Monday, July 15, 2024

Pop Quiz: What stock are the BIGGEST tech companies buying?

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Pop Quiz: What Stock Are the Biggest Tech Companies Buying??

James Ogletree, Managing Editor, The Oxford Club

Dear Wealthy Retirement Reader,

Pop quiz.

What stock are the biggest tech companies in the world loading up on?

Nvidia made this stock its largest single holding... around $200 million worth.

Google too... with a similar investment.

Apple, Samsung, Intel, AMD... all the biggest tech stocks are buying shares.

Why?

In short... THE DEAL.

This one stock just made a MAJOR deal to get its tech into the iPhone through 2040.

But it doesn't end there.

It's also in the Samsung Galaxy S24... Google's Gemini Nano Pixel 6... and perhaps most important, Nvidia's Grace Hopper 200 Superchip.

Get the breakdown of why investors are wondering if this stock will be "The Next Trillion-Dollar Company" right here.

Sincerely,

James

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