Dividend Stocks Newsletter for 9/27/2023

Let's look at the numbers. The companies that currently dominate the networking world, like Broadcom, are valued at hundreds of billions of dollars. Broadcom alone is worth over $800 billion. But the company I'm tracking today is currently trading at a market cap of roughly a billion.

Do the math. If this tiny company captures just 1% of the market that Broadcom currently controls, if they steal just a tiny sliver of the market for AI connectivity, the stock wouldn't just double. To reach just 1% of Broadcom's size, this stock would have to surge 5,000%. That's the definition of asymmetric risk. You're buying a company with a patent moat on the next generation of connectivity for the price of a penny stock. We haven't seen a discrepancy like this since Amazon in 1997.

Wall Street is scrambling to catch up to gold. Just a few years ago, most investment banks were laughing at gold investors. Now they're quietly updating their models. Goldman Sachs predicted gold to rise to $3,700 by the beginning of this year and missed it by 20%. Today, Goldman predicts $5,400. JP Morgan predicts $6,400. UBS predicts $6,200.

But in every major gold bull market, most investors do the obvious thing: they chase risky mining stocks, buy bullion, or invest in ETFs. Meanwhile, history shows the real fortunes are made somewhere else entirely. Legendary analyst Porter Stansberry is revealing a brand new gold prediction for 2026, including his obscure gold algorithm and the number one most effective way to invest in gold.

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