NVIDIA Hit $4 Trillion: But This Is the Chip Stock to Buy Now

	Midnight Deadline to See Our #1 Semiconductor Stock for $1 Zacks Member, Please excuse one more reminder. Let me quickly summarize what one stock can do for your portfolio. Today, NVIDIA became the first company ever to touch a $4 trillion market cap, marking a truly historic moment. If you had jumped on this semiconductor giant less than 6 years ago when I gave the "Buy" signal, you'd be up over +3,500% (and I'm still holding it because I believe the ride isn't over just yet). But now I found a chip stock that's only a fraction of the size of NVIDIA and, as of this writing, it's still priced around $40 per share... With an upside that is almost unimaginable. While no one can guarantee the exact future performance, several key factors stand out. It's an under-the-radar semiconductor powerhouse that specializes in semiconductor products that titans like NVIDIA don't care about. This U.S. company is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the next growth stage of the lucrative Artificial Intelligence, Automotive, and Internet of Things markets. It's just beginning to enter the spotlight, which is exactly where you want to be. I'm prepared to send you our exclusive Special Report, The Semiconductor Surge: A Single Stock to Watch, which names and explains our pick. But you have to click the button below now. No need to hesitate - your cost is only $1. There's not a cent of further obligation, and that same dollar also buys you 30-day access to all the picks from all of Zacks' private portfolios. To make it easier for our members to pursue maximum profit, this $1 opportunity isn't offered to everyone. Remember, it ends at midnight tonight. ▶ See Stocks Now All the Best, David Bartosiak Stock Strategist
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