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"The One Stock for the Death of the iPhone"

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It's a company 350x smaller than Apple -------------------------------------------------------------

It's a company 350x smaller than Apple --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [View this email in your browser]( [The Motley Fool] If you own Apple shares, or know someone who does, or have even thought about buying it...there's something you need to know. You see, there could be a king's ransom up for grabs as Apple's next potential game-changer makes its way outside of the company's secret labs in Silicon Valley. And analysts are saying this opportunity could be worth $7 trillion! Because rumor has it that Apple has a team of hundreds working in secret on this brand-new project, which they've christened 'Project Garta.' And while publicly, they've claimed that this technology is still in its infancy... We've discovered that prototypes of Project Garta are included in the new iPhone. In fact, Project Garta's source code is embedded in the all-new operating system Apple is pushing towards every iPhone! Meaning if you currently have an iPhone, you could have access to this incredible technology without even knowing it! Why is this important? In early 2019, Apple shut down rumors of this project, and cancelled development. For this breadcrumb trail to emerge right now not only means that Apple engineers are pushing forward with Project Garta...it means they are well ahead of schedule, too. And what exactly is Project Garta? Imagine a world with no iPhones. With no screens...at all. A world where everything you need can be pulled up right in front of your eyes...in an instant. Project Garta is just as big as the iPhone. According to Tim Cook, at least. "I regard [it] as a big idea like the smartphone. The smartphone is for everyone...I think [this technology] is that big, it's huge." Now that's all well and good...but what does it mean for investors looking to profit from Project Garta? If you think owning shares of Apple is going to lead the way to this 13-figure windfall, then you could be missing the real story. Because we think that one company that is poised to benefit the most from Apple's next game-changer IS NOT Apple. iPhone sales have staggered recently, and upgrades are not going as planned for Apple, with some news outlets calling for the 'Death of the iPhone' and the 'iPhone Apocalypse.' So even though Apple is looking forward to the next step, we know the technology behind Project Garta is now included in current iPhones! And buried in the new iPhone is a small component that unlocks this technology. So what does that mean for investors? Well, one company that's 350x smaller than Apple is front and center, manufacturing these components that could unlock this $7 trillion gold rush. Translation: this tiny company essentially gets paid for every iPhone sold. You don't have to be a numbers-whiz to understand what that kind of growth can do to a company's stock price. So instead of heading straight to the business section and frantically looking for the name of this stock (which I doubt you'll find), The Motley Fool has prepared an exclusive video report where we lay out the facts about this company that could be poised to profit off the Death of the iPhone. [Take me to my exclusive video report on The Death of the iPhone!]( To your wealth, [Rex Moore] Rex Moore Senior Technology Reporter The Motley Fool Having trouble seeing this email? [View on Web]( We work fervently, feverishly, and Foolishly to make sure all the facts and figures we publish in our emails are 100% accurate and up to date. Returns as of December 05, 2019. David Gardner owns shares of Apple. The Motley Fool owns shares of Apple. This is a promotional message from The Motley Fool | 2000 Duke St. | Alexandria, VA 22314 [Legal Information](. Copyright ©1995-2019 The Motley Fool. All rights reserved. To prevent this from getting swept up by overzealous email filters, add Fool@foolsubs.com to your address book. If you no longer wish to receive this email, please [unsubscribe now](.

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