Dear Reader, “Amara’s Law” may be the single most important thing to consider when you’re deciding how to play the AI boom for the biggest profits. Because this little-known law is the key to figuring out how to build wealth with AI stocks for the long run — and avoiding those most likely to run aground. Amara’s Law states that when it comes to emerging technologies, we overestimate (and overhype) their short-term impact and underestimate their effects in the long-term. This law has never been more important than right now, because we’re seeing that short-term enthusiasm for AI though may be blinding investors to the deeper and more profound possibilities yet to come. And that profound possibility is AGI, or Artificial General Intelligence. Artificial General Intelligence is a point of no return for developing AI technology. It is when AI not only becomes smarter than the smartest human, but also gains sentience and free will. The impacts of AGI’s arrival will be enormous, but because of Amara’s Law… 99% of people are underestimating what’s preparing to hit us — and how quickly. That’s why my presentation, The Road to AGI, has gained a huge viewership around the world. Because we are in a window where the next great trade is setting up right now and even Wall Street is sleeping on it. And if you set yourself up for that now, you have the potential to build more wealth than you ever imagined possible — all thanks to the world-defining power of AGI. There is no other topic more important to focus on right now… But too many otherwise smart folks are completely in the dark on it. That’s why The Road to AGI should be required viewing for anyone interested in building serious wealth during this incredible period of history. In the video, I even deliver a three-part “future-proof” blueprint to viewers. Plus, I’m sharing a brand-new stock idea for The Road to AGI that’s currently trading under $4 a share – yet has the potential to grow revenues more than 100-fold. Watch The Road to AGI now. Sincerely, Eric Fry
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