A Message from Brownstone Research Editor's Note: Tech legend Jeff Brown picked Nvidia in 2016 before it jumped 23,000% higher. Today, he’s recommending another explosive opportunity. While everyone has been focusing on Nvidia and other popular AI stocks, he believes a little-known company with a virtual monopoly in a key “AI metal” could hold the key to the $100 trillion AI boom. Click here for details or read more below.
Dear Reader, I recently traveled to an American ghost town to investigate this crazy Cold War story… Because it could hold the key to the entire $100 trillion AI boom. In short, more than 75 years ago… At the beginning of the Cold War with Russia… Three prospectors were looking for uranium in an American ghost town in the middle of the desert. But instead of uranium… They accidentally found this strange “AI metal.” Those prospectors didn’t know at that time… But they hit the jackpot… Because this is part of a group of metals that holds the key to the entire future of artificial intelligence… And its promise to unlock $100 trillion in new wealth. And there’s currently only one company here in the U.S. that can produce these metals… Which is why I believe shares are about to go much higher than most people can imagine. Click here to see the details of what could be the biggest tech story of this decade. Regards, Jeff Brown
Founder & CEO, Brownstone Research
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