Seven Must-Own Stocks for AI Investors

James Ogletree, Managing Editor, The Oxford Club

Dear Reader,

First, he bought Apple in the mid-'90s.

Then, he called Nvidia in 2004 when it was just $0.11, split-adjusted.

Then he bought Amazon and Netflix in 2005.

This one man has called four of the six best-performing stocks of the last 20 years.

And now, he's making a major new prediction.

He says the best gains on the original "Magnificent Seven" are gone.

Instead, he says that seven new AI stocks will dominate going forward.

One of them - a company that just signed a huge deal to provide AI tech for the iPhone and iMac - could become the next trillion-dollar company.

Another one just provided technology that will go into every Walmart distribution center nationwide.

A third is the first company ever to get an AI-designed drug approved for clinical trials.

Discover all seven stocks in his "Next Magnificent Seven" right here.

Good investing,

James

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