"What the hell is that thing for?"
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"What the hell is that thing for?" That was the first question my friend Dave asked when he saw my new iPhone 12 Pro. He was talking about this weird extra lens on the back of my phone. 
It has absolutely nothing to do with taking pictures. Most people won't notice it or even know what it does. But that lens is the key to a $350 billion tech revolution. And as usual, Apple is leading the charge. Soon all phones will have it. And this new technology will make today's smartphones and computers obsolete by 2022. Let me show you what this extra lens does (this is going to blow your mind!) and why it holds the potential for up to 10,000% gains. Click here for the full story.
To life-changing wealth,
Christian DeHaemer
Investment Director, Bull and Bust Report
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