Breaking the biggest story of my career

On Friday, Dan Denning mentioned a four-part series on the Parallel Processing Revolution, prepared by our friends at Porter & Co. You’ll find the links to that series below, with an introduction from our colleague Porter Stansberry. Enjoy.

More Important Than Anything I’ve Done

By Porter Stansberry

Dear Reader,

Twenty-five years ago, I started telling friends, family, and anyone who would listen about a massive societal change that was coming.

I’d discovered an emerging new technological force that was about to unleash huge economic and financial benefits. 

I likened the change that was coming to that of the railroad boom of the 1800s, the Industrial Revolution of the 1900s, and the rise of personal computing… but my colleagues and bosses wouldn’t listen. 

They, along with almost everyone in the mainstream financial press, were blind to the change happening under their feet. But I was certain these coming changes were inevitable and would make early investors a fortune.

I was so certain in my belief that I was willing to bet my entire career – and every penny that I had – that “America’s New Railroad” would transform the U.S economy in unimaginable ways. 

So when I realized my bosses weren’t going to listen to some 20-year-old punk’s economic predictions, I decided I’d take matters into my own hands. If they wouldn’t tell the story, I would.

Working from the kitchen table of my tiny, third-floor Baltimore apartment, I spent months writing what I believed to be the most important story of the decade. 

A story about a coming technological and economic disruption that would change everything in America, and in the process, destroy one of the country’s highest-rated and most widely-held stocks. 

I had no “right” to tell this story. 

I wasn’t a stockbroker or financial analyst.

I’d never worked for an investment bank or on Wall Street.

And beyond having access to the SEC’s database of financial statements and annual reports, I had no special insights into corporate America. 

I did, however, know two things that most investors didn’t:  

#1. I knew the internet was going to transform the world’s economy more profoundly than any technological innovation since the invention of electricity. 

#2. And I knew Wall Street and the financial media were doing a horrendous job of accurately explaining the opportunities and risks of this coming revolution. 

I mean, with so much fiber-optic cable being laid along our country’s railroads and ocean floors it was obvious to me that long-distance telecommunication prices would plunge to practically zero.

A decline that would decimate the existing telecom sector, opening the doors to a massive new internet economy and an unparalleled period of investment opportunity. 

That letter I wrote from my kitchen table – where I accurately predicted the demise of AT&T, one of America’s most dominant and widely held stocks – went on to form the foundations of my first financial publishing company.

It was also my deep understanding of this “new railroad” thesis that allowed my partners and me to predict the rise of many of the internet’s most dominant companies.   

While not every company we recommended was a winner, many of the firms we analyzed went on to become household names and some of the greatest creators of wealth in the history of the financial markets.

My Next Big Prediction Could Dwarf America’s New Railroad 

Why am I telling you this? 

Because I have a new prediction to make.

And despite more than 25 years in the financial markets, I believe this is the only story that could rival the economic and societal importance of my “new railroad” prediction from 1999.  

It involves a new technological force that is truly transformational. I’d go so far as to argue that this story isn’t just the biggest of my career but potentially of any analyst anywhere… ever. 

While I fully realize how hyperbolic that sounds, it’s true. What I call the Parallel Processing Revolution is going to transform everything. A few years from now you will not recognize the world we live in. 

I predict the long-term technological advancements enabled by this technology will be similar in magnitude to that of the printing press, the steam engine, or discovery of oil. 

Yet nobody is talking about this publicly… 

Most investors are too distracted by things like Nvidia and artificial intelligence to see the underlying megatrend that dwarfs anything and everything else that’s going on in the financial world today. 

Those who do see what’s happening though?

They’re deploying billions of dollars in capital to win the next great technological arms race. Microsoft spent $4.5 billion last year, Meta is on track to invest $7 billion in 2024, and Amazon has spent $200 million so far. 

Things are only just getting started though.

According to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, this revolution could ultimately transform every industry that relies on computing – which includes every major industry today – and create $100 trillion in total value. 

While that number is likely overstated, we believe this revolution represents one of the best opportunities to build life-changing wealth through the stock market in the decades ahead.

But doing so won’t be easy. 

There will be tremendous volatility along the way, and to profit, investors will need to be disciplined, patient, and avoid the sucker’s traps that will wipe out a lot of overeager people.  

My team here at Porter & Co. is committed to helping you successfully navigate the ups and downs of this world-changing shift. It’s why we released this special multi-part series about the Parallel Processing Revolution: 

Part I: The Big Bang That No One Noticed  

Part II: The New OPEC

Part III: The Bust Before the Boom

Part IV: The Missing Piece of the Revolution

While this series will get you started, if you want to best capitalize on what could be one of the greatest wealth-creation events of all time, you need ongoing analysis and investment insights.

You need to know what to buy, when to buy, and how to manage your positions because – as we detailed in Part III – there will be massive volatility as this trend unfolds. 

You also need to know how to identify the under-valued companies – the little-known players who’ll be essential to the Parallel Processing Revolution but that aren’t mainstream. 

Because while anyone can buy Nvidia or Intel, it’s the under-the-radar companies that nobody has noticed yet that have the greatest upside potential.

At Porter & Co. we’re targeting a number of these opportunities in obscure sectors including: data centers, cooling systems, energy production, and infrastructure. 

Over the coming months we’ll be analyzing these investments and showing our readers how best to capitalize on this trillion-dollar technological revolution… and I want you to be part of it.

I want you to join the thousands of members of The Big Secret on Wall Street who’ll be with me during what could be one of the greatest wealth-creation events in all of human history. 

I’m talking about wealth creation on the same scale as the industrial revolution, the first computing revolution, or the invention of the internet.

That’s why, for the next few days, I’m giving you the chance to join The Big Secret on Wall Street for the lowest price we have ever – or will likely ever – offer. 

And because I’m so certain that inviting you to be a part of this Parallel Processing Revolution is the single best thing I can do to help you grow your wealth over the coming years…

In addition to your massive discount, I’m also giving you a number of exclusive bonuses that are typically reserved for the most elite members of Porter & Co.  

Everything is outlined for you here.

Porter Stansberry

Bonner Private Research receives a small royalty if you join Porter & Co. after reading this note. The four-part series on the Parallel Processing Revolution is free. While we don’t necessarily share the same optimism (or agree with all the investment conclusions) we recognize good research when see it and wanted to make sure you had a chance to review it as well and decide for yourself.