Could Taiwan chipmaking be knocked offline?

Electronic supply chains that make the world run will come to a grinding halt...

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PAID SUBSCRIBERS ONLY June 29, 2023 Right now, as you're reading this, Taiwan is preparing for a potential invasion by China.  And if China indeed attacks, a global-wide crisis will ensue... A production freeze of the advanced chips used in satellites, stealth jets, and supercomputers will inevitably take place. You see, the tiny island nation of Taiwan is the biggest producer of the world's most advanced microchips. A Chinese attack on Taiwan could bring the electronic supply chains that make the world run to a grinding halt. The world is so reliant on chips produced by Taiwan that they've become the new oil... This is why several new microchip policies were put into motion last year... The biggest one being the Biden administration's pledge to pour $52.7 BILLION into expanding America's semiconductor sector. In short, this is America's chance to take back its technological independence... And become a major worldwide manufacturer of this linchpin technology. It's also a MAJOR opportunity for clued-in investors. And it all starts with ONE American semiconductor company receiving an obscene amount of money from the U.S. government... A company that the Department of Defense has classified as a "trusted supplier" of microchips. This small firm is the key to America reclaiming its dominance as a global tech powerhouse. And investors who get in on the ground floor stand to profit to the tune of HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars. In fact, this tiny company could turn every $2,500 into $245,925! That's why I'm recommending this American microchip manufacturer for immediate purchase. Learn more here about the tiny American company stealing Taiwan's crown as the biggest manufacturer of microchips. Sincerely, Christian DeHaemer Investment Director, Bull and Bust Report

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