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In
1989 I stated that we were in the beginning of what would be a very
prosperous time for technology investors with the right companies in
their portfolios. I believed the rate in which computers were
increasing in speed, functionality, and penetration, would make for
incredible opportunities for investors who knew what was really
happening.
In 1991, I believed Microsoft's Excel and Word products would become
the de facto standard and Bill Gates would ultimately be the richest
man in the world. And in 1994 I announced to subscribers that if
there was one company I would own, it would be Intel because of their
impending dominance in the processor space.
Today I see many more similar opportunities, despite the tech
crash. It's not a Wintel world anymore, just like it wasn't IBM's
anymore back then. Once investors embrace that fact, instead of
running from it, we'll be one step closer to the next true bull
market.
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with portfolio selections and in-depth independent research that
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