Bureaucrats balls-up AGAIN!

Bureaucrats balls-up AGAIN!

Sam Volkering | 23 Jul 2021 Massachusetts banned Apple stock  Dear Reader,   There's a worrying trend playing out among the political establishment.   When a new, game-changing technology comes along…   They shun it… ridicule it…   And do their best to "protect" the public from investing in it.   Yet, much of the time they end up being dead wrong.   It even happened with Apple stock.   Take a look at this headline from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the day after Apple went public, on December 11th 1980.   Source: Twitter   The sad thing is…   If you were unfortunate enough to live in Massachusetts, you'd have missed out on a 145,000%+ return, when stock splits are taken into account.   That's enough to turn just a £500 investment into more than £1.1 MILLION.   It pains me to say…   But once again, the political establishment are warning you away from yet another game-changing technology investment.   An investment that, over the last decade, has outperformed every other on the planet. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results   There are risks, of course – the critics weren't completely wrong about Apple in the early days, either.   This is a highly volatile investment for your spare capital only.    As we speak, billionaire investors are piling into it with full force.   Investors like George Soros' right hand man, Stan Druckenmiller… and Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund.   And with CitiGroup predicting in November that this investment could soar 993% higher before the year end…   I fear many everyday investors will miss out on the chance to amass serious wealth – AGAIN.   Make sure that's not you.   Click here to get YOUR roadmap to make a potential killing – as soon as possible.   Best, Sam Volkering Editor, Exponential Investor

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