Ever wish you could rewind the clock to invest in some of history’s greatest stocks during a low-point?

Like buying Amazon in 2002 for $0.77?

Or Tesla in 2012 when it was $2.12?

What if I told you that while we haven’t figured out the secret to time travel, we have figured out the next best thing: spotting when quality companies pull back in price because of what our experts see as short term issues… before they potentially rebound.

In fact, we actually recommended Amazon at an adjusted rec price of 77 cents, just a couple years after it was selling for over 6X higher.

And in 2004, we recommended Netflix twice — the second time for 20% less than the first.

Which one would you have rather bought?

It didn’t pay to get in early — it paid to watch for a pullback in price (Those Netflix recs have seen returns of 30,091% and 37,883% respectively)

And the same thing is happening right now in the most exciting sector of the market — Artificial Intelligence.

While many think a lot of the gains have already happened, we believe there's a massive opportunity at the tip of your fingertips...

But before I share some of the incredible deals right under investor’s noses right now, it’s worth mentioning that just because a stock pulls back, doesn’t mean it’s always worth a buy.

Because for every Amazon, there’s a Pets.com.

For every Apple, there is a Nokia.

For every Netflix, a Blockbuster.

Pullbacks are where millionaires are made and lost.

The secret is to know the difference between buying low for a bargain and catching a knife when it’s falling.

That means discerning true value hidden by temporary market fears, rather than getting caught in fundamental downturns. This requires a clear-eyed assessment of the stocks' underlying strengths and market conditions.

That also means work like scouring earnings statements, tracking historical data, using quantitative analysis to predict the likelihood of beating the market.

Lucky for you, we already did the legwork…

Imagine grabbing an AI-front-runner trading at nearly a 25% markdown from its historical highs. That's the opportunity we just uncovered with one company.

This company is innovating with groundbreaking AI accelerators and forming strategic alliances with some of the biggest names in tech.
It has strong financials and pioneering advancements
They’re quietly preparing for a market rebound that could redefine the AI landscape.

Or maybe you want a company trading an even bigger discount… roughly 50% off its highs, we’ve discovered a cybersecurity company that’s at the forefront of AI.

This leader in cloud security is not just managing threats; it’s predicting them, protecting billions of AI transactions every month with unparalleled innovation.
As businesses increasingly depend on cloud solutions, this company’s cutting-edge technology is becoming essential.

The analysts at Motley Fool Stock Advisor have a long-standing record of picking winning stocks.

In fact, we’ve recommended AI powerhouse, Nvidia, 3 separate times, as early as 2004 — when shares were just $1.63. Now that first rec is up 72,132%.

And now we’re doing it again with the two stocks I mentioned earlier, and one other — a key semiconductor player that’s been called potentially “the most important company in the world” that most people have never heard of.

These three stocks are available in our new report: 3 AI Stocks That Are Undervalued Now.

But there is a small catch. It’s only available to members of our Stock Advisor service.

Fortunately, I’ve been authorized to give you a 75% discount* right now on a new membership, so you can get instant access to this time-sensitive report.

And I do mean time-sensitive.

Back in March of this year, Nvidia shot up to $974. A few weeks later it took a nose-dive down to $762 — a perfect pullback buying opportunity.

However, that pullback was short-lived, with shares quickly making their way back to the $900s.

Don’t let hesitation hold you back like it did so many others.

Act now and secure your access to these must-have AI stock picks before they potentially rebound out of reach.