Saturday, November 9, 2024

The Seven Stocks Set To Dominate Trump’s Second Term

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The Seven Stocks Set To Dominate Trump's Second Term

Rachel Gearhart, Publisher, The Oxford Club

Dear Liberty Through Wealth Reader,

For the last 20 years, The Magnificent Seven have dominated the stock market.

Apple, Google, Tesla, Amazon, Nvidia, Microsoft, and Facebook delivered average returns of more than 16,800% each.

But according to Alex Green, seven new stocks are set to take over during Trump's second term.

Thanks to the sudden rise of AI, he says these stocks will dominate the coming years.

In fact, he's claiming that $1,000 in each could turn into more than $1 million by 2030.

Is he right?

Get the facts and decide for yourself right here.

Good investing,

Rachel

P.S. Here's a few quick details about these seven amazing stocks...

One of them just signed a contract to get their AI tech in the iPhone and iMac through 2040. Nvidia itself also is buying this stock. It's their largest holding.
Another created a new network that is faster than Amazon and Google. It's being adopted by 30% of Fortune 1000 companies.
And a third just signed a contract to get its AI into every single one of Walmart's regional distribution centers.

These are just a few of the reasons Alex is saying to buy these stocks before the end of the month.

The ticker symbols revealed on all of what Alex calls "The Trump Seven" right here.

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Saturday, November 9, 2024