Dear fellow American,
In 2008 and 2009, investor blood ran knee-deep down Wall Street.
America’s oldest and most venerable companies were pushed to the brink of failure. Some, like Lehman Brothers, padlocked their doors for good.
The last time $3 trillion was injected into the economy, the average stock more than TRIPLED.
The carnage was so severe, insiders panicked.
If something wasn’t done immediately, the entire U.S. economy would be hammered back to the stone age.
In a dead panic, The U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve printed and spent $3 trillion to save us.
It worked. Thanks to that $3 trillion, the economy turned the corner. And since then, THE AVERAGE stock has more than tripled in value.
The last time a $3 trillion cash bomb was dropped on Wall Street, the Dow TRIPLED. Many stocks did much, much better:
Now, according to the globally respected Gartner Inc., something very similar is about to happen.
That same amount of money — THREE TRILLION DOLLARS — is about to flood into the markets.
But this time, it will NOT be used to drive all 4,500 US stocks higher.
It will be handed to just a half-dozen companies in a single sector of the market.
If history is any indication, those stocks will explode in value, making many investors quite wealthy.
The thing is, these stocks are ALREADY soaring.
Believe it or not, one of them just soared 14,727% in just a few months — enough to multiply your money 147 times over.
That’s fourteen thousand, seven hundred twenty-seven percent.
At that rate, a $10,000 “toe-in-the-water” investment turns into more than $1.4 million.
And those gains came in just ten short months; less than one year.
But the $3 trillion “cash bomb” about to be dropped on these small, little-known firms means you haven’t seen anything yet.
You now have an opportunity to grow quite wealthy as you help our federal, state and local governments, companies and consumers defeat the most serious economic and political threat facing us today.
Tony Sagami
My name is Tony Sagami.
After more than a quarter-century analyzing technology stocks for investors — and even founding my own high-tech firm in the 1990s — I can assure you: The threat — and the opportunity — are like nothing I’ve ever seen.
The threat has been sworn to by top computer experts and Pentagon officials testifying before the U.S. Congress.
Warren Buffett
And on May 6, Warren Buffett — the world’s richest and most famous investor said that cyber-attacks are a bigger threat to humanity than nuclear weapons.
“I do think that’s the number one problem with mankind,” says Mr. Buffett.
This is precisely why even the normally conservative Gartner Inc. says a three-trillion-dollar cash bomb is about to be dropped on a small handful of US companies:
The U.S. government, plus thousands of companies and millions of computer users worldwide will soon spend THREE TRILLION DOLLARS on the hardware and software we all need to keep our computers and our precious data safe.
But here’s the critical point ...
And naturally, that massive surge in earnings will light the fuse on an explosion in stock prices.
That’s why it’s so critical that you read this briefing in its entirety. In the next few minutes ...
If you’re serious about building wealth, this is critical information for you.
Because there’s one thing Hacker left out; something he will NOT tell you:
You are not alone.
You are not completely at his mercy.
Armies of “good guy” hackers are working around the clock to protect our computers.
At this very moment, armies of computer programmers in little-known cybersecurity companies are working around the clock to protect you from Hacker and his allies.
They have no choice: The recent plague of 4.2 billion computer attacks this year and last — including the largest ransomware attack in world history ...
The “WannaCry” attack last May that destroyed files on 200,000 computers in 150 countries ...
... Have convinced the world’s governments, corporations and consumers to finally get serious about security.
Congress is already beginning to step up. No fewer than SEVEN major cybersecurity bills have already been passed by the U.S. House of Representatives or the Senate:
And there’s also the H.R. 2227, sponsored by Representative Will Hurd (R-TX) ...
And of course, President Trump has said many times that he is anxious to sign serious new cybersecurity bills into law.
But billions of dollars in new business from the Feds is just the beginning for these companies.
Every one of America’s 19,000 towns and cities ... every one of our 3,100 counties ... and every one of our 50 states and five inhabited territories have thousands of computers in need of protection, too!
So do America’s 30 million companies as well as millions of U.S. consumers who have 400 million desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones to protect.
And so do hundreds MORE governments, millions more companies and billions more consumers all over the world.
This is HUGE news: Already — even BEFORE the recent spate of successful attacks — select cybersecurity stocks — like StrikeForce Technologies have soared as much as 14,727%.
That 14,727% gain is enough to turn a $10,000 investment into more than $1.4 million — or $50,000 into $7.4 million.
Now, I fully understand how crazy that sounds.
To suggest that you could have turned a $50,000 grubstake into a multi-million-dollar fortune in just ten months sounds insane.
But look: These aren’t my numbers. I got them from no less an authority than Bloomberg Markets.
You really could have invested $50,000 and walked away ten months later with $7.4 million.
Now think: How would a windfall like that change your life?
And StrikeForce Technologies isn’t the only cybersecurity stock posting these kinds of amazing gains.
Many of its competitors are posting enormous gains as well ...
Extreme examples? Not at all!
In fact, overall, since 2016, of the 24 top cybersecurity stocks in America ...
“So far, the top performer in this sector has posted a gain of 14,727% — enough to turn $1,000 into $148,000!”
And get this:
Overall, THE AVERAGE gain posted by these 24 top cybersecurity stocks was 813%.
And the average holding time was just ten months.
Let me say that again:
THE AVERAGE gain posted by these 24 top cybersecurity stocks since 2016 was 813%.
That’s enough to multiply your investment more than nine times over. Turn every $10,000 invested into $91,300 and every $20,000 into more than $180,000.
And the average holding time was just ten months.
In a moment, I’ll tell you about the SIX cybersecurity stocks that are about to bank over $3 trillion in new revenues — and that are perfectly positioned to explode in value in the months ahead.
PLUS, I’ll invite you to download a free copy of my full report on how you can best profit.
But first, let me ask you: Can you SEE why major Wall Street institutions are now in a cybersecurity feeding frenzy?
It’s true: Venture capital firms backed a record number of cybersecurity startups last year— and that trend is still accelerating this year.
Just recently, for instance ...
In fact, venture capital firms invested a record $3.1 billion in cybersecurity startups last year; nearly four times more than in 2010 — and many firms are increasing investment by 50% or more this year.
This massive surge in cybersecurity spending is also why Symantec, Trend Micro and other companies are launching investment divisions — and funding them with “initial” investments of up to $100 million each.
These companies KNOW that cybersecurity is the future: Anyone with hardware or software that can stop hackers in their tracks stands to make billions.
It’s also why J.P. Morgan and other huge Wall Street investment banks are pouring billions into small cybersecurity companies and start-ups like Illumio and many others.
Plus, it’s why investment companies like Polar Capital and many others are creating mutual funds and ETFs that focus on the most promising cybersecurity firms.
And it’s why SoftBank just invested a staggering $1 billion in Cybereason — a Boston-based security start-up.
But please — do NOT run out and buy any of the cybersecurity stocks I just mentioned now. They’ve already seen enormous gains.
In a moment, I will tell you all about the SIX cybersecurity stocks that are likely to lead the pack in 2018 and beyond. And here’s why that’s critical ...
The profits we’ve seen so far — gains of up to 14,727% — are almost certain to pale by comparison to the money cybersecurity investors could make in the years to come.
Again — I am keenly aware that these massive gains are hard for most people to believe.
It’s even harder to believe that these stocks are only beginning to soar.
But just for a moment, consider this ...
$3 trillion ...
... The same amount of money that the U.S. government spent to save the economy in 2008 ...
The mountain of cash that more than TRIPLED the average U.S. stock’s value since 2009 ...
... Is about to be invested in a tiny handful of cybersecurity companies — and as you’d expect, the profit potential of these stocks is now off the charts.
The fascinating thing is, the lion’s share of that money will NOT go to the big household-name security firms. Instead, it will flow to the half-dozen companies you’ll discover in just a moment.
That’s great news for these often overlooked and severely undervalued companies ... and it may also be the best news imaginable for you as an investor.
If you had begun with $3 trillion the day Christ was born, then spent $1 million every day since, you would still have more than $2.3 trillion left.
It would take you another 6,202 years to spend the rest of your $3 trillion.
With all that money about to be handed to a half-dozen small companies, only one conclusion is possible:
These companies — and their investors — will soon be richer than Midas.
If you think about it, I’m sure you’ll agree that this is every investor’s dream scenario: A global megatrend, still in its infancy, that’s still accelerating wildly ...
... A stock market phenomenon that’s already powerful enough to transform ordinary people into multi-millionaires in as few as three weeks ...
An historic development capable of transforming a $10,000 molehill of money into a $1 million mountain of cash in less than one month.
Now, this opportunity is here. It’s real. It’s already making investors quite wealthy.
And in a moment, I’ll reveal the six cybersecurity stocks that are most likely to lead the pack in 2018 and beyond ...
Plus, if you’ll stick with me, I’ll invite you to download a FREE copy of my step-by-step guide to maximizing your profit potential while minimizing your risk with super-profitable cybersecurity stocks.
The important point is, this is real. It’s NOT just wishful thinking or a mere “pie-in-the-sky” prediction.
Look: According to International Data Corp., Americans are now storing information on more than 400 million computers, cell phones, tablets, laptops and desktops.
And that’s just here in America.
Heck, the total number of smartphones in the world is estimated to be 3.75 billion. And that doesn’t even begin to include all the desktop computers, tablets, and laptops.
The awkward truth is, every fact about you is now stored in a computer: Your bank and brokerage accounts, credit and debit card numbers, your social security info — and even your most sensitive health information.
All stored on a computer.
Your most sensitive information can be found on several computers.
... And not just on one computer, mind you, your most sensitive information is stored on many computers:
You probably keep your most private information on several computers; your cell phone, tablet, laptop and desktop, for example.
And the “digitized you” also lives on hundreds of other computers ...
Computers owned by your employer ... by Amazon.com and every other company you buy things from ... by each one of your banks and brokerages ... by Facebook and other social networking sites you visit ... by email providers that process your messages ... and many more.
... And of course, your entire life story can also be found on computers at hundreds of government agencies from the Internal Revenue Service to the Social Security Administration ... and from the FBI to the CIA, TSA, NSA and a hundred other alphabet soup agencies.
Plus, hundreds more computers at your state and local governments also store critical information about you.
All of this is what makes life better. But it’s also scary. Because all that information can be used against you ... against your employer ... and even against the U.S. government.
President Trump has already taken critical steps to combat cyber threats.
These cyber threats are so terrifying, in fact, that President Trump has already taken two critical steps:
FIRST, On January 12, 2017 — eight days before he moved into the Oval Office, President Trump created the office of Cybersecurity Advisor and named former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani as its first appointee to the office.
To many, it was a brilliant choice: Giuliani has decades of executive experience getting things done ... he has the president’s ear and unlimited clout at the White House ... he has consulted with and run security firms for years ... and he is surrounding himself with the top minds in the cybersecurity industry.
SECOND, on March 26 of this year, President Trump announced the creation of The Office of American Innovation, charged with defeating cyber-terrorists and other digital criminals.
Less than two months later — on May 12, 2017 — as if to underscore how critical cybersecurity really is — cyberthieves launched one of the costliest ransomware attacks in history.
WannaCry infected more than 200,000 computers in 150 countries.
According to Interpol, the “WannaCry” attack locked well over 200,000 computers in 150 countries, then ordered victims to pay a ransom to recover their lost data.
FedEx, Nissan, and the United Kingdom’s National Health Service were among the victims. Entire telephone systems in the UK and across Europe simply shut down.
Deutsche Bank, the Russian Central Bank, Russian Railways, Russia’s Interior Ministry, MegaFon and Telefónica were hit hard, too.
The BBC quoted one National Health Service staffer as saying it was — quote: “Absolute carnage” and that — quote: “Patients will almost certainly suffer and die because of this.”
From Manchester to Moscow ... from Barcelona to Bucharest ... and at thousands of points in-between, patients urgently in need of surgery had critical operations cancelled because their patient records could not be accessed.
Patrick Ward, a 47-year-old sales director, had his desperately needed heart operation cancelled.
Tom Griffiths, a chemotherapy patient, was denied treatment because the computer containing his records and bloodwork could not be accessed.
All across the UK and the rest of Europe, patients were sent home, doctors’ offices were closed and pharmacies locked their doors.
But this terrifying attack was only the most visible recent example of the millions of attacks staged on computers every day of the year.
The simple fact is, none of us can afford to bury our heads in the sand. Ignoring these attacks will not make them go away.
Hackers will stop at nothing to steal your personal and financial information.
According to Symantec, every computer you own — every mobile phone, tablet, laptop and desktop in your home and office — is attacked by hackers nearly 1 million times every day.
Worse: The amount of hacking is surging by a factor of ten every decade. That means, by 2027, every computer you own will be attacked nearly TEN million times every 24 hours.
Many cyberattacks seem to be nothing more than childish pranks done for street credit in the hacker community — and in some cases, “Just for the fun of it.”
Many others are driven by simple greed: Cybercriminals looking for data they can sell on the world’s $288 billion digital Black Market.
That’s a critical fact; allow me to repeat it.
Every year, cyberthieves pay $288 billion to buy sensitive data on the global Black Market.
That’s nearly ten times the value of all the smartphones that are stolen in the U.S. every year ...
Nearly six times the value of all the vehicles that are stolen ...
Nearly four times more than the value of all the cocaine sold ...
And more than double the amount of money that thieves make on stolen U.S. credit cards each year.
With that kind of money at stake, it’s a cinch that profit-driven attacks will continue to surge.
And it’s also why I believe it’s a cinch that the six cybersecurity stocks I’ll introduce you to in a moment will make early investors extremely wealthy. But hack attacks on consumers are only the beginning. Because the most notorious hackers — by far — aren’t in it for the money. They’re in it to wage war on the United States of America.
The rogues who payroll computer hackers: Vladimir Putin, Li Keqiang, Kim Jong-un, and Ali Khamenei.
Russian strongman Vladimir Putin ... the man who is now rebuilding his nation’s nuclear arsenal and staging war games against the West ...
China dictator Li Keqiang ... the leader of a government that has stated we can either save Taiwan or Los Angeles — but not both ...
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un ... who threatens to use his nuclear weapons against South Korea, Japan and the United States almost daily ...
Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei ... who is sworn to destroy both Israel and its ally, the United States ...
And now, many in the intelligence community say that ISIS is accessing U.S. computers as well.
We know the viruses ... worms ... Trojan horses and other malware these despots use to attack us are at work at this very moment ...
In the computers used in federal state and local government ...
In the computers that are used to design our nation’s next generation of weapons systems ... in the CIA, NSA, the Department of Defense, the Pentagon and every branch of the military ...
And even in the tiny chips that control our most advanced computerized weapons systems.
Plus, every day of the year, cyber-spies are “preparing the battlefield” — gathering knowledge for use in combat.
They are also perfecting ways to control, debilitate or destroy America’s weapons systems.
Top general admits hackers could launch America’s nukes.
Richard Clarke, former presidential adviser on cybersecurity says, quote:
“ ... We could face a major embarrassment, where we try out all these sophisticated weapons systems and they don’t work.”
Without a strong cyber defense, trillions of dollars in government, military and corporate computers as well as chips in everything from Trident III missiles to Pentagon coffee pots could be rendered worthless.
General Brent Scowcroft says this cyber-warfare — quote:
“Could be as dangerous as nuclear weapons.”
Plus, when General C. Robert Kehler, the head of the U.S. Strategic Command, was quizzed by Sen. Bill Nelson on whether a hacker could launch nuclear missiles, the general answered, quote:
“Senator, I don’t know ... I do not know.”
That’s a terrifying answer: According to the National Nuclear Security Administration, the computers that control America’s nuclear arsenal are attacked up to 10 million times each and every day.
D’Agostino continues by saying that less than one one-hundredth of a percent can be categorized as “successful attacks.”
That would put the maximum number of SUCCESSFUL attacks ...
Attacks that succeed in changing nuclear computer codes or gathering sensitive information — at about 1,000 — every day of the year.
That’s 365,000 successful attacks on America’s nukes every year.
Pretty good reason to spend billions on cyber-defense. Right?
Take the federal government, for instance: Washington currently spends about $14 billion per year to secure its computer systems.
I know; that sounds like a lot — but it’s really only about 1.6% of the $800 billion it spends on defense and less than one-third of one percent of the government’s $3.9 trillion budget.
And yet one tiny virus inserted into a critical government computer could bring the entire government — and the entire military establishment — to its knees.
And there are even more reasons why this $3 trillion cash bomb is about to be dropped on the six companies I’ll introduce you to in a moment.
Look at state and local governments and you’ll see the disparity is even greater.
And it’s even worse in the private sector. Although U.S. companies generated some $12.6 trillion in revenues in 2014, total expenditures for cybersecurity were only about three-one-hundredths of one percent of that amount; a mere $4.1 billion.
In other words, the private sector is more than three times bigger than the federal government and yet it spends only about one-fourth as much to secure its computers.
But now, after being victimized by so many successful and well-publicized attacks — and with Congressional hearings bringing great visibility to the problem — suddenly, cybersecurity is a top priority.
Only one conclusion is possible: The six cybersecurity stocks I’ll introduce you to in a moment are set to soar. And investors who own them will likely grow richer than Midas.
It has already begun: Even the poorest performing cybersecurity champs left the average S&P 500 stock in the dust over the past 18 months:
That’s much more than a double — and it’s nearly nine times the total return of the S&P 500 in 2016.
Now, with the world’s governments, companies and individuals about to spend $3 trillion on cybersecurity, these previous profits are about to pale by comparison.
That means your profits could dwarf the gains we’ve seen so far.
That’s saying a lot — because ...
So, you can mark my words: The profits we’ve seen so far ...
... Enough to turn $10,000 into $53,000 ... or $50,000 into $266,000 in about three and one-half months ...
... Enough to turn $10,000 into $73,000 ... or $50,000 into $366,000 — in just two, short weeks.
... Enough to turn $10,000 into $1.4 million ... or $50,000 into $7.4 million.
... All these profits will soon PALE by comparison to the gains these stocks could post as this $3 trillion cash bomb is dropped on just a handful of cybersecurity firms.
Now in a moment, I’m going to name the six cybersecurity stocks I’m counting on to lead the market in the months ahead.
I’m also going to offer you my full report on this rapidly evolving profit opportunity — a $79 value, free.
First, though, I need to make a very important point.
In a very real way ...
THIS is the chink in our nation’s armor. We have spent trillions hoarding the bombs and bullets we’d need to prevail on any physical battlefield. As a result, anyone who invested in old-line defense stocks could have made millions.
Now, with the focus shifting to this great online war ... with at least $3 trillion about to be spent on cyber-defense ... and with the far smaller cybersecurity stocks about to receive that money still selling for a song ...
... The obscure cybersecurity stocks I’ll describe in a moment may soon prove to be more profitable than America’s mightiest defense firms.
This is a big deal: Since the days when defense giant General Dynamics was as new as today’s young cyber-defense firms, its stock has soared 35,500% — enough to multiply your money 356 times.
United Technologies’ stock has soared 40,559% — enough to multiply your money 405 times.
The all-time champ? Boeing! Its stock has skyrocketed 68,719% — enough to multiply your money more than 687 times and turn every $10,000 you invested into nearly $6.9 million.
But unlike these old-line defense firms, you do NOT have to buy and hold these modern cybersecurity stocks forever.
“Intrusion just soared 733% in 14 days. It took Apple stock more than EIGHT YEARS to post that kind of gain.”
Heck; we just saw how cybersecurity firm Intrusion Inc. posted a 733% gain in just 14 days.
You could have invested $50,000 one week and walked away with more than $416,000 in your pocket by the next week.
That’s $100,000 more than you’d need to pay cash for a shiny new Rolls-Royce Wraith sedan — and you could have earned it in one, short week!
Compare that with other stocks that have posted big gains: For example, it took Intel Inc. four long years to soar 733%, Intrusion Inc. did it in just 14 days.
And other stock market superstars took even longer:
The bottom line: The way I see it, buying my select cybersecurity stocks now is the closest thing to a guarantee of massive profits as you will ever find on Wall Street.
More than that: It’s also why I’m convinced that the six cybersecurity stocks I’ll discuss in a moment will multiply your money many times over in the months ahead.
And here’s another reason to love these cybersecurity stocks: This great digital war will never end!
The plain truth is, there can never be a “one-and-done” solution to this digital war. Because the threats to our computers are constantly evolving, the solutions must be constantly changing, too. And that means a constantly growing stream of income to these companies — and continuing profits to you as an investor — pretty much forever.
In fact, some of these cybersecurity stocks are already leaving the rest of the stock market in the dust ...
In the first three months of 2017, for instance, while the S&P was going nowhere, Fortinet Inc. was up 27% ... Symantec Corp rose 29% ... Grey Cloak Tech Inc. jumped 30% ... Finjan Holdings soared 53% ... and StrikeForce Technologies skyrocketed 322%.
These stocks could have made you up to $53 richer for every $1 S&P investors earned!
And last year, while the S&P 500 rose only about 12%, Exobox Technologies was up 71% ... Limelight Networks. was up 73% ... Mimecast was up 87% ... and Digital Info Security was up 173%, just to name a few.
Most of these companies didn’t even exist five years ago. Now, with American businesses and the government finally taking the threat of cyber-attacks seriously, I believe that your profits should be far greater.
This is precisely why I created “Six Cyber-Defense Windfalls for 2017-18” — and why I want you to download a copy of this eye-opening special report absolutely free of charge when you apply for a risk-free $29 membership in my Disruptors and Dominators wealth-building service.
