Adam O’Dell’s “Tiny Company Fueling the $200 Trillion AI Revolution”

Adam O'Dell tells us a short story about Pete, who made 3,250,000% in just 3 Years on a single investment.

Now, Pete is a billionaire and he's betting big on a “tiny company fueling the $200 Trillion AI revolution.”

We reveal its name and ticker symbol in this teaser review for free.

The Teaser

It was 1999 and 29-year-old Pete plunked down $1,700 he barely had on a startup.

Besides being the Chief Investment Strategist at newsletter and research publisher, Money and Markets, Adam O'Dell is also a pretty good storyteller.

Speaking of stories, let's get back to ours…

Pete's timing couldn't have been worse.

The dot-com boom was turning into a bust and startups were going belly up left, right, and center.

Pete's entire investment was almost wiped out as well, but it wasn't.

The tiny startup survived and he turned his $1,700 stake into $55 million in just 3 years.

The 29-year-old was Peter Thiel and the startup was PayPal.

As we know, this was just the start for “Pete” and today, he's a Silicon Valley legend, having amassed one of the best early-stage investment track records around.

Pete's Next PayPal

Fortunately for us, Pete is still doing what he does best today.

Finding cutting-edge companies bound to be more valuable tomorrow than they are today.

Adam says Pete's “Next Google” or Paypal as we're calling it because Pete never invested in Google, is in artificial intelligence.

A projected $200 Trillion market that is revolutionizing tech.

For the past six decades, computers have doubled in power and speed every 2 years.

However, AI's growth is exponential.

Its effect on computing speed and power isn’t doubling every 2 years. It’s doubling every 3.4 months!

But what is Pete's formula for cutting the chafe and finding only the best opportunities and most importantly, what is he investing in now?

The Pitch

All the details are inside a special report called The Tiny Company Fueling the $200 Trillion AI Revolution.

To get our hands on it we'll need a subscription to Money & Market's Green Zone Fortunes newsletter.

This costs $49 for the first year and includes a 90-day, no-questions asked, money-back guarantee, a slew of additional special reports, educational investment material, and more.

Pete's Proven Investment Formula

According to Peter Thiel, his investment criteria boils down to three major themes:

• Tiny Firm
• With a New Technology
• Disrupting a big industry

Each ties in to his new major investment.

For example, Pete’s company is tiny compared to other tech companies. Less than 20x the size of Nvidia.

On the next point, it is an early leader in a lesser-known corner of the AI market.

The “Closed AI” market.

While consumer-facing AI apps like ChatGPT are “open AI,” meaning anyone can tweak their data.

Peter's company uses “closed AI” to keep mission-critical data safe for a multitude of organizations.

The company doesn't “own” the closed AI niche, it has competition. But its technology is proprietary and protected by patents, which is a major reason why it is used by 1/10th of all US government agencies.

Lastly, the company is disrupting a growing segment of the multi-trillion-dollar AI market.

Although history doesn't always repeat itself, it often rhymes when it does, and over the next few years, Peter's new pick could jump to “$100, then $200, and even $1,000 a share. Maybe more.”

Let's find out what it is…

Revealing the tiny company fueling the $200 Trillion AI Revolution

Adam drops some telling clues about the identity of this company throughout his teaser.

Here is everything we know:

• It has 1,372 patents and applications protecting its closed AI technology.
• The company's client roster includes everyone from Ferrari to FEMA.
• Its stock currently sells for less than $70 per share.

This is Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE: PLTR). The clues line up like shadowy government agents in an unmarked vehicle sitting outside your house.

• At last count, Palantir had approximately 1,557 patents granted/applied for worldwide.
• Palantir provides Ferrari with its Vehicle Testing System that allows the automaker to analyze prototype data from their fleet and it also helps FEMA manage data.
• The stock of Palantir most recently closed at $65 per share.

But we're not done yet…

Because Adam teases two more AI investments.

Bonus Stock #1

• The first company operates in the electronic design part of the semiconductor pipeline that makes AI possible.
• Its design tools are the “secret sauce” behind virtually every major industry player that tests and produces advanced chips, including Microsoft, STMicroelectronics, and more.

This sounds like Synopsys Inc. (Nasdaq: SNPS).

• Synopsys is a design automation company that is a critical part of the semiconductor supply chain.
• Its clients include Microsoft and STMicroelectronics, among many others.

Bonus Stock #2

• A backdoor way to invest in OpenAI, which is privately held.
• The company trades for just $10 a share and it has inked a partnership deal with OpenAI, giving it access to state-of-the-art AI models and support from OpenAI’s research team.

Sprinklr Inc. (NYSE: CXM) could be Adam's pick here.

• Sprinklr stock sells for under $10 a pop and it partnered with OpenAI to include its models in its ‘advanced customer plan.'

Real Shot at Making 3,250,000%?

In a single word: No.

Peter Thiel may make this as a co-founder of Palantir, but not you or I.

There's a reason angels, venture investors, and entrepreneurs reap the greatest rewards because they carry the most risk.

By the time a company IPOs, in most cases, it is already a well-established business with rosy prospects.

Plus, if Palantir stock were to go up by 3,000,000% from its current price, the company would become the most valuable in the world, with a market cap north of $4 trillion.

I don't see this happening over the short or the mid-term.

Now with that out of the way, how does each stock realistically stack up?

Palantir: A sky-high valuation coupled with average-at-best profitability metrics. I don't like it at its current price.

Synopsys: Slightly better operating economics than Palantir and a more pliable forward P/E of 37x.

Sprinklr: No visible advantage in a highly competitive space and its operating metrics reflect this.

Overall, the hype doesn't align with the reality and the picks aren't anything special either.

Above average, but much of that is already priced in and then some.

Quick Recap & Conclusion

• Adam O'Dell is teasing a “tiny company fueling the $200 Trillion AI revolution” that one billionaire is all in on.
• The billionaire is Peter Thiel and his investment formula has netted him gains of as much as 3,250,000% in the past.
• All the details on what Peter is all in on are inside a special report called The Tiny Company Fueling the $200 Trillion AI Revolution. It's ours with a subscription to Money & Market's Green Zone Fortunes newsletter, which costs $49 for the first year.
• If you read all the way through, you got the name of the tiny company and two other bonus picks for free. They are Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE: PLTR), Synopsys Inc. (Nasdaq: SNPS), and most likely Sprinklr Inc. (NYSE: CXM).
• Overall, the hype in this teaser doesn't align with the reality and the picks look fully priced as well.

What business do you think is really going to fuel the AI revolution? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.