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Why tech stocks are the safest bet during a market recession

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This is a must read Luke Lango here… And I’m going to say something that might leave you o

This is a must read Luke Lango here… And I’m going to say something that might leave you on edge… But I promise, by the end of this email, you will feel more secure knowing you are one of the few people who understands what’s really happening in the economy… specifically the tech sector. So, let’s jump right in. Tech stocks may be the safest investment vehicle during the approaching market recession. Yes, you read that right… and more importantly, I can back it up. You see, during the same year as the 2020 covid crash, I earned the title “#1 stock picker of 2020”… beating out 15,000 stock analysts for that top spot. And I did it by investing in tech stocks… In fact, while everyone was fleeing, I was doubling down on them. Why? It’s simple. History constantly repeats itself. Each crash we’ve had in the last two decades has led to technological breakthroughs each and every time… It’s as if market turmoil lights the fuse for innovation to detonate. Just look for yourself… During the tech crash of 2000, a fuse was lit under Amazon… propelling it from as low as $10 a share to a peak of $3,545 a share. That’s a 354x increase – turning $3,000 into a little over 1 million dollars… in nearly 20 years. Or for example, the financial crisis of 2008 lit the fuse under Netflix, ending the reign of Blockbuster. Netflix eventually went from a measly $3.11 to worth nearly $700 a share… a 22,000% gain. Turning any $5,000 stake into $1.1 million dollars… in nearly ten years. And lastly, the covid crash of 2020 lit the fuse for Tesla to become the ‘top dog’ of the EV industry. Pre-covid, Tesla sat around $80 a share, struggling to break the $100 mark. Post-covid, Tesla reached a peak of $1,222… A 1,500% gain in under two years. The simple fact is… innovative new tech stocks have been one of the safest bets during all of the crashes of the 20th century… And today, it’s happening all over again. In fact, one $5 tech stock, in particular, is preparing to take over one of the biggest industries in the world. And I feel the market volatility we are currently experiencing… has lit the fuse. But don’t get too comfortable because, as you’ve already seen, breakthrough technologies are moving faster and faster. What took 20 years before could now happen in the blink of an eye. So [click here]( for more details… while this company is still under the radar. Regards, [Luke Lango's signature] [Luke Lango's signature] Luke Lango Editor, InvestorPlace This ad is sent on behalf of InvestorPlace Media at 1125 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201. If you’re not interested in this opportunity, please [click here]( and remove yourself from these offers. [To Cancel Your Free Subscription, click here.]( FinancialMarketMovers.com Disclaimer This newsletter contains advertisements which are neither an offer nor recommendation to buy or sell any security. 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