I just listened to the long pitch on Shah Gilani’s new project called “HyperDrive Portfolio” that was very interesting until the end with the typical pitch of a discount to order now for just under $2,000. It talked of 5 triple your money stocks. All of this pitch is geared around “work at home stocks” or virtual workforce stocks. Stock 1 is a Unified Communications Firm which integrates a company’s videoconferencing, phone, email, chat, and presentations on one platform. Stock 2, he calls the Anywhere Workplace, the co. Has interface technology that lets employees access dozens of work apps with a single login. They have signed lots of blue chip co’s and have lots of money. Stock 3 is a Vitual Command Center using AI technology to keep hundreds, thousands of remote employees working on the same network seamlessly when they are no longer connected to the co’s server. Have a partnership with the leading AI chipmaker. Stock 4 is the aUtomated Collaboration firm that lets hundreds of employees collaborate online simultaneously, it just collaborated with Musk and SpaceX. Stock 5 is a Cyber Systems Security Firm cornering this market with customized remote products that are virtually hack-proof.
He will throw in 2 bonus report.
Has anyone bought into this? It actually sounded interesting especially with more COVID cases appearing and state lockdowns looming.
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Thank you for posting this question lhf333. I was actually just logging in to ask the very same question.
Newbie mistake- lol. I posted my full name instead of a username. I have been a member for a year but that was my first post!
I’d venture a guess, number 1. sounds kind of like Slack. Number 2. sounds a lot like Okta. Number 3. Sounds like Cisco to me, with their partnership with Nvidia. Number 4. Sounds like Atlassian, they had connections to spacex earlier this year. Number 5. Not sure.
I took a closer look, watched the presentation and did some further sleuthing. Based on the decent evidence crumbs for the first 4 companies; Ringcentral, Citrix, Cisco, Atlassian. And the 5th sounds maybe like Crowdstrike. Though the details he gave indicate these might be fairly good educated guess’s, the Cagr’s don’t match up.
the first one is ringcentral
I am curious to know what the other four are though..
All have, what he pronounces as “Kagers”, which stands for “CAGR” which is compound annual growth rates of 60-140%. Another clue.
I found Mr Gilani discussion interesting. Unlike Stock gumshoe his fee is unreasonable $2,000. However, if one knew the companies they should be positioned for great gains.
The 5th one is very likely Blackberry which is more then good enough for the task and also cheap enough to see the CAGR growth he is speaking about
He’s back at it this August 2021, is it the same stocks?