Man Who Called Nvidia at $1.10 Says Buy THIS Now...

Dear Reader,

In 2004, one man called Nvidia before just about anyone knew it existed.

He wrote...

"Nvidia is now selling chips so powerful that current computer hardware and gaming software can't even exploit the technology."

Now, this same guy says a new company could become the next to soar like Nvidia.

It only IPO'd in 2023.

But already its making major waves.

The biggest tech firms are loading up on shares. Nvidia, Apple, Google, AMD, Intel, and Samsung are all invested in this company.

It also signed a MAJOR deal with Apple to get its AI tech into the iPhone and iMac.

And it's tech is also found in products from Samsung and Google.

Will it become the next trillion dollar company?

Go here to see why the guy who called Nvidia first says it could be one of "The Next Magnificent Seven."

Sincerely,

Rachel Gearhart
Publisher, The Oxford Club

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