For almost 30 years, my team and I have been on the frontier of the financial markets… accurately predicting many of the world’s most important economic stories.
The 1997 emerging market collapse… the Japanese 1998 banking crisis… the dot-com blow-up of the 2000s… The demise of General Electric… the bankruptcy of General Motors…
And the 2008 financial crisis, along with the fall of Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac…
But right now, my team and I are noticing something shocking happening in the tech industry.
Something big is going down.
If you haven’t been looking as closely as I and my team have, let me fill you in.
A few years ago, three academics from the University of Toronto entered a computer science competition.
And what those three Canadians showed up with didn’t just win them the competition… it has since completely upended the entire computer science world.
In fact, the entire world as we know it.
You see, the technology they used to win allows computers to process millions and millions of tasks at once… as opposed to one-at-a-time like was previously possible.
This breakthrough has since become the cornerstone that all our recent technological innovations have been built upon and it’s what the future will be built upon too.
Including the names of the companies to buy and sell if you want to capitalize on the multi-trillion-dollar revolution this technology promises to usher in.
Enjoy.
Porter Stansberry
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