An unbeatable discount

Hi, Jason Stutman here.

I've been a leading voice in the tech investing industry for a while now.

You may recognize me as the publisher of the investing news site Tech Investing Daily. Or perhaps you've seen me at the Money Show...

I've built an incredibly strong network of professional connections in the industry, including high-ranking chief technology officers and high-profile CEOs.

And while I love getting invite-only demonstrations of next-gen tech, it's always bothered me that the most exciting and profitable investments are only available to those with Peter Thiel-sized bank accounts

Simply put, my favorite companies out there are the ones that I can't recommend to the tens of thousands of people who read my work... until now.

You see, I get paid to know what's going on in the cutting edge of science.

And the companies doing the most groundbreaking, visionary work are also the companies that most Americans aren't legally allowed to touch with a ten-foot pole...

That is, until I discovered a secret link that connects some of the most exciting startups out there, allowing you to invest in 50 startups through just one investment.

Startups like the ride-sharing service Uber, which in a very short amount of time has soared to a $51 billion valuation and, in the process, dramatically changed how America looks at transportation.

I first wrote about Uber in an article for Tech Investing Daily back in 2013 when the company was barely a blip on most investors' radars.

I made a note to myself to follow this young, promising company and soon after wrote, "In the future, if you want a ride, you're going to be hailing an Uber."

And I would have loved to make the recommendation to my readers to buy Uber...

However, there was just one problem: Uber had yet to IPO.

If I had been able to make the recommendation, my readers would currently be sitting on 1,357% gains.

But because investing in the company was illegal, we were frustratingly forced to sit on the sidelines.

Or back in November 2013, when I wrote in Tech Investing Daily, "I recommend checking out 23andMe."

That was back when 23andMe was a $126 million genetic testing company. It had recently run into an FDA-sized roadblock, but I knew this was just a temporary setback.

Two years later, I've been proven right... 23andMe is now a major biotech player worth $1.03 billion.

And if I could've recommended the company to my readers back in 2013, we'd be sitting on 717% gains.

Unfortunately, like Uber, 23andMe is still a private company and, because of government regulation, legally off-limits to most investors...

That's why I was so excited when I found this brand-new way to circumvent these restrictive laws that are designed to prevent ordinary investors from getting in on the kind of deals that turn $40,000 into $400 million.

And it's all thanks to a secret link that connects some of the most hyped startups out there.

(In fact, several of these startups are part of The Wall Street Journal's exclusive Billion Dollar Startup Club — but more on that in a minute.)

By exploiting this link, you can gain access to the massive profit potential these young companies offer.

This backdoor way to play tomorrow's superstar companies is the first of its kind.... giving you a way to profit off companies that otherwise would be strictly off-limits.

The best part? At the time of writing, this unique investment opportunity gives you a 40% total discount on the true market value of these private companies.

In fact, it costs less than $20 to gain access to 50 of the most exciting startups currently out there... all with a simple, SINGLE investment.

Now, this discount might not last long. In fact, once the market catches onto this incredible opportunity, the discount will rapidly disappear.

So it is important for you to ACT NOW.

As Barron's writes: This company "should trade at a premium because it is run by a savvy team of technology mavericks," including a former head of global growth research at Merrill Lynch and the chairman of Intuit.

Now, I'll go over a few of the most exciting companies that this backdoor play allows you to access...

But first let me tell you why these days, you can't wait until IPO to get in on the profits.

The Fundamental IPO Shift...
"The Strange Death of the Tech IPO."
— The Financial Times

It used to be when companies wanted to raise a big sum of money, they'd go public. This would allow the average mom-and-pop investor to get in for big gains.

If you had an eye for a good business model and a new, disruptive technology or product, you could make some pretty astonishingly large profits off of fledgling companies...

Companies like Microsoft, which saw investors rake in 500% gains in less than three years after it went public...

But Microsoft is just the tip of the iceberg...

Take a look at Hewlett-Packard, started in a one-car garage in California. It delivered 724% gains in less than a decade after its IPO...

But unfortunately, IPOs like Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard are bygone relics...

Nowadays, companies wait longer and longer before going public.

Heck, as we just saw, ride-share service Uber is valued at an amazing $51 billion thanks to high-worth angel investors who have plowed more than $7 billion into this startup.

Now, don't get me wrong; the sky-high profits we just saw with HP and Microsoft do still happen. Thing is, though, the profits now happen when the companies are still private.

A decade ago, Uber's valuation chart would have been a public stock chart profiling a comparable rise to Internet switch-and-router company Cisco...

With an innovative product that disrupted entire industries, Uber could have delivered investors Cisco-like gains of 4,543%...

The kind of gains that turn every $50 invested into $2,321.

But the sad reality is Uber is still off-limits to most investors. And the gains have already been made!

The good news is that now you don't have to miss out, all thanks to the secret link that connects 50 of the promising startups I was previously telling you about.

This secret link allows investors to get in on the gains that would otherwise be strictly off-limits... all with ONE simple investment.

And it gives me a way to recommend some of my favorite private companies to my readers...

Remember, as I've just shown you, these days you need to get in before the company's IPO to realize the largest possible gains.

For example, angel investors made legendary gains off of Facebook while it was still a private company, off-limits to the majority of investors.

You may have heard of LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman. He turned a modest $40,000 Facebook stake into more than $400 million.

That translates to 999,000% gains...

All thanks to the fact that he was able to get in pre-IPO, unlike most investors.

So how did the investors fare who were forced to wait for Facebook's IPO?

After a year of going public, investors who got in at the beginning had lost 36%.

Why? As Rolling Stone puts it, "The Facebook IPO is just the latest example of Wall Street keeping ordinary investors out of the loop."

"Shareholders weren't invited to the real party."

And as Forbes writes, "Bill Gates made millionaires of thousands of ordinary public investors... Zuckerberg and his Facebook friends took it all."

Things have gotten a bit better for Facebook investors, but the gains will NEVER approach Cisco-like heights, let alone the 999,000% gains Reid pulled in.

All because of the simple fact that those gains are off the table. Actually, they never even made it to the table...

Thanks to a trend that is seeing IPO profits go to private financiers.

The Financial Times reports on "the strange death of the tech IPO," saying that these days, "more value creation is taking place at the pre-public stage."

For another example, take a look at Forbes' 10 best IPOs of 2013, and you'll find seven losing stocks, including some high-profile names like Potbelly and Noodles & Co.

"Traditionally, the big payday for an entrepreneur like Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos was going public," Barron's writes.

Truth is, waiting until IPO is no longer a good time to invest.

Just ask Mark Cuban. He recently proclaimed the small IPO market to be "dead."

Yahoo News similarly reports that the tech IPO market is "moribund."

That's why it is so important to get in BEFORE the IPO if you want to see real gains.

Where True Market Wealth Comes From

Reid Hoffman wasn't the only angel investor to strike it big from a pre-IPO Facebook deal.

Peter Thiel saw Facebook turn his $500,000 investment into over $1 billion.

Even Bono made big money off of Facebook. Elevation Partners, which counts the U2 singer as a member, invested $268 million while Facebook was still private. That sum would eventually grow to nearly $1.5 billion.

Angel investors and venture capitalists regularly pull in five-figure gains or higher.

Like Andy von Bechtolsheim, who put $200,000 into a pre-IPO Google and turned it into $2 billion 10 years later.

"Venture capital has... delivered outstanding value for a handful of people," TechCrunch reports.

And until recently, most investors have been blocked from making these deals...

You see, back in the '30s during the Great Depression, the U.S. government passed a law that created what are known as "accredited investors."

To be accredited, you need to either make $200,000 a year or be worth $1 million.

And only these accredited investors are allowed to invest in companies before they go public.

While the intentions of this law may have initially been admirable, now the law only succeeds in keeping people in their financial caste, unable to advance to the next level.

Clearly the powers that be think only the extremely wealthy are sophisticated enough to make smart bets on private companies.

As we all know, the super-rich are getting even richer, and in part, it's thanks to this law.

So now that you know just how important it is to get into the latest startups before they IPO, let's take a look at the backdoor play I'm here to tell you about...

The play that allows you to invest in 50 of the hottest private companies all through one investment...

The Best of Both Worlds

This "secret link" that connects these 50 companies is actually a stock listed on the NASDAQ exchange, solving one of the major downsides of venture capital investing.

You see, when you invest in a private company, your money is very illiquid. There is no easy way to quickly get in and out of positions.

That means your money could be tied up for years, even decades.

But because this "secret link" is publicly traded on one of the largest exchanges in the world, you get the best of worlds: the explosive profitability of private deals combined with the liquidity of public trading.

The other huge benefit to this investment is instant diversification.

You see, this one investment gives you exposure to 50 different companies, thereby driving down your risk...

Truth is, not every promising startup is going to succeed.

That's why spreading your investment across 50 companies is such a good idea.

And when promising startups do succeed, they often grow exponentially, more than making up for any struggling companies.

After all, one home run can more than make up for a strikeout or two.

But thanks to the stellar squad that picked the 50 companies included in this investment, I don't expect too many, if any, failing startups.

As Barron's says, this company "should trade at a premium because it is run by a savvy team of technology mavericks," including a former head of global growth research at Merrill Lynch and the chairman of Intuit.

It's got a pretty good track record, too. It's allowed everyday investors to get in on such winners as Twitter, Facebook, 2U, and Chegg... while they were all still private.

And because this pioneering company is woefully overlooked — perhaps a result of being the first of its kind — you can currently get a 50% discount on these companies...

The thing is, this company's holdings in private startups are worth twice what the market is valuing them at.

Now, this mismatch exists because the market is imperfect. Sometimes it takes a while for the investing public to correctly value companies.

But the important thing to remember is that the market will ALWAYS correct. The public will eventually catch on.

So I can guarantee you this discount won't last long.

On top of all that, this company has been given a "Buy" rating by all six research firms that are covering the company.

The company also boasts a very impressive Price/Book ratio of 0.5, solidly trouncing the industry average of 1.8.

So now that you know a bit more about this company, let's take a look at a few of the startups it is funding...

Startups that are part of The Wall Street Journal's exclusive Billion Dollar Startup Club.

Once So Rare They Were Called "Unicorns"

As we've just discovered, startups are staying private longer.

It used to be that a startup valued at $1 billion was a rare beast...

So rare that it was nicknamed a unicorn.

These days, there are so many of these $1 billion startups that "unicorn" is starting to become a misnomer.

But don't get me wrong — just because there are more and more "unicorns" these days, as Fortune writes, "Hitting a $1 billion private valuation is a remarkable accomplishment."

And TechCrunch reports, "It's really hard, and highly unlikely, to build or invest in a billion dollar company."

But as we've just seen, our "secret link" stock allows us to get in on several members of the Billion Dollar Startup Club, which until now you were legally blocked from investing in.

Let's take a look at a few of the "unicorns" the secret link allows us to access...

Rocket Ship Private Stock #1: Lyft

Ride-share company Uber may be better known and worth more, but competitor Lyft offers a much better investment opportunity at this point.

As we previously saw, Uber is already worth $51 billion — that's bigger than the market cap for General Mills, by the way — and the gains have already been made!

But with Lyft, we've got a growing company valued at a fraction of Uber, with some pretty good ideas to boot.

Wired writes, "Lyft is doing everything it can think of to strengthen its position against its archrival, Uber..."

In fact, it just seized an important opportunity to get one over its rival...

In an agreement with Chinese ride-share company Didi Kuaidi, Lyft has joined forces with Uber's Far East antagonist.

San Francisco Gate finds that Didi controls 80% of the market in China... a market Uber would love to tap into as it grows internationally.

However, Didi has rebuffed Uber's attempts at wooing it into a partnership, and instead, it picked Lyft.

As TechCrunch reports, "Didi Kuaidi, Uber's dominant Chinese rival, announced a deal with ridesharing startup Lyft today that will allow the two services to share riders across continents."

"Didi confirmed an earlier investment of $100 million in Lyft's latest round of $530 million... Didi is a strong comrade for Uber's U.S. rival to have..."

The company is growing fast, expecting to pull in more than $1 billion in gross revenues this year.

Carl Icahn is a fan, too. He invested $100 million in the company, calling it a "tremendous bargain."

"There's room for two in this area," Icahn told The New York Times.

Rocket Ship Private Stock #2: Dropbox

For our second company preview, let's take a look at another "unicorn" — Dropbox, the leading cloud storage company.

This company has seen wide adoption and fast growth for its product's ease of use, both at home and at work, allowing users to access files from multiple computers.

Business Insider writes, "Dropbox's rise has been impressive... One of the greatest Silicon Valley startup stories of all time."

GigaOm calls Dropbox "vital" for businesses.

It has rapidly amassed well over 300 million users in 200 countries.

Revenue has also been growing as more and more businesses adopt Dropbox.

And it's been expanding ambitiously and rapidly, leading all pre-IPO startups in acquisitions in the past five years.

It's purchased an eye-catching 23 companies, which means Dropbox is absolutely loaded with top-notch talent and ideas, adding 500 people over the past year.

This makes Dropbox a great bet for future innovation and future growth.

It was also named a 2013 AlwaysOn Global 250 Top Private Company.

Rocket Ship Private Stock #3: Spotify

Our final sneak peak and another "unicorn," Spotify is one of my personal favorites.

If you haven’t heard of Spotify, it is a music streaming service similar to Pandora.

In fact, Fortune calls it "the leader of the streaming-music pack."

You see, what makes Spotify stand out is that unlike Pandora, which allows you to listen to "radio" stations of various artists, with Spotify you can listen to any of their songs on demand.

All for the low cost of free — provided you’re willing to listen to the occasional ad.

And if you’re willing to pay a small monthly fee, you can listen ad-free.

Truth is, this is where the real opportunity is...

You see, Spotify has more than three times the amount of paid subscribers as Pandora, and this number is growing fast.

As you can see in the above chart, paid user growth is outpacing free user growth.

This is the reason Spotify is such a good investment, and the reason it is valued at more than double Pandora.

Revenues jumped 45% in 2014, and Spotify recently hit the number one grossing app spot in the iPhone app store.

Now that we've taken a look at just a few of the innovators this company invests in, let me quickly introduce myself.

Sky-High Profits From Cutting-Edge Technology

My name is Jason Stutman. I've spent the last six years studying under-the-radar technology stocks. If there's a way to make money in the market, then I want to know everything there is to know about it.

In 2013, I joined Angel Publishing, one of the largest and most trusted investment advisory firms in the world.

I'm also the founder of the investment research advisory The Cutting Edge and popular news site Tech Investing Daily.

I'm proud to publish your blueprint to leading-edge technology investments... investments that have the potential to double, triple, quadruple, and more.

I cut my teeth in the world of technology, and over the last several years, I've built an incredibly strong network of professional connections in the industry.

I'm not at liberty to drop any names, but I will say my contacts include high-ranking chief technology officers, investor relations executives, and even high-profile technology CEOs.

To be clear, I'm not mentioning any of this to brag.

I simply want to point out the advantage this can give you.

Not only do technology companies let me know when they're developing a new product, but I also often get to experience these new innovations well before they hit the market.

In just the last few months, I've been given private demonstrations of:

3D printers:

Drones:

And robots:

By getting in on the inside, I've been able to tip my dedicated readers off to a steady stream of winning technology stocks.

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