Oxford Club Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green may have just discovered the "Next Great American Super Stock."
He says...
- "It reminds me of Amazon disrupting the publishing industry with its online bookstore.
- Like Apple disrupting the music industry by putting '1,000 songs in your pocket' with its iPod.
- Like Lululemon disrupting athletic apparel and spawning an entirely new $306 billion 'athleisure' market.
- In short, this stock shares key characteristics with companies that went on to become some of the greatest stocks of all time."
Alex was an early investor in Amazon back in 2005, before its 6,300% run.
He first invested in Apple in 1995, before it skyrocketed 94,000%.
And Lululemon is up over 10,000% since it went public in 2007.
He says maybe 1 in 100,000 people know about the tiny stock he's uncovered.
It's busy disrupting a recession-resistant market with 118 million customers that hasn't seen innovation in 100 years.
Yet its share price is still incredibly cheap, at just $8.
Click here to see why Alex believes that's about to change in a big way.
Rachel Gearhart
Associate Publisher, The Oxford Club
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