He’s dedicated his entire life to studying the markets – here’s his next money-making idea

For the last 16 years he has been showing everyday people how to invest in breakthrough technologies

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Australian 'tech prophet' shares his latest prediction Paolo Cabrelli  | 28 Apr 2021 Dear Reader,   He grew up in Australia…   His grandpa introduced him to stocks.   (He bought his first share aged 10).   Since then, he's dedicated his entire life to studying the markets…   He could have pursued a career in the banking industry or joined one of the big institutions.   Instead, he chose to share his research with people who weren't born with a silver spoon in their mouth.   And for the last 16 years he has been helping his readers profit from investing in breakthrough technologies.   He first got into bitcoin when it traded for $12 way back in 2011…   Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. In 2018… he cashed out with a 20,000% gain on the (then) little-known cryptocurrency, Ripple.   But you should know his focus is not just on cryptos.   His true specialty is getting his readers into opportunities before the mainstream finds out…   Locking on to pioneering companies with a bright future.   Now, take note. This is always going to be a high-risk scenario.   These companies are risky because they are earlier stage…   Or they are yet to deliver on their business promise in the real world.   The flip-side is their biggest potential growth phases are likely ahead of them.    Over the last decade, he has shared potential opportunities on everything from medicinal cannabis and plant-based meat to virtual reality.   He was talking about 3D printers before most people knew what they were.     He was talking about autonomous cars well before Google created Waymo, it's self-driving car division.   And now, you can find his latest idea here.   Paolo Cabrelli, Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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