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| Apple's Bombshell Ignites Tiny Tech Firm's Stock By Briton Ryle | Saturday, March 26th, 2016
So far this year, the company has quietly risen 96%. But it has much further to rise. Bloomberg reported in January that Apple was in fact working with secret partners "in the U.S. and Asia to develop new wireless charging technology... that would allow iPhones and iPads to be powered from further away than the charging mats used with current smartphones." A Morgan Stanly analyst confirmed that analysis in February. Then just this month Business Insider reported that "all signs point to one partner" — this tiny little tech company that could rise 67,000% as Apple puts its wireless charging technology in to iPhones and iPads. You see, this is the only company that has perfected a wireless electricity technology that allows cell phones and other electronics to charge without being tethered to anything at all. With this technology, your smartphone will receive a constant charge in the same way it gets wireless Internet. You can see it for yourself here. And here's the best part: Even if this company doesn't get the Apple contract... it has another major electronics manufacturer waiting on deck. This technology is expected to be commercial this year. And once it is, this stock will take off for good — giving those who invest today a shot at 670X their money. To your wealth,
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