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Like you, I’ve been run ragged with all the negative news over the past year.

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Together, the country faced the pandemic and the record bear market followed by the record bull, a contentious election, and the emergence of the delta variant.
But last night was a very special positive development!
That’s when thousands of people tuned in to the Tech Supercycle Summit.
During that event, stock-picking legend Louis Navellier and I talked about the Technochasm — the growing divide between the rich and poor in this country fueled by the rapid growth of technology and the investors who take advantage of it.
I started talking about the Technochasm about a year ago, and my goal was to alert people to what was happening and help them understand and prepare.
But last night, I talked about something different.
Last night, I went beyond making you smarter — and focused on how to make you wealthier through one specific advancement that is going to be the most important thing will drive the Technochasm to grow even faster over the next few years.

And I was delighted that Louis chose to join me.
Louis’ stock selection system differs from my own — but we’ve both been able to succeed over decades in the markets and produce dozens of triple- and quadruple-digit winners for our readers.
And together, we revealed our picks for how investors can get on the right side of the Technochasm in 2021 and beyond.
What this growing divide means for you, as an investor, is that it’s critical to position your portfolio on the right side of it. If you don’t, the wealth destruction could be life changing.
That’s no exaggeration.
Some of the biggest traditional names in the stock market… companies with thousands and thousands of investors… have been left floundering because they didn’t adapt to our rapidly changing tech-focused world. And their investors have paid the price.
But there is still time to get on the right side of the gap.
You can watch the replay of last night’s event now and learn how our systems work… and how Louis and I have been able to pick some of the biggest tech winners.
PLUS, during the video, we give away our favorite hypergrowth stock to grow your wealth. It’s quickly emerging as a leader in the $56 trillion tech supercycle that we talk about during the event… and a perfect example of the stocks you’ll need to stay on the right side of the Technochasm.
Even this morning, we were fielding dozens of calls from folks asking for more details.

So, here’s the bottom line.
If you hope to survive and prosper in America in the years to come, you need to understand the Technochasm, why it’s happening, and, most importantly, what you can do about it.
You can either take this information and leverage it to increase the worth of your portfolio… or you can do nothing and potentially watch your stocks struggle as they become the Technochasm’s latest victims.
Watch the replay now to get the details… and to get our free stock pick!
Regards,
Eric Fry
P.S. $56 Trillion Opportunity Hinges on This New Tech
There’s a new technology about to go mainstream and it could unlock $56 trillion in new wealth and jump-start a new supercycle in tech stocks. As Louis Navellier and I just revealed in last night’s big event, you could make $100K or more as this story plays out.
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Eric Fry is an award-winning stock picker with numerous “10-bagger” calls —in good markets AND bad. How? By finding potent global megatrends… before they take off. In fact, Eric has recommended 41 different 1,000%+ stock market winners in his career. Plus, he beat 650 of the world’s most famous investors (including Bill Ackman and David Einhorn) in a contest. And today he’s revealing his next potential 1,000% winner for free, right here.

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