The Microsoft Millionaires (This Company Could Do It Again)

Rachel Gearhart, Publisher, The Oxford Club

Dear Wealthy Retirement Reader,

When people think about Microsoft making people rich... they mostly think of billionaires like Bill Gates and Paul Allen.

But what isn't mentioned as much....

Are the regular people who became millionaires thanks to Microsoft stock.

A New York Times report found there were over 10,000 of them... and probably many more.

That's because Microsoft's stock has rewarded investors on an epic scale.

From 1986 to 2022, it returned 337,400%.

Every $1,000 invested turned into $3.38 million.

Just one small investment... into one stock... turned into a retirement fortune.

And there are plenty of examples like this, even with stocks you've never heard of.

For example, Jack Henry & Associates climbed 42,100%.

Danaher Corporation produced gains of 344,100%.

Monster Beverage went up 286,136%.

The point is... just one great stock can be life-changing.

Which is why I wanted to send you this video from Alexander Green.

In it, he details a stock that trades for less than $5, which he believes is the next retirement maker.

The company has major multi-million contracts with some of the biggest tech companies in the world like Apple, Sony, Microsoft, and others.

They hold over 29,000 patents.

They just set a new annual sales record in the last year.

And in the years to come, the company could help a lot of people retire wealthy.

So if you're looking for a great stock under $5 for 2024... watch this video right away.

Alex's Favorite Stock to Own Under $5

Good investing,

Rachel

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The Microsoft Millionaires (this company could do it again)

The Microsoft Millionaires (This Company Could Do It Again)

Rachel Gearhart, Publisher, The Oxford Club

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