These 3 tiny AI stocks could crush Nvidia

The Wall Street hype machine never stops churning SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES [The Oxford Club Special Opportunities]( We have a message from our friend Shah Gilani at Money Morning. The message that Shah relayed to his readers is very interesting, and we wanted to share it with you. - Rachel Gearhart, Associate Publisher --------------------------------------------------------------- These 3 Tiny AI Stocks Could Crush Nvidia Dear Reader, The Wall Street hype machine never stops churning... and the mainstream media eats it up. Right now, if you were an investor looking to make bank on artificial intelligence, you would think the only games in town are companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet... Just the mere mention of AI in investor calls or press releases drives these stocks up 2, 3, 10 points in a heartbeat. It's laughable. Sure, AI is going to push their stocks. But at these nosebleed valuations, you'll be lucky to double, maybe triple your money by the end of the decade. (Nvidia has a PE ratio of 236 times earnings!) And when you look at their businesses... AI is only a small part of where their earnings will come from. Meanwhile, there are small, [nimble AI companies working in "stealth mode"]( everyone will be talking about in the coming years. For example, 15 years ago, everyone was still booking travel with a travel agent. Whoever heard of Shopify in 2015? Not many. They weren't in the limelight... they were tight lipped... building the business. It was an unknown then. [stock chart]( Yet it revolutionized e-commerce and soared to a peak 8,700% gain in a little over six years. It was a sneaky way to build wealth... And now I believe [history is about to repeat](... but the opening chapter is very quiet. CEO's of stealth stocks are NOT churning out press releases... They're NOT blabbing to CNBC and the Wall Street Journal and the rest of the media... And they're NOT lobbying big Wall Street firms to cover their stocks. What they are doing is building world-class businesses outside of the noise. Silently, diligently working in stealth mode. Chances are, it will be a few years before you ever hear about them in the media. But they're the pure plays in AI I believe have the most upside potential in the market. And after 6 months of driving my team through 50 hour work weeks... I believe we've done some of [our best work ever]( to uncover the AI stealth stocks no one is talking about. Stocks I've targeted for up to 2,100% upside in the next few years. I just released my list... you can see it [right here](. Don't delay, my briefing may come down anytime if these companies rocket higher. Happy investing. Shah Gilani Chief Investment Strategist, Money Morning [The Oxford Club] You are receiving this email as a part of your membership in The Oxford Club. Oxford Club Special Opportunities is published by The Oxford Club. To unsubscribe from opportunity based emails like this one, [click here](. 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