“The $10 stock is setting up a whole new production facility right near Tesla… just as it is reportedly doing with Apple.”Īnd we get a couple specific clues dropped about this secret company, which will be a great help for the Thinkolator… “And these partnerships are not speculation. “Tesla has partnered with it as well, to add it to its cars. “Samsung has a confirmed partnership with this company to add the tech to its televisions. “Apple is not the only company that seemingly wants to use this company’s technology. What is this technology that Carr thinks Apple is working on, in partnership with his $10 company? Apparently it’s not just for Apple… “But frankly, it’s pretty obvious when the two companies built facilities right next door to each other.” “Apple and the $10 stock behind this tech are staying tight-lipped and have not confirmed the project yet. What is this one? No surprise, it’s not been confirmed by Apple… The fact that Apple has historically been so secretive about their new products always fuels these kinds of “what will they do next” pitches, whether they’re about virtual reality headsets or Apple Cars or Apple Televisions… Steve Jobs’ paranoia about keeping the lid on their R&D projects has stuck with Apple, even if they’re not quite as good at keeping secrets as they used to be, and that has created a cottage industry of investment speculators and Apple rumor-chasers.
“The fact is… it’s this unknown $10 tech stock… NOT APPLE… that actually holds key patents in this new revolutionary technology.” “But it stands to be… BY FAR… the biggest winner as this new technology develops. “I’d venture to say not 1 in 1,000 Americans can name it. “… next door to that white industrial building I just showed you is another building… run by a different company. More importantly, though, there’s yet another building nearby that’s even more exciting… Ooooohhh, exciting, right? However did Matthew Carr find out about this secret building, and learn what Apple’s employees are doing there? “It’s perhaps the most revolutionary new technology we’ve seen since the invention of the smartphone itself.” “… inside, Apple scientists are reportedly working day and night on a new breakthrough technology. They include a photo of a white factory building and go on… So what’s the story? It’s an ad from Matthew Carr at the Oxford Club, pitching subscriptions to his Oxford Growth Investor newsletter ($79/yr, this publication used to be called Strategic Trends Investor), and it’s one of my favorite kinds of ads, the “inside this mysterious building” pitch (that’s my second-favorite - the best ads are the Indiana Jones stories about intrepid newsletter editors trekking through the mountains to find a hidden gold mine, but the “secret building” ads are right up there).
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