Thanks to rising interest rates, the recent tech sell-off has eradicated over $50 billion in wealth from Silicon Valley’s richest people.
But the smart money is still holding on…
And the reason will blow your mind:
While rate hikes damage the performance of tech stocks in the short term, they are beneficial to their growth over the long run…
For example, the last time the Fed increased the interest rates in December 2016…
Cathie Wood’s ARK Innovation ETF — a collection of some of the best tech stocks in America — soared by 90% in just two years…
Compared to just 9% growth for the S&P 500.
That means the best tech stocks outperformed the overall market by 10 times.
Former hedge fund manager Adam O’Dell believes the same thing is about to happen…
While most investors are looking at the short-term view and selling their shares in a panic…
The smart money understands the big picture and knows this sell-off is an incredible opportunity to get the best names in tech at bargain prices…
An opportunity not seen since after the 2000 tech crash…
Where you could get Amazon for $10 … Microsoft for $18 … And eBay for just $4!
Here’s the best part:
Mr. O’Dell, who writes to more than a quarter of a million investors every day, has already found the #1 tech stock for the recent sell-off…
He believes this little-known company is way oversold … just like Amazon, Microsoft and eBay back in 2001…
It’s working on a technology that could help cure all genetic diseases permanently as easily as deleting a line of text from a word document…
Including Cancer, Alzheimer’s, Hepatitis and more…
And it’s positioned to dominate an industry set to grow by over 200,000% over the next four years…
Yet that’s just the beginning…
All up, this technology is set to disrupt global industries worth a total of $64 trillion…
Elon Musk calls it “Amazing”…
Bill Gates just invested $429 Million into this secret technology…
Mark Zuckerberg has also joined the party … with a $3 Billion investment…
And so have Jeff Bezos and Peter Thiel, one of history’s greatest tech investors…
HURRY: Watch this video from Adam for more details
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