What if the AI stocks in your portfolio today were suddenly worth next to nothing?
Not because of a market crash. Not because of rising interest rates.
But because a single new device made their technology obsolete — overnight.
I know that sounds dramatic, but consider this:
When Apple launched the iPhone in 2007...
Every major mobile phone maker on the planet lost. Fast.
Nokia. BlackBerry. Motorola. Gone.
Not because they ran out of money, but because a new technology made their old one irrelevant.
An almost identical event is about to happen in AI.
A new AI computer is coming online this year — being built right now at a classified government facility in Tennessee.
When it launches, it will be trillions of times more powerful than today's leading AI models.
And it will accelerate AI breakthroughs by 360-fold.
What used to take five years... will now take five days.
That's not an exaggeration. That's the official projection from the scientists building it.
Now — think about what that means for every AI company whose business model depends on the current pace of AI development.
The companies that make their money selling computing power, training time, and cloud AI access?
Their competitive advantage vanishes.
But for one specific company — the one I've been tracking for months — this event is the opportunity of a lifetime.
I've laid out the full case in a new presentation.
I even name the specific stocks I'd sell before this event hits — and the single ticker I'd buy now.
Click here to see it now, free of charge.
Regards,
Louis Navellier
Senior Quantitative Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace
P.S. My biggest calls have always come down to seeing a seismic shift before the crowd did. I saw Nvidia at $2.51 split-adjusted before it went up 44,000%. I saw what was coming for dot-com stocks before the 2000 crash. What I see coming now could be bigger than both of those events combined. Go here for details.
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