Experts are calling this NASA-developed tech the "Next Stock of the Decade"

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Dear Reader,
 
You've got to watch this video.
 
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In it, you'll see a Mars technology developed at NASA... that is now going mainstream all across America.
 
This technology is appearing at facilities run by Walmart, Google, eBay, Facebook, Apple, Staples, FedEx, Safeway, Home Depot, AT&T, Honda, Yahoo and Verizon.
 
In fact, 25 of the Fortune 100 companies are using it.
 
And while it has nothing to do with 5G, blockchain or smartphones... this technology is making serious waves in the investment world.
 
For example, the billionaire lead investor behind both Google and Amazon has called it "the largest economic opportunity of the 21st century."
 
He put $8 million into Amazon in 1996 and $12.5 million into Google in 1999... and made billions.
 
Now he's invested hundreds of millions in the $10 IPO stock behind this Mars technology.
 
And he's not alone.
 
Paul Wick, Bloomberg's "stock picker of the year" in 2019, has loaded up on 6.5 million shares of this IPO.
 
Renaissance Technologies, whose Medallion Fund has the best investing record in history, just increased its holdings by 642%.
 
No doubt it believes this $10 IPO stock has a chance to become "the Next Stock of the Decade."
 
And so does famed stock picker David Fessler. He gained prestige for writing about Tesla at $37... before it went to $900.
 
And now he's making this stock his No. 1 pick.
 
 
Sincerely,
 
Matt Benjamin
Senior Macroeconomic Analyst, The Oxford Club
 
P.S. Past "stocks of the decade" have averaged 21,067% gains. That's the kind of potential we see here.
 
 

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