There’s a huge shortage already sending shockwaves through U.S. industries…

It’s not oil, water or a rare earth metal.

It’s something that the average American uses for nearly 11 hours a day every day.

I’m talking about one of these…

That’s right, a computer chip.

Laptops, smartphones, TVs, air conditioners, thermostats, automobiles…

Just about everything we come in contact with every day depends on these chips.

That’s why this semiconductor shortage is a “top and immediate priority” for President Biden.

In fact, he plans to invest $50 billion in semiconductor manufacturing and research as part of his $2 trillion infrastructure plan.

And that’s great news according to Wall Street legend Ian King.

King has spent the past 20 years immersed in the tech markets.

And his research has helped guide average Americans to profits from disruptive, emerging technology stocks.

In 2019 — he zeroed in on Tesla….

And those who followed his recommendation had the chance to make as much as 735% in just over a year.

In 2020, he homed in on SunPower — and just seven months later, recommended closing out half that position for a 780% gain with the second half still climbing.

And now, in his newest video presentation…

King shares the details on his No. 1 tech stock for 2021.

“We’re at the beginning of the greatest tech boom in American history,” King says.

And the government’s infusion of $50 billion could make it even bigger.

“This is like having a brand-new stock market to invest in — one with exciting new opportunities that weren’t even imagined 10 years ago,” King says.

King’s research proves that not only will this Great American Tech Boom be bigger than ever … it’s barreling down on us faster than anything we’ve seen before.

“Recent events have catapulted America 30 years into the future. This will change EVERYTHING.”

And in his special video presentation … he not only shares where these “new market opportunities” are hiding…

You’ll have the chance to see the details on his No. 1 tech stock pick for 2021.

 

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