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your Daily Profit issue [Daily Profit]( NEW – Morgan Stanley’s Tech Stock WARNING [By Ian Wyatt] By Ian Wyatt Friday, June 24, 2022 FAANG Stocks Are Dead - Now [“MACE”]( is the new FAANG and early investors could see double or even triple the returns that the old tech giants offered. [To see how to get the biggest gains click here now.]( Morgan Stanley (NYTSE: MS) just said… There’s a new big risk for tech stocks: A slowdown in cloud-computing spending. It’s yet another reason why I’ve been urging folks to get into MACE stocks NOW. [Go here to see why and HOW I’m investing $100k of my OWN money into them.]( Last Monday… Morgan Stanley analysts warned cutbacks at software and internet companies would likely reduce cloud-computing expenditures over the next year. Which is a big deal because those firms account for 35% to 40% of overall cloud spending. But why is this happening? Well, the combination of a new shift to near-term profitability… Plus more uncertainty over the economy is pushing companies to cut back on their tech budgets. In fact, this seems to have begun already. For example, last week, Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) executives told investors the slowing global economy was hurting its business… And that the serve chip business—where they sell processors to cloud-computing vendors and enterprises—would not be immune from the recent economic. As more companies start reigning their spending and become cautious about their growth initiatives… It could mean other hardware, software, and services companies could see less revenue – [according to Barron’s.]( In other words… There seems to be even MORE trouble ahead for tech stocks. Thankfully, since as early as January this year… I’ve been warning investors that tech stocks are DEAD IN THE WATER. Barely anybody was taking me seriously then. But sure enough… Now that they’re showing massive losses since then… It’s safe to say those who didn’t take me seriously are doing so now. But the most important question is… Where can we investors protect ourselves from the carnage and ideally make a very decent profit in the process? In my view, there’s absolutely nothing better than MACE stocks. [Click here now to see my top 4 MACE stocks to BUY NOW.]( Because they share the same trait as some of the best stock picks I’ve had in my 20-year career: They are tapping into NEW big growth trends that could soon take over the world. This is exactly why I recommended Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) when it was dirt cheap in 2011. I was convinced that Elon Musk and the EV revolution could soon take center stage in the world. And investors who followed that buy alert have had chance to make a fantastic return. Same with Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) when smartphones weren’t even a thing. I could see a world where everybody would end up with one in their pocket… And sure enough, that’s exactly what happened. My recommendation to buy Apple gave folks the chance to see a gigantic gain too. But as I’ve said before… Tech stocks are NOT where I’m recommending investors to be now. The only thing holding the market up were FAANG stocks… And now they’re collapsing like a house of cards. That’s why I’m now putting $100k of my own money into MACE stocks. Because just like FAANG stocks did 10+ years ago… They are tapping into new big growth trends that could soon take over the world… Giving early investors a fantastic chance to ride a growth trend similar to the EV revolution and smartphones. [Click here to see HOW to join the “MACE race” the RIGHT way.]( Yours in Wealth, [Ian Wyatt] Ian Wyatt [Visit WyattResearch.com]( [Take a 7 day break from these emails]( [Unsubscribe from these types of emails]( [Manage your email preferences]( [Wyatt Investment Research] Disclaimer & Important Information [Wyatt Investment Research (“WIR”)]( owns and publishes the website WyattResearch.com, other web sites, and, through its subscription services, various investment newsletters, trade alerts, and other investment-related educational materials. Those publications are informational in nature – WIR is not your financial adviser and does not provide any individualized investment advice to you. You should perform your own independent research on potential investments and consult with your financial adviser to determine whether an investment is appropriate given your financial needs, objectives, and risk appetite. 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