Most people will go their whole lives without capturing a 1,000% gain. But one Wall Street veteran may have cracked the code.
During his career of nearly 50 years, Marc Chaikin was one of the quantitative minds behind some of the most famous investors in history: Paul Tudor Jones, George Soros, Steve Cohen, and Michael Steinhardt.
Even the Nasdaq hired him to create three new indices.
All because Chaikin built the Wall Street system for detecting 10X stocks.
- It flashed “buy” on vaccine-makers Novavax (NVAX) and BioNTech (BNTX), months before the pandemic even began. BioNTech (BNTX) quickly surged 2,188%. Novavax (NVAX) shot up 7,612%.
- It flashed “buy” on EV stock Blink Charging (BLNK), before it jumped 1,433%.
- And even RIOT Blockchain (RIOT)… right before Bitcoin shot past $60,000… and sent RIOT up 10,090% in less than a year.
Since then, Chaikin’s gained over 1 million followers – and one of the best reputations in the financial world.
His system has pinpointed dozens of stocks that went onto soar 100% to 1,000%, often in less than a year.
And today, he’s doing it all over again, for the hottest investment trend of 2023:
A.I.
Chaikin just sat down for a “tell-all” interview, where he revealed the name and ticker of his favorite A.I. stock of 2023.
His system flashed “buy” on both Nvidia (NVDA) and Meta (META) before their extraordinary runups earlier this year.
But he says that’s nothing compared what’s in store for this “under-the-radar” A.I. stock.
He told us:
“This company just teamed up with one of the biggest power players in the A.I. industry – but you can still buy it for just one-twelfth the price of Nvidia (NVDA). The time to buy is NOW.”
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