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Being a newsletter editor doesn’t just earn me a paycheck. It turns me into a sort of nexus for

Being a newsletter editor doesn’t just earn me a paycheck. It turns me into a sort of nexus for companies seeking to pitch their newest and most disruptive ideas. But occasionally, an idea comes around that needs little in the way of pitches. [Wealth Daily] Alex Koyfman / Sep 21, 2023 Why I Do This Job Dear Reader, Being a financial newsletter writer comes with some unique occupational hazards. One of the biggest hazards, in my experience, is having to answer the question that most intelligent people naturally arrive at once they come to understand what the job entails... “If you’re such a good investor, why bother writing about it?” The popular answer to this question is: Why not do both? But that’s not the answer I give because, frankly, there is a better one. Being a newsletter editor doesn’t just earn me a paycheck. It does something even more important for my bottom line: It turns me into a sort of nexus for some of the newest, most disruptive investment ideas emerging today — ideas I would have likely never heard of had I just been your typical risk-seeking speculator doing research online. Not a week goes by that I don’t get approached by companies seeking an audience for their newest and greatest ideas. They send me elevator pitches for new technologies, new processes, and new innovations, all of which promise to redefine their respective industries from the ground up. Want to Be on the Cutting Edge? Get Ready to Hear Some Good Lies These sales pitches are, of course, delivered by some of the best salesmen walking the Earth today — known in the corporate world as chief executive officers. But occasionally, an idea comes around that needs little in the way of pitches. Instead, just a basic presentation of the facts is enough to make the argument. Objective things like growing demand, problems with supply, solutions to those problems, all juxtaposed with the proper numbers. You don't need superlatives with arguments like that, just a clear picture. Logic does the rest. When something like this comes around — and it happens fairly infrequently — my first thought isn’t contemplating how to write about it, but how to allocate my own personal funds to invest in it. What if You’d Bought Apple Stock Back in 1980? Imagine what your bank account and your life might look like today if you had bought Apple stock back in 1980. Well, we are at that exact moment once again. Because Apple just released its first ever spatial computer, and it’s about to revolutionize the world… Just like it did with the Apple II, the iPad, and the iPhone. But Apple’s innovation would be nonexistent without the critical technology provided by a small, little-known company… A company at the heart of the $620 billion spatial computing revolution. [Watch this special presentation]( now for all the details you need.  Perhaps the best example of such an idea to come around in the last few years is a lithium technology company I discovered just a couple months ago. Lithium needs no introduction. Lithium: Gas 2.0 You can’t spend more than a few seconds online without coming across articles about lithium batteries, the lithium market in general, the Chinese weaponization of lithium production, etc. Lithium is, without exaggerating, the oil and gas of the 21st century… And just as fossil fuels phased out animal power in running our world two centuries ago, so too will lithium supplant fossil fuels this century. That much is already written in stone and in the lawbooks, as bans on gas-driven vehicles are already in place across most of the developed world. If that doesn’t complete the lithium argument, then this should — the chart of lithium pricing over the course of the last couple years: [MI Black Lithium Image 14] But lithium alone isn’t a complete idea. For it to make it past my filters, an idea needs to come around that changes the nature of lithium as we know it. Right now, the biggest problem with lithium is the supply deficit. We are literally not keeping up with demand, and with new lithium mining operations taking up to 10 years from discovery to production, that problem is far more complex than most people realize. So what does a lithium company need to do to change everything and make itself a worthy investment for people seeking the bleeding edge of innovation and upside potential? Well, the company that I recently discovered figured out a way to produce lithium from oil field brine pools. Goldman Sachs: AI a "$7 Trillion Opportunity" Banking giant Goldman Sachs just said... That the artificial intelligence (AI) market could be worth $7 trillion in just a few years. And one former Wall Street analysts predicts it could hand you 5,300% profits — thanks to one little-known stock. That’s because this tiny firm holds over 200 patents on an AI breakthrough... One that will be in 70% of cars, 80% of hospitals, and 94% of corporations. To discover the details... [Simply click here.]( Yes, you read that right... It pulls the greenest of the green energy metals out of the very stuff that drives the modern fossil fuel industry. Almost poetic, wouldn't you say? But it's also a radical departure from everything we've come to know about the lithium production process. Instead of exploring, drilling, mining, and refining, this company simply pumps lithium-rich brine through its proprietary filtration facility and out comes some of the purest, most efficiently produced lithium known to man. The McDermitt Caldera Isn't Going to Save Us Forget 10 years of lag time between discovery and production. This approach will put salable lithium on a truck, for shipment to end users, inside of two months. [MI Black Lithium Image 18] Sounds simple, but this company is among the first to ever do this, and now it's got an agreement with a Canadian oil company to process up to 99 billion barrels of lithium-rich brine on a 671-square-mile property up in northwestern Alberta. Those 99 billion barrels of solution contain 4.3 million tons of lithium bicarbonate — enough to satisfy global demand, all by itself, for three years. Again, there’s no exploration or drill testing to be done. The lithium has been slowly accumulating in these brine ponds for decades and just sitting there, waiting to be harvested. All it took was the right method and a resource worth $322 billion is suddenly unlocked. Now, here’s the part that really makes my job worthwhile to me as an investor… This company, as of this morning, is worth barely $30 million. It’s public. It’s trading on two North American exchanges. Almost nobody knows a damned thing about it, yet it’s sitting on riches that could propel it into a multi-billion-dollar valuation inside of 24 months. Its tech is proven. It’s about to be scaled out. Commercial production will be underway by next summer. The No. 1 AI Stock of Our Era Using artificial intelligence (AI), this obscure company has made what could arguably be the most impactful medical breakthrough of our lifetime... Reducing the time frame for drug discovery by 70%... Slashing the costs of drugs by 80%... And even leading the charge with a novel cancer treatment that's swiftly advancing through clinical trials! This firm, with its innovative use of AI, is the catalyst of what Morgan Stanley says is a "$50 billion opportunity" for investors. It’s precisely why big market players like Bill Gates, BlackRock, and Citigroup are heavily investing in this $5 stock. [Join them before it’s too late.]( The Best Ground-Floor Lithium Pure Play Trading Today Not only that, but major corporate relationships that will carry this firm to the next level are being established as you read this. Management is already getting approached by major electric vehicle producers desperate for a stable, North American source of lithium for their own battery production lines. Starting to see things from my perspective yet? Had I just been another investor with a taste for risk, I may have only heard about this company after it hit its next milestone, turned the next corner, or multiplied its value by a factor of 10. But because I’ve made it my business to write about it, this company came to me. That’s why I do this job. And if I’m able to share this information and help some people out in the process, well, that’s just frosting on the cake. Want to learn more about this company and how it will transform the lithium industry in the next few years? [Enter here to view my video presentation.Â]( Fortune favors the bold, [alex koyfman Signature] Alex Koyfman [[follow basic]Check us out on YouTube!]( His flagship service, Microcap Insider, provides market-beating insights into some of the fastest moving, highest profit-potential companies available for public trading on the U.S. and Canadian exchanges. With more than 5 years of track record to back it up, Microcap Insider is the choice for the growth-minded investor. Alex contributes his thoughts and insights regularly to [Wealth Daily](. To learn more about Alex, [click here](. [Feedback? get in touch](mailto:/newsletter@wealthdaily.com?subject=Wealth%20Daily%20feedback) [Read this email online]( [Manage Newsletters]( [Share on Twitter]( You signed up for our newsletter with the email {EMAIL}. You can manage your subscription and get our privacy policy [here](. This email is from Angel Publishing, 3 East Read Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 © Wealth Daily.

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