Bezos DUMPING Amazon shares to buy into VLEO?

That's over $1.8 BILLION in Amazon shares sold off in only 3 days by Bezos.

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Dear Reader,


Take a look at this SEC filing for Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos:
 

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That's over $1.8 BILLION in Amazon shares sold off in only 3 days by Bezos.

Is Amazon going under? Did he want a couple new mansions?

I can't say for sure what he did after this specific sale, but this quote from Bezos himself could be the smoking gun…

"My business model right now … I sell about $1 billion of Amazon
stock a year and I use it to invest in [THIS]" - Jeff Bezos

That's right, Jeff Bezos is selling $1 billion in Amazon stock each year to invest in a new venture.

It's called VLEO.

And Jeff Bezos isn't the only one who's betting BIG on this…

Elon Musk is investing $10 billion…

And even the U.S. Government has earmarked $9.2 billion for it.

This story is developing rapidly…

And if my research on VLEO is correct…

Fast-moving investors could start to take home a fortune as soon as October 1st, 2021.

Click here to see how to stake YOUR claim right now »


Ahead of the tape,

Lou

Lou Basenese

America's #1 Disruptive Tech Analyst

 

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