Tech investors should be worried.

With the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice starting to divvy up antitrust enforcement against tech giants, it proves that they are serious about cutting these companies down to size.

If you’re holding shares of any of the big tech giants, it’s important you diversify immediately. You don’t want to be holding onto these stocks if things don’t go their way.

Just look at what happened to Xerox after its run-in with government antitrust regulators in 1973:

History shows the shares of companies that fall under intense antitrust scrutiny don’t hold up well over time.

It happened to Microsoft in 1999.

A federal judge ruled that the company held monopoly power. A month later, the stock’s price crested — and didn’t revisit those highs for another decade.

Bottom line: Investing in small, innovative companies – not at risk of being broken up – is where shareholders will get the most bang for their buck in the years ahead.

These are the types of companies that Wall Street legend Paul spent his entire career recommending to his top clients.

But he’s moved on to helping regular folks now.

And as Paul says: “No matter what happens to Google, Amazon and other big tech stocks … there’s still plenty of money to made.”

In this video, discusses his No. 1 tech investment for 2019… a $14 billion tech stock that is at the epicenter of a breakthrough technology … that’s trading for less than $20 a share.

I urge you to take a few minutes to learn how to get his No. 1 stock to buy right now…
 

 

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