Your Fridge Just Said The Craziest Thing
To Your Car

… And It Will Change Your Life  

 

“This Is The Largest Growth Opportunity In The
History Of Humans”…..

– Janus Bryzek—The “Father of Sensors”
and VP Fairchild Semiconductor

 

 

The next MegaTrend is here and ready to make a bundle from it.I just spent six months researching it, and I’ve dug out what I think is my greatest stock pick ever.

My only concern is that this company gets bought out in the next six months.

And that I miss out on its long term upside.

That’s what happened with my last stock pick in this MegaTrend. I bought it in September 2015.

On February 24 that stock closed at $10.78. Right after market that day a huge utility announced a takeover bid for $18.75—a 90% premium!

For me, that premium made me US$27,000 in one day—on just 3000 shares.

A 90% premium—that’s the kind of money the Big Boys are paying to get in on this MegaTrend.

Have you heard of “The Internet of Things”?

It’s where very small computer chips get put into EVERYTHING—home appliances, industrial equipment, and public infrastructure like streetlights and parking meters.

Now we are going to know a) where everything is

b) how much energy everything uses

c) and when it’s about to die

The savings in energy and inventory will quickly tally into the tens of billions of dollars—annually.  Businesses and people are about to become much more efficient—and profitable.

Global consultant McKinsey says the Internet of Things will be larger than the economy of Germany in 10 years–$3.8 TRILLION.

 

 

General Electric says it will be the size of the US economy in 20 years—that’s $10-$15 TRILLION in increased economic output.

In fact, the scale of what I’m about to explain to you is honestly incomprehensible. And this MegaTrend is already happening.  Megatrend isn’t what I came up with by the way. That is what Goldman Sachs said in its comprehensive report on the subject.

This is going to be part of every aspect of how the world consumes energy.

Perhaps most importantly it will allow for a complete remake of the ticking time bomb that is the U.S. electric grid.

It’s a threat that the American Government is not taking seriously enough.

The Internet of Things is going to provide unprecedented amounts of data from billions of “things”.

We are going to be able to see the data on how much energy everything in our lives consumes.

Then we are going to be able to use that data to conserve massive amounts of energy.

This is already happening in North America, Europe and Australia– and will soon become a global phenomenon.

Every object is going to share data as part of a network that communicates.

• –  Alarm clocks will speak to thermostats.
• –  Thermostats will speak to cars.
• –  Cars will speak to streetlights..

And our lives are going to change in unimaginable ways as a result.

This is where great fortunes will be made.

This is where great fortunes are already being made.

This is where the biggest stock winners of the next decade are going to be found.

I’m certain of it.

I’m not talking about stocks that double.

 

I’m talking about stocks that go up 5, 10
or even 50 times.

 

 

The potential here is huge.

That is why the “The Internet of Things” today is going through a manic land grab.

The tech giants like Google, Cisco and Microsoft are spending billions snapping up smaller rivals, even startups.

Shareholders of these smaller companies are receiving huge premiums as incentive to sell.

These tech giants are loaded with tens of billions of dollars in cash.

They aren’t worried about overpaying.

They are worried about letting Internet of Things technology get into the hands of their competitors.

That is why the premiums being paid are so big.

Why the pace of the deals is so frantic.

A couple of hundred million dollars is pocket change to a company like Google.

Getting the technology is priority number one.

I’ve lost count of how much time I’ve spent researching the Internet of Things and the U.S. electric grid over the past six months.

I’ve read every analyst report that there is to read.

I’ve attended conferences, and talked to a countless number of industry experts.

After investing all of this time I’ve come to learn three things.

First, the Internet of Things is going to change all of our lives and create enormous fortunes.

Second, there is a crisis looming as the U.S. electric grid teeters on the verge of collapse.

Third, the Internet of Things is going to be at the core of saving the U.S. electric grid and a select few companies will be huge beneficiaries of this.

All of my research and all of my contacts have helped me narrow that even more, down to the  one small company I’m  certain is the single best way to profit from this massive opportunity.

It has over $100 million cash of its own, no debt, has installed millions of “Things” on this new Internet—and even created its own network.

It’s going to be a massive winner for shareholders.  My only concern is…

 

Will My #1 Internet of Things Stock Pick Be Ripped Out From Under Me?

 

 

I’ve spent six full months and many late nights studying both the Internet of Things and the U.S. electric grid.

On top of that I’ve spent a significant amount of money getting access to world class research on these two subjects.

I’ve identified what I believe is the single most attractive company to own for the long term to profit from this opportunity.

But I have a big concern.

Just like my very first pick in this sector—PowerSecure.

You see, I’ve already made a lot of money in this sector—for me and subscribers.

I made a quick 50% win in February 2016 when it was bought out by Southern Company, a US utility.

It was actually a 90% gain from the closing price the day before.

PowerSecure was on a roll. They were building micro-grids for large companies.

A micro-grid is an independent power supply for a big corporation.

That way the company has seamless back up power. It saves the company from a massive blackout.

Because the US electrical grid is old, and getting older.

PowerSecure also had software that allowed its customers to use the microgrid or the utility to get the cheapest power prices possible.

It was a great win for me and for OGIB subscribers.

But it showed me that when the massive utility sector wants something, they’ll grab it. And pay BIG money—90% premiums.

That’s why I’ve told my subscribers they need to board this train now.

There is a very real risk that this company is likely to be gobbled up in the coming months…if not weeks.

The big boys are circling this company.

I haven’t just heard rumors.

I can see it in the way the stock is trading.

It is called accumulation.

Sure my subscribers and I are likely to receive a big premium in the event of a takeover.

But having this company taken out now is not what I want.

I’m not looking for a quick fifty percent pop here.

If a takeout happens I’m going to miss out on years of explosive growth. And significant stock appreciation.

This one has a multi-triple digit return written all over it.

My hope is that this company is left alone.

After watching how many of this company’s peers were acquired at big premiums in the last two year—I doubt it.

In 2014 Google bought Nest, a “smart” home thermostat company for $3.2 billion.  One IoT consultant told me that was more than the market cap of the entire thermostat industry!

Intel bought Altera Corp. for $54/share or $16.7 billion in 2015, because Altera makes the small chips that can go into streetlights, fridges, parking meters and literally millions of other items in the world.

There’s a desperate land grab going on in this space, and it’s creating millionaires out of retail shareholders.

Don’t just take my word for it. Some of the world’s wealthiest and well connected peoplethink the Internet of Things is going to be so huge.

 

Steve Jobs Became A Household Name For Impacting Fewer Lives than IoT will.

 

How does a person go from being a businessman to a cult figure?

Usually billionaires aren’t loved, they are reviled.

Not Steve Jobs.

How does a businessman end up having multiple movies made about his life?

Movies about going to the office and punching the clock aren’t exactly common.

Steve Jobs has had multiple movies made about him.

Jobs wasn’t a war hero.

He didn’t save anyone’s life.

He wasn’t a legendary athlete.

He was a businessman.

Yet he is treated like a demi-god.

Because he gifted us with the iPhone.

That is how transformational the iPhone was.

There was before the iPhone.

And there is after the iPhone.

There are few of us whose lives haven’t been impacted by it.

It is hard to appreciate what the iPhone did today.

To do that we need to think of what a cell phone was before the iPhone.

When it was just a phone.

 

Image source: Idownloadblog.com

 

On January 9, 2007 Steve Jobs walked onto the stage at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

His job that day was to introduce the first iPhone.

He told the crowd that he was going to reinvent the phone.

Jobs didn’t do just that.

What he did was change the world.

Jobs knew that the iPhone was transformational.

In his words he called the iPhone…

“A revolutionary product that comes along and changes everything”

That was not hyperbole from Jobs.

That is exactly what the iPhone did.

The iPhone put a personal computer into the hands of billions of people around the world.

It transformed entire economies.

Today half of the world’s adult population has a smartphone.

That is a staggering number of people.

The economic impact of the iPhone has been incredible.

Studies have found that in developing countries there are ten extra mobile phones per one hundred people.

Increases the rate of growth of GDP per-person….

By more than an entire percentage point.

Can you imagine another “gadget” that could change the rate of GDP growth for an entire nation?

The smartphone has transformed industries.

The private taxi company Uber is not yet five years old. Yet, it is a household name.

And gives licensed taxi-drivers nightmares.

Uber’s entire business model relies on the technology that Jobs gave to the world.

It is no wonder that Apple’s shareholders have been well rewarded for what Jobs announced on January 9, 2007.

Since then Apple shares have gone up more than tenfold.

 

 

A tenfold increase in eight years is pretty incredible for any company.

For a huge company like Apple it is even more remarkable.

Back at the beginning of 2007, Apple already had a $100 billion market capitalization.

Apple’s stock going up tenfold from $100 billion means that $900 billion was added to its market capitalization.

Just imagine how much Apple’s stock would have gone up if its market capitalization had only been $10 billion when the iPhone was launched.

Apple’s stock wouldn’t have gone up tenfold.

It would have gone up 100 times.

Instead of a $10,000 investment turning into $100,000….

A $10,000 investment would have turned into $1 million.

This is why my #1 pick for the Internet of Things megatrend is so exciting.

First, because the Internet of Things megatrend is going to be many times larger than the smartphone revolution.

 

 

By the end of 2016—THIS YEAR—the number of devices connected to the Internet of Things will exceed the combined device count of smartphones, tablets and PCs combined.

Second, because my #1 Internet of Things stock pick is a much, much smaller company than Apple was back in 2007.

The current market cap is under a billion dollars.

Again, you can really start to appreciate my concern about this company getting taken out in 2016.

There would just be so much money left on the table.

The upside here could be many times what Apple shareholders experienced from 2007 through today if the company is left alone.

Yes the premium in a takeover will be significant.

But the loss of long term multi-bagger potential would be tough to stomach.

And don’t forget I’ve spend six months digging out this opportunity…

Seeing it not realized fully would hurt.

 

Why Are The Smartest People In The World So Worked Up About The Internet Of Things?

“The Internet of Things Is Far Bigger Than Anyone Realizes”
Wired.com

 

After six months of head down non-stop researching I have one certainty about “The Internet Of Things”…

Nobody fully appreciates how big this is going to be.

In fact I’d go as far as saying that it is impossible to grasp how big the Internet of Things will become.

The money that is going to made around this will be mind-boggling.

Some of the world’s greatest companies have published some projections on just how big the Internet of Things is likely to be.

 

Source: www.iot-analytics.com

Both tech giant Cisco and world class consulting firm McKinsey have studied the potential of the Internet of Things.

They both believe that the value of the Internet of Things will exceed the total economy of Germany.

In less than 10 years!!!

At $3.8 trillion (Wikipedia) Germany has the fourth largest economy in the world.

That gives you some scale on the size of the opportunity here.

It isn’t large.

It is so large it is almost impossible to fully comprehend.

These statistics aren’t being thrown around by some unbiased source.

These are the projections from the most respected companies in the world.

You can add General Electric to that mix.

GE has estimated that the Internet of Things will have a value in twenty years…

That will equal the size of the U.S. economy today!!!

GE is talking about the Internet of Things adding $10 to $15 trillion to global GDP.

 

 

That is astounding.

And it explains why tens of billions of dollars of acquisitions are being made in this industry every year

By companies like GE, Microsoft, Cisco, Google and many others.

These huge companies are laser focused on the Internet of Things for a very simple reason…

There is no other opportunity like it.

There won’t be another opportunity like in our lifetime.

The sheer dollars involved mean that these companies have to be involved.

The formal announcement that the age of the Internet of Things had arrived came in January 2014.

That was when Google shocked the world by spending $3.2 billion to buy a virtually unheard of company called Nest.

A lot of people scoffed at the huge premium Google paid for this company.

Not many of them are scoffing any more.

This Google acquisition opened the door.

Since then big premiums are being paid every month as the big tech heavyweights stake their claim by purchasing smaller Internet of Things focused companies.

 

Understanding Why “The Internet Of Things” Is Such A Big Deal

 

So what is all of the fuss about?

What exactly is the Internet of Things and how is it going to transform the world?

 

 

Why was I willing to spend six months of my life obsessing about finding the best way to profit from this opportunity?

You have seen already from a dollar perspective just how enormous this is going to be.

You are likely wondering why….

What could possibly add $15 trillion to global GDP in the next 20 years…

An amount equal to the entire GDP of the United States of America, the economic powerhouse of the world.

 

 

 

Simply put, the Internet of Things is the next major technological disruption.

Disruption being the perfect description.

There have only been a handful of true technological disruptions in the 10,000 plus year history of mankind.

–  Like the invention of the wheel.

–  The printing press.

–  The steam engine.

–  The original internet.

There are many smart people who think that the Internet of Things will be much larger than all of them.

 

 

 

http://www.phonenomena.com.au/blog/2014/09/04/the-internet-of-things-simplified/

 

 

Not that long ago if you wanted to access the internet you needed both a PC and an internet modem.

That was a simpler but very limited time.

Today we can access the internet with a wireless connection from almost anywhere.

And we can connect to the internet with almost anything.

Eventually every device will connect to the internet.

I mean every device.

Cars, phones and alarm clocks.

Toasters, washing machines and pacemakers.

Irrigation systems, tractors and stoplights.

Use your imagination.

The devices that can be connected are endless.

What all of this will create is data.

“Big Data”…

Data that can be used, processed and analyzed.

For a multitude of purposes.

That my friends…is the Internet of Things.

And it will change the world.   Look at this chart again:

 

 

Analysis of this big data will cut costs for businesses and consumers alike.

We are talking about billions of dollars of savings.

Analysis of that data will also help businesses develop better products and services.

That will benefit the consumer as well.

The consumer will get better products and services.

And also quite likely a better price.

A real life example can help explain.

To improve operations Richard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic airline announced that its next fleet of planes would be highly connected.

According to Virgin’s Information Technology director David Bulman “literally every piece of the plane has an internet connection, from the engines to the flaps, to the landing gear”.

All of that data coming from the plane will allow Virgin to improve every part of its business.

It will be safer, more profitable and provide better service to customers.

This is going to impact every company and consumer.

In every industry.

In every country.

Every day.

 

 

And my #1 Internet of Things stock pick has gained an incredible first mover advantage…

In a massive market.

 

 

I’m talking about the United States electrical grid…

Which is about to get smart.

 

If You Aren’t Concerned About The U.S. Electric Grid
….Pay Attention

 

In 2009 the United States Department of Energy released a dramatic report that did not receive nearly enough attention.

For it included a dire warning for the United States of America.

Here was the main point of the report…

 

“…the current electric power delivery system infrastructure…

Will be unable to ensure a reliable, cost-effective, secure and

Environmentally sustainable supply of energy for the next two decades…

 

Where were the five alarm sirens telling all Americans that a huge problem is directly on the horizon?

This report told us something that should have been terrifying.

The wording in the report did not beat around the bush.

Here it is directly from the report…

…the current U.S. Electric power grid is nearing the end of its useful life.”

I don’t know about you, but I can’t go 20 minutes these days without hearing about the threat from global warming.

The news from the Middle East where ISIS has become threat #1 is equally well covered.

But why don’t we ever here about this huge threat here at home?

That the access to power for 320 million people is compromised.

Of course the news is even worse than it seems.

This report was written 6 years ago…

That means that we have only 14 years to go before we have major, major problems.

The source of this report makes it even more frightening.

The report was constructed by a group of executives from the utility industry itself.

These are the people who plan, construct, operate and manage the U.S. electric grid.

These men and women at the Department of Energy are predisposed to saying everything is just fine.

The last thing that they would want is to have the general public questioning their ability to provide power.

Yet this group of men and women didn’t just conclude that yes there are concerns but that they have the issue under control.

This group concluded that they aren’t going to be able to perform what is expected of them after twenty years.

And that the grid that they operate and manage is at the end of its useful life.

This is a five alarm fire folks.

And it is going to require a five alarm response.

In this case the five alarm response is going to entail spending an unfathomable amount of money in the next decade.

Because surprise, surprise….remaking the entire U.S. electric grid is going to be expensive.

You might be wondering what exactly is the problem with the current electric grid?

The answer is very simple.

First, it is wearing out.

For decades the industry has not spent enough to offset the wear and tear, the depreciation of continual use.

You can see the signs of this underspending in the performance of the grid.

Over the past two decades the number of major power outages, those impacting at least 50,000 customers has doubled.

In addition to the massive underinvestment that has the grid showing its age.

There is another problem.

The electric grid as it currently exists is not prepared to accept power—on any kind of big scale—from our new power sources.

From solar.

From wind.

From whatever other feasible renewable power mankind is able to tap into.

To make the grid ready for these power sources is going to again require a jaw dropping amount of spending.

There is more…

The next problem with the grid is an immediate concern.

The electric grid infrastructure is not secure.

Utilities are currently woefully outgunned when it comes to cyber security.

As you can imagine these simple local utilities across the nation have not designed their systems to take on the kinds of cyber threats that exist in the world today.

To get the kind of security upgrades that are required will again require buckets and buckets of money.

Look, here is the deal.

The United States will get this sorted out.

When the country is threatened it is capable of doing incredible things.

When there is no other option.

Things get done.

But the money that it is going to require… is staggering.

Which is right where my #1 Internet of Things stock pick is…

Right at the core of the U.S. electric grid makeover.

It is the Internet of Things that is going to be what takes our outdated electric grid and turns it into a SmartGrid.

 

My #1 Internet of Things stock pick is already several years into helping utilities start to make the transition required.

 

By doing so it has established a powerful first mover advantage.

This game, this electric grid revamp is all about “endpoints”.  That’s the slightly more technical term the industry uses instead of Things.

Whoever has laid the “endpoints” in place can’t be displaced.

The more utilities that a company enters a contract with.

The more endpoints are established.

These endpoints are why this company is my #1 Internet of Things stock pick.

The endpoints are why I lay awake at night worrying about this company being stolen out from under me by a deep pocketed tech heavyweight willing to pay a big premium for the company.

These endpoints are why you are going to want to read my comprehensive free report on this incredible opportunity.

So let me take a minute to explain exactly what endpoints are…

And why they are so vitally important.

With a very specific example.

 

You Will Never Look At Streetlights
The Same Way Again

 

Pretty much every object that you look at in a given day made somebody rich.

The mouse for your computer.

The toilet in your bathroom.

The deodorant you use in the morning.

Sometimes the most boring objects, present the most exciting financial opportunities.

The next time you look out your window at night I want you to focus your gaze on something.

Take a hard look at the streetlight across the street.

Then try and think of the possibilities.

Think of the possibilities presented by the 282 million total streetlights in the world

It’s a number that will grow to 340 million over the next ten years.

Think of the possibilities—if every one of those 340 million streetlights offered you the opportunity to profit—not just once, but every year, with high margin recurring revenue.

That is just one of the opportunities that my #1 Internet of Things stock pick is doing right now.

All these streetlights—being replaced anyway for LED lighting—are being given the ability to speak with this very small computer chip inside them.

That means that each and every one of these streetlights is an opportunity for my #1 Internet of Things stock pick to make money as they get installed.

Historically these streetlights have had a one-way relationship with the utilities that power them.

Historically they have been “dumb”.

They get turned on, they take power continuously and then they get turned off.

This is a seismic shift.

That sensor, or computer chip, is going to turn the streetlight’s relationship with the utility into a two-way exchange of data.

All of these streetlights are going to be networked.

That is what the entire Internet of Things is about.

And my #1 pick owns and operates one of these massive new IoT data networks for streetlights.  Every time a new app gets put on the network, my #1 stock picks makes money—every day that app is being used.

The First Game in IoT is winning the bid to install endpoints.  The Second Game, which is much larger, is developing and hosting the apps that go on the networks.

The network revenue is high margin, recurring revenue.  And my #1 stock pick has a rapidly increasing revenue base in this Second Game.

These endpoints are providing data–Big Data.

Data that can be distributed, analyzed and profited from.

Streetlights, toasters, thermostats, traffic lights, parking meters….

Data, data and more data.

Today, streetlights consume up to 40% of a city’s electricity budget.

Think of how much electricity a big city uses.

Then think of how many cities there are globally.

Then think of how valuable it would be if you could help all of those cities cut their electricity cost by 20%.

 

That is an incredible growth rate. My #1 Internet of Things stock pick is on the leading edge of doing this.

The moat around this business is enormous.

Once those sensors, those endpoints are put in place that business is won…

A recurring revenue stream is established that will last for years.

The sensors themselves are postage stamp sized computer chips.

Streetlights are a huge opportunity.

But these sensors will go into everything you can imagine in the coming years.

Parking meters, traffic lights, video cameras, sprinkler systems, thermostats, vehicles….

Anything that can possibly be run more efficiently if data becomes available will get a sensor.

There will be a massive rollout of this smart hardware over the next decade.

The business from putting those endpoints in place that my #1 Internet of Things stock pick establishes is incredibly high margin….up to 40%.

That is why this endpoint race is so critical.

A race that this company is at the leading edge of.

Be the first to put the endpoint in place and you have won that high margin business for years to come.

Hundreds of billions of dollars of business.

These endpoints are all about creating two way information flow.

There are many examples.

Having a sensor in your boiler can tell the utility company how it is operating.

The utility can read the data provided by the boiler—or the fridge or the freezer—and send you an e-mail alerting you to the fact that it may not be operating efficiently.

Years of excessive power consumption can be avoided.

The consumer saves money.

 

 

Utilities will benefit in a huge way.

The sensors throughout the SmartGrid alerts the utilities to problems immediately.

That allows for quick restoration of power during outages.

The SmartGrid tells the utility exactly what is wrong, and where it’s wrong—reducing man-hours needed to diagnose problems.

The SmartGrid helps utilities reduce power usage in peak hours, saving them hundreds of millions of dollars by NOT purchasing expensive power during those peak hours.

 

The True Scale Of This Opportunity Is
Impossible to Comprehend

 

 

The most exciting part of the opportunity in front of my #1 Internet of Things stock pick…

We know that it is Colossal.

But we truly don’t know just what that means.

Hundreds of billions. Or more realistically, trillions of dollars big…

But we really can’t fully comprehend what having all of this data available might result in.

The number of devices that are going to be providing data is mind boggling.

Both Cisco and Ericsson believe that there will be 50 billion connected devices by the year 2020.

That number again is 50 Billion!

No wonder companies like Cisco and Ericsson are frantically buying up emerging Internet of Things companies left and right.

But some very smart companies think that 50 billion is not the correct number.

Companies like Intel and IDC think that the number of connected devices by 2020 will be much higher.

Over 200 billion…..

 

 

The size of this is completely insane…

The Internet of Things is going to revamp how every industry operates.

It is going to change everyone’s life.

Just like Steve Jobs’ smartphone….only bigger.

 

 

 

A manufacturing business will become incredibly efficient.

Companies will know exactly how efficiently each of its machines are operating.

Any inefficiency can be identified and remedied immediately.

Managing inventories and materials will become incredibly efficient.  Management will know where every single piece of product is, all the time.

With each object providing real time data.

Cities will become safer.

Streetlights can be told by other objects when citizens are in the area and told to operate at full brightness.

Similarly when there is no human presence those streetlights can be turned down.

Our houses will become more efficient.

As soon as our car leaves the driveway it will tell the house to turn down the heat or air conditioning.

 

And then to turn it back on when we get a few blocks from home.

Health care will be completely revolutionized.

Our wearables will allow for our health condition to be monitored at all times.

Irregular heartbeats will be picked up as soon as they exist.

Our blood pressure will be tracked by the minute.

Our prescriptions re-ordered automatically.

The opportunities are endless.

Just as we had no idea what the cell phone would turn into.

We have no idea what the Internet of Things is capable of.

We just know it is going to be huge.

I’ve put six months of my life into finding the single best way to directly profit from this.

This company has an enormous first move advantage.

It is winning the endpoint race.

It also has something else.

A huge differentiating advantage.

A proven, secure network…

 

 

Why Did A Heavyweight Executive Pick
This Small Cap Company?

 

 

One thing I’ve learned from investing in the oil and gas business is that the key to success isn’t following stocks.

It is following The Money.

The Really Smart Money.

Every executive of every company is going to tell you what an incredible opportunity their company is for investors.

Most of them are lying…

They aren’t lying because they are bad people (in most cases)…

They are lying because they are paid to.

Quite simply, it is their job to promote the company that signs their paycheques.

1)     I’m less interested in what management teams say.

2)     And much more interested in what they do.

As well as what they have done.

If a CEO is spending his own cash to buy shares of the company that he runs…

That means something.

If that CEO has also successfully built businesses during his career…

Then the act of him or her buying stock means even more.

That is a major reason that my #1 Internet of Things company has me so excited.

This relatively small company was able to attract a very high profile CEO.

A CEO who had a very lucrative job at a major tech company.

Running its Internet of Things business.

A job with a secure, large salary.

A job that most of us would never leave.

Yet this person did leave.

To join my #1 Internet of Things stock pick.

A much smaller company.

Why would a high profile Internet of Things executive leave one of the world’s heavyweight tech companies to join a much smaller Internet of Things company?

It clearly wasn’t for the paycheque.

It was because my #1 Internet of Things stock pick is already doing what the larger companies aren’t.

It was because this new CEO believes my #1 Internet of Things stock pick is a better chance to make even more money going forward.

The key attribute that this new CEO saw in my #1 Internet of Things stock pick is one that the market is going to pick up on fairly quickly.

It is the reason that larger suitors are already circling like sharks…

Looking to take this company out at a premium..

And try to rob me and other shareholders of a much larger long time upside.

This company has a significant competitive advantage.

It already has an Internet of Things network…

That has proven to have the highest level of security.

Which is absolutely crucial for “The Internet of Things” going forward.

 

 

Cisco did a survey of 7,000 global executives.

And found that security was the number one concern over the Internet of Things.

You can understand why.

When everything in our lives becomes connected, there will be enough data for others to know everything about us.

My #1 Internet of Things stock pick already has an Internet of Things network that has proven to have the highest level of security.

This network has already connected more than 20 million devices and is proven.

That is a huge competitive advantage.

While others are still at the Internet of Things starting line…

My #1 Internet of Things stock pick is winning the race.

With a network that is proven to be secure it is rapidly winning customers.

And locking down those crucial endpoints.

That is why I love this company.

And why I’m so concerned about it being taken out prematurely.

If you were a tech giant what would you do…

Try and invent something yourself?

Or go out and buy the best in class technology that is already available.

When the long term prize is in the hundreds of billions of dollars you know what the answer is.

That is why these tech giants are making acquisitions left and right.

And why you need to get on board my #1 Internet of Things stock pick right now.

 

A Frantic “Internet Of Things Land Grab” Is Happening Right Now

“I do believe this is bigger than the first wave of the Internet”
– Chuck Robbins Cisco Systems CEO

 

It is hard to believe, but many of the world’s largest companies today…

Barely existed in the early 1990s.

Think about some of these tech behemoths of today.

Cisco…..a $136 billion market cap

Microsoft….a $436 billion market cap

Google…..a $525 billion market cap

Intel……a $161 billion market cap

Amazon…..a $311 billion market cap

Those are staggering amounts of money.

That is what a technological revolution does.

It creates huge fortunes.

The companies that really jumped on the internet opportunity created incredible amounts of wealth.

The Internet of Things is going to do the exact same thing.

And the tech titans of today know that.

That is why they are currently in the midst of a frantic land grab.

These companies are willing to overpay for companies that may or may not have great long term potential.

If they buy the right company it will make up for overpaying for four others many, many, many times over.

The biggest mistake that the tech titans can do is sit back and let their competitors lock down the best Internet of Things technologies.

 

 

The numbers tell the whole story.

The sheer magnitude of this opportunity is overwhelming.

General Electric is onboard the Internet of Things bandwagon.

GE estimates that the Internet of Things has the potential to add $10 to $15 trillion to global GDP over the next 20 years.

That is Trillion with a “T”.

Cisco is even more bullish.

Cisco believes that the Internet of Things will create $19 trillion of economic value by 2020.

This is it folks.

The opportunity of our lifetime is before us.

Here are a few more numbers:

IHS Automotive: The number of cars connected to the Internet worldwide will grow more than sixfold to 152 million in 2020 from 23 million in 2013.

Navigant Research: The worldwide installed base of smart meters will grow from 313 million in 2013 to nearly 1.1 billion in 2022.

Morgan Stanley: Driverless cars will generate $1.3 trillion in annual savings in the United States, with over $5.6 trillions of savings worldwide.

Machina Research: Consumer Electronics M2M connections will top 7 billion in 2023, generating $700 billion in annual revenue.

On World: By 2020, there will be over 100 million Internet connected wireless light bulbs and lamps worldwide up from 2.4 million in 2013.

Merger and acquisition activity around the Internet of Things is hitting a frantic pace.

Techworld.com reported that Internet of Things acquisitions shattered records through May of 2015.

In 2014 Techworld.com reported that $14.3 billion had been spent to purchase 62 Internet of Things related companies.

In 2015 that number just through the end of May had grown to $14.8 billion for 39 Internet of Things companies.

The takeovers are coming fast and furious.

And the acquirers keep paying more for the companies they are taking over.

 

 

Why My #1 Internet Of Things Stock Is The Best Way To Profit From This Opportunity

 

 

By now it should be pretty clear to you that the Internet of Things is an incredible opportunity.

The largest companies in the world are telling us so.

Cisco, Google, General Electric, Intel….

The greatest companies in the world have “The Internet of Things” right at the top of their go-forward business plans.

I saw the wealth that the internet created.

I know people who made millions and never have to work again.

That is why I’ve worked so hard…

And spent so much time finding exactly the single best company to own to profit from the Internet of Things.

I’ve put all of my work into one comprehensive report on this company.

I’m going to give this report to you for free.

Because I think that when you see the report you are going to want to subscribe to my service.

That is the only way that I benefit from giving you a free report.

I’m not a charity after all!

I believe that you will be so impressed by this company that you are going to want to subscribe to my service and see what else I can do for you in the coming months and years.

My #1 Internet of Things stock was carefully selected.

I didn’t just want exposure to the Internet of Things…

I wanted the perfect combination of risk vs reward.

I believe my #1 Internet of Things pick is exactly that.

This company already has a cash flowing business.

This is not a tech company with a dream and no cash flow.

It has a sizable list of fully satisfied utility customers…

Which generate high margin, recurring revenue…

That is revenue that is going to keep coming in month after month and year after year…

And remember the electric grid crisis that is facing the United States?

This company is going to be a direct beneficiary of the race to change the outdated grid….

Into a networked “SmartGrid”…

On top of that is the huge competitive advantage this company has with its Internet of Things network that has industry best security…

Security being the number one things on the minds of global executives when it comes to the Internet of Things…

And then there is the balance sheet…

Debt free and loaded with cash.

No equity raises coming here.

This company is generating cash flow and has a cash hoard ready for whatever opportunity presents itself.

I don’t bet on longshots…

I invest in companies.

High quality companies.

Companies with great balance sheets.

Companies that generate cash flow.

Companies with proven management teams.

My biggest concern with my #1 Internet of Things stock pick isn’t if it will do well.

 

My biggest concern is that a Google, an Intel or a Cisco takes me out at a 70% premium and robs me of the long term opportunity here.

 

If you are interested in the multi-trillion dollar opportunity that is The Internet of Things…

I strongly urge you to take a look at my free report immediately before this frantic merger and acquisition spree takes this high quality company off the table.

 

How Many Times Have You Sat Back And Watched While Others Seized A Big Opportunity?

 

 

The easiest thing to do is nothing.

It takes no effort at all.

We’ve all been guilty of doing that.

The Internet of Things is a big fat pitch.

Most investors aren’t going to invest in it until those Internet of Things stocks have gone up many times.

That is how the internet revolution worked.

The early movers got rich.

The Retail investors only piled in at the end and paid bubble prices.

This is the ground floor of the next big opportunity.

Investors can get in now and make a bundle.

Or sit back and wait until the big opportunity is gone.

 

I’m not asking you to do much.

I just want you to read my free report on the best way to profit from “The Internet of Things”…

Then you can decide what you want to do with what you learn from my report.

The Internet of Things is the next big megatrend.

Those aren’t my words.

That is what Goldman Sachs said in its Internet of Things report.

 

 

This may be the last great stock market opportunity of our lifetime.

That is why I spent six months with my head down focused on this.

As an energy investor I wanted a way to profit from the huge electric grid crisis that is facing the United States.

My #1 Internet of Things stock pick will allow me to do that.

Along the way I also learned that the Internet of Things is going to do much more than just reinvent our electric grid.

It is going to change life as we know it in ways that we can’t yet even imagine.

There is no risk involved in reading my report this company.

But you can bet your backside that there is a very big risk of missing out if you sit back and do nothing.

 

 

Here Is What The Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin Is All About

 

 

I’m an energy investor.

Let me tell you what that means and doesn’t mean.

What it doesn’t mean is that I buy oil and gas producers and pray that commodity prices go up.

One look at my track record will tell you that.

In 2014 when oil prices collapsed by 50% my OGIB real money portfolio went up by 18%.

Last year when oil and gas dropped even further and every commodity known to man collapsed my OGIB real money still showed a profit.

Here is what I believe.

The oil and gas business, like any commodity business is cyclical.

Therefore it should be invested in accordingly.

The cyclical nature of this business is what creates the best trading opportunities.

In March 2009 I launched the Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin because I believed there was an incredible opportunity to profit in this sector.

My analysis at the time told me that OPEC had taken enough oil off the market to send oil and related stock prices higher.

I was right.

In late June 2014 I e-mailed my subscribers and told them that I was going to start unloading my oil and gas stocks.

I didn’t know that oil was about to collapse, but I was certain that the time to unload oil and gas stocks was after a great six month run and when oil was over $100 per barrel.

I was right again.

Between 2009 and today some of my very best trades have come outside of oil and gas but still within the energy sector.

In 2012 it was refinery stocks.

You can trade those based on the WTI – Brent oil spreads.

My research and network of contacts led me to believe that Brent would trade at a huge premium to WTI and it did.

In 2013 and 2014 I made the most money I ever have by owning US listed ethanol stocks.

My research and network of contacts turned me on to the fact that a record corn harvest was a sure thing and that ethanol producer margins would blow out.

I owned Green Plains and Pacific Ethanol as a result and enjoyed every second of it.

In 2015 I found an off the radar downstream energy company and made it my largest stock purchase ever—locking in a 10% and growing dividend yield.

Last year my research has led me to believe the remodeling of the United States electric grid is an incredible opportunity.

That led me to the Internet of Things and the company that I am going to provide a free report for you on.

My service is likely unlike any other trading service and investment newsletter you’ve probably ever come across.

That’s because OGIB is my Personal Investment Portfolio – the very stocks that I buy and sell using my own money.

Subscribers know how much I believe in a company by how much of my own money I put into their stock.  I invest my own hard earned money in all my investment ideas—they’re not “beta” or “paper” trades.

I’ve grown my portfolio from $50,000 to $1.8 million in seven years.

I talk to the management teams of the companies I’m invested in.

I talk to the analysts at brokerage firms (the sell side).

I talk to fund managers (the buy side).

I talk to technical consultants, and other successful investors to find out everything I can about a management team and their assets.

In other words, I still do all the legwork.

And that makes it easy for my subscribers to be able to profit from my research and analysis.

The last, most important thing I do for my investors—I make it all very simple.

My mantra is “No Words Over 9 Letters”.

I write in very simple English.

I take the time to explain all the technical terms.

I explain how The Market works, both in a textbook way and in a Street savvy way.

If you choose to become a subscriber, you will begin receiving:

Enough talk.

Let me get you what I promised you.

Fill out the forum and get a free look* at my #1 Internet of Things stock and the single best way to play the massive rebuild of the U.S. electric grid.

 

 

 

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