Here's Your One-Way Ticket to Being Ultra-Wealthy  | | Luke Lango | Everyone loves to complain about the ultra-wealthy today. It seems to be one of those super rare issues that both Republicans and Democrats agree on: The ultra-rich are too rich. And they're not wrong. A recent study from French economist Gabriel Zucman found that the top 0.000001% richest people in the U.S. today control 1.35% of the country's total wealth – the highest mark in modern history. That even exceeds the concentration of wealth the ultra-wealthy had back during the Gilded Age, when the 0.000001% – which included the Rockefeller, Frick, Carnegie, and Baker families – held 0.85% of the country's total wealth. 
That was considered an era of unchecked monopolistic power in the U.S. economy… and today, we've exceeded the wealth concentration levels during even that era. Maybe the ultra-rich are too rich… But they've been "too rich" for years now, and it seems that as each year goes by, nothing happens. Washington D.C. is all talk, no walk. There's no breakup of power. There's no antitrust action. Nothing happens – and the ultra-rich just keep getting richer, and richer, and richer. So, here's my two cents: Maybe it's time to stop complaining about the ultra-wealthy, and instead, try to join them. How? Invest in disruptive, early-stage technology companies. Just look at the richest Americans. Jeff Bezos. Elon Musk. Mark Zuckerberg. Bill Gates. What do they all have in common? They're tech company founders. Specifically, they founded disruptive technology companies that went on to change the world. Bezos founded Amazon in 1994, amassed a bunch of stock in the company, and then that company went on to transform how people across the globe buy and sell things. Musk joined Tesla in 2004, also amassed a bunch of stock in the company, and then that company went on to transform how people drive themselves from place to place. Same story for Zuckerberg with Facebook, and Gates with Microsoft. They each founded their tech companies long ago, amassed a bunch of stock in those companies, and then those companies went on to change how the world communicates and works, respectively. This pattern is not a coincidence. It's a byproduct of the reality that technology is taking over the world. Technology simply makes the world a better place. It makes products and services faster, cheaper, more accessible, and overall, just better. Amazon made shopping cheaper, faster, easier, and better. Tesla made transportation better faster, cleaner, easier, and better. Facebook made communication cheaper, faster, easier, and better. Microsoft made work easier, faster, and better. So… how should you go about joining the ultra-wealthy? Invest in technology companies. That's your one-way ticket to the 1%. But you cannot just invest in any old technology company. Let's go back at look at the stories of Bezos, Musk, Zuckerberg, and Gates. They didn't become billionaires by joining mature, late-stage technology companies. They became billionaires by either joining or starting early-stage technology companies. They got in on the ground-floor of the next big technological disruptions. That's what you need to do if you want join the 1% one day. You need to get in on the ground-floor of the next big technological disruptions. Forget the Teslas and Facebooks of the world. You need to find the next Tesla and the next Facebook. Now, to be clear, doing so is a very tall order. The technology startup world is full of thousands of companies, all of them hoping to change the world. Very few of them do. Most fail. But, lucky for you, finding the next big technological disruptions is my specialty… It's what I've been doing my whole career. In 2014, I singled out Facebook (FB) as a huge long-term winner. It's soared 373% since then. In 2015, I was pounding on the table about Microsoft (MSFT) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). Those two stocks have soared 499% and 4,962%, respectively, since then. In 2016, I went "full bull" on Amazon (AMZN), Chegg (CHGG), Netflix (NFLX), Apple (AAPL), and Wayfair (W) – for gains of 622%, 2,554%, 528%, 458%, and 878%, respectively. In 2017, I said buy Axon (AXON), Square (SQ), and Shopify (SHOP) – for gains of 869%, 1449%, and 1521%, respectively. In 2018, I called The Trade Desk (TTD) for a 937% gain. In 2019, I went bullish on Roku (ROKU), Tesla (TSLA), Plug Power (PLUG), Blink Charging (BLNK), and NIO (NIO) – all for gains of over 1,000%. And last year, I scored 10X winners in Jumia (JMIA), Arcimoto (FUV), Zomedia (ZOM), MindMed (MNMD), and Magnite (MGNI). See the point? The numbers don't lie. If you want to buy a one-way ticket to the 1% via investing in next-gen technology disruptors, you're going to want me as your pilot. And you're going to want Innovation Investor as your ship. Innovation Investor is my ultra-exclusive research advisory dedicated exclusively to investing in the world's most innovative companies, in the world's most promising technological megatrends, with stock prices that have enormous upside potential. It's a collection of the world's most promising next-gen, early-stage tech disruptors. It is the key to scoring enormous returns in the stock market. So… what're you waiting for? Go ahead and click here to buy your one-way ticket to the 1%. Sincerely, 
Luke Lango
Editor, Hypergrowth Investing On the date of publication, Luke Lango did not have (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. By uncovering early investments in hypergrowth industries, Luke Lango puts you on the ground-floor of world-changing megatrends. It's the theme of his premiere technology-focused service, Innovation Investor. To see Luke's entire lineup of innovative cutting-edge stocks, become a subscriber of Innovation Investor today. | 
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