Penny stock by alexander GreenOxford publishing
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You’re about to discover the $3 stock that could hand you a multimillion-dollar retirement.
This company has it all.
Its products will soon be found in just about every cutting-edge industry across the globe, including…
Artificial intelligence
Smartphones
Virtual reality
Robotics
Medical equipment
Gaming technology
The Internet of Things
E-commerce
And much more.
The company has inked deals with Cisco, Microsoft, Intel, Sharp, IBM, HP, Nintendo, Sony, Nokia and Apple…
And these deals are worth billions of dollars.
It’s amassed one of the largest patent libraries in the world, with 29,187 patents granted in the U.S. alone.
And I expect sales to soar to more than $179 billion this year.
That’s more sales than IBM, Facebook and even Google.
Yet while those stocks trade for $130, $238 and more than $1,400…
This stock trades for just $3.
Never have I seen a stock with this much upside potential trading for so cheap.
Even the greatest plays in my personal portfolio never got that low.
I got in on Netflix, Amazon and Apple back when they were trading for just a few dollars each…
And I still hold all three today.
This report will explain exactly how to buy the $3 stock – which trades under a secret name. I will show you the steps to buy the real stock at the real price in a regular brokerage account.
Remember, Wall Street is moving in fast. A core group of hedge funds and trading houses have snapped up more than $2 billion worth of shares. They recognize that this stock would need to move 4,233% higher just to trade up to IBM’s price of $130.
In this report, you’ll learn everything you need to get in on that ride – and make this single play your Single-Stock Retirement Plan.
By Alexander Green of Oxford Communique
Still Hon Hai/FoxConn, which he’s been similarly touting for a few years. Has the revenue as the major subcontractor for
Apple and many others, has never had the pricing power. Maybe that changes someday, but I remain doubtful.
FoxConn is just now starting to realize the sales we all expected 1-2 years ao.
It was Ceragon Networks (Nasdaq: CRNT)