| Editor's Note: Occasionally, an opportunity comes to our attention that we believe readers like you will find valuable. The message below from one of our partners is one we believe you should take a close look at.
Dear Reader, Ever wonder why lots of people seem to be getting rich on the technology bull market… And you're not? Well, it isn't your fault. There's a scientific reason. It's because of something I call "Tech Lag." You see, tech investing is an insider's game. There are new technologies on the verge of huge breakthroughs, right now. And the general public has no idea. You likely won't find out until years later. This is what I mean by Tech Lag. Insiders like me see and hear about valuable breakthroughs in real time. Years before you and the general public… Does your portfolio suffer from Tech Lag? Let me ask you a question: When did you first hear of these big tech companies? Maybe you heard your kids or grandkids talk about Facebook. You might've even joined yourself. But at the time, did you comprehend how much money this network was worth? 
Even in the last five years, Facebook has been a good investment — up 62%. But tech insiders who knew about Facebook and understood its value long before you were using it… Could have made 10 TIMES more — just by being early. You probably got used to Googling things on the internet in the last decade. But while you were Googling local restaurants, did you understand the value of that technology to the stock market? Maybe you did and were one of the first people you knew to buy shares in Alphabet, Google's parent company. 
If you bought in 2015, you'd have a solid 130% gain. But tech insiders understood Google's worth long before you even knew what "Googling" was. And they had the chance to make 3,040%. 23 TIMES more than mom and pop traders. Same with Amazon. Maybe you bought something online or received a package via Amazon years ago. But did you know the true value of the technology behind their platform? 
Investing in Amazon three years ago, as the bull market rose, would've returned a nice 198% gain. But tech insiders who invested in Amazon long before you ever searched their website made over 8,960%. 45 TIMES more... Enough to turn $10,000 into $906,000. This is what you're missing out on because of Tech Lag. So how can you overcome Tech Lag? How can you learn about these new technologies ahead of time? How can you invest in these valuable companies before the general public knows about them? There's only one answer... With the help of an insider like me. I just gave a presentation at the historic Shubert Theater in New Haven, CT — just a stone's throw from Yale. I pulled back the curtain on THREE new technologies you've likely never heard of. Tech insiders are already loading up on shares… And you have a rare chance to get in at the same time. This presentation could help you defeat "Tech Lag" — and supercharge your portfolio. Are you ready to get started? Sincerely, Jeff Brown
Chief Technology Analyst, Brownstone Research P.S. In case you're wondering who I am… I'm a former executive at companies like Qualcomm and NXP Semiconductors — where I oversaw 100% and 761% gains in the companies' share prices. I'm an angel investor whose early stakes in companies like Intabio (1,620%), Ripple Labs (3,900%), and APC (4,344%%) have paid off handsomely. And I called the top performing tech stocks on the S&P 500 in 2016, 2018, and 2019. Anyone who took my advice in 2016, could've made nearly 22 times their money. Now, I'm revealing my top tech stock of 2021. Trading involves risk. The information provided is NOT trading advice. Neither the Editors, the Publisher, nor any of their respective affiliates make any guarantee or other promise as to any results that may be obtained from the newsletter. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance. This recipient of this email assumes responsibility for conducting its own due diligence on the aforementioned company or entity and assumes full responsibility, and releases the sender from liability for any purchase or order made from any company or entity mentioned or recommended in this email.
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