The media has reported an extraordinary phenomenon. Patrick H was a college student at UC Berkeley when he put his life savings — $30,000 — into a stock everyone else was laughing at. One year later, it was worth $250,000. Jonathan J, a videographer from Ohio, put in $7,500. Six months later, it was worth more than $100,000 — twice his annual salary. Bruce B, a civil engineer who used to clip coupons, turned a $23,000 bet into nearly $2 million. What stock allowed all these ordinary people to turn thousands of dollars into millions of dollars? Tesla. Back when a Daimler executive dismissed Elon Musk as a “pretender” running “a joke that can’t be taken seriously.” Here’s the thing about Elon Musk: this isn’t a one-time story. It’s a pattern. When he took PayPal public, he personally walked away with $180 million. His co-founders Peter Thiel and Max Levchin made $55 million and $34 million. Even a customer service rep made nearly $200,000 cashing out his stock options. When SpaceX finally went public earlier this year, the wealth creation was staggering. Elon became the world’s first trillionaire. His close friend Antonio Gracias made over $97 billion. Early venture backer Luke Nosek’s stake is now worth $4.5 billion. One hedge fund turned an early bet into $10 billion in just seven years. PayPal. Tesla. SpaceX. Same man, same pattern — three separate money-making opportunities created for the people who got in early. Now I believe Elon is preparing to do it again in maybe his biggest act yet. Because this time, it isn’t about one company. It is about all his companies. Specifically, it is about merging all his companies under one banner in what I’m calling “XPANSE.” Analysts estimate the economic impact at $126 trillion. That’s bigger than the entire AI, robotics, clean energy, and driverless car industries — combined, twice over. Sounds exciting, yes. But get this: I don’t think the biggest gains here will come from Tesla or SpaceX stock directly. Those companies are already massive. Instead, I believe the real money will be made in the small, relatively unknown companies supplying the parts, materials, and technology Elon needs to pull this off — the same way I identified Nvidia back in 2018, before most people had ever heard of it. I’ve put together three reports on exactly those companies. One trades for just $15 a share. I’ll tell you how to claim all three — plus a bonus report on 10 stocks I think could get crushed by this shift — when you watch my brand-new presentation of Elon’s XPANSE project. Get the reports now → The PayPal generation got rich. The Tesla generation got rich. The SpaceX generation got rich. Now, it’s time for the XPANSE generation to get richer than all of them. Sincerely, 
Luke Lango
Senior Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace |
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