Hey Trader, It's really fascinating. Quietly, he was the first backer of Amazon, putting in $8 million at just $0.20 a share in 1996. Then, in 1999, he also became the lead investor in Google, putting in $12.5 million. Each move has led to billions in profits. And now he's putting hundreds of millions into a new IPO that deserves your attention. The IPO stock is commercializing a NASA technology originally developed for Mars exploration. It's now made deals with 25 of the Fortune 100 companies. Its partners include Walmart, Google, eBay, Facebook, Apple, Staples, FedEx, Safeway, Home Depot, AT&T, Honda, Yahoo and Verizon. In short, this technology is about to sweep the nation. Which is why I wanted to share it with you today. Good investing, David Fessler Energy and Infrastructure Strategist, The Oxford Club P.S. This billionaire isn't the only big-time investor getting in. Paul Wick, Bloomberg's "stock picker of the year" in 2019, has bought up 6.5 million shares. Think these guys might know something?
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