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Palo Alto Networks Inc

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This $39 Tech Stock Opens a $304 Billion Opportunity

In 2018 alone, there were around 30 million attacks launched against U.S.

and allied interests – that number has only gone up in the meantime.

And when it comes to cyber-defense, authorities can often rely on support and cooperation from the private tech sector.

And Michael's got a tech stock for you today that will certainly benefit from the enormous $304 billion cybersecurity sector….

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Silicon Valley's "Top Cop" Tech Stock Could Pay 20% Profits for Starters

Hospitals and medical systems have now become the target of choice for hackers.

The good news is, a global cybersecurity firm’s working on a range of solutions to minimize and ultimately eliminate these costly cybercrimes.

That’s one reason Michael’s projecting this firm will double its earnings by 2024.

But you have to move quickly to seize the current buying opportunity before its next leg up….

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Technology

Grab Your Share of This $231.9 Billion Industry with These Coronavirus Scam Defense Plays

You are likely unfamiliar with the plight of Frank Krasovec – it got very little traction.

He is hardly a household name. Frank Krasovec serves as the chair of Dash Brands Ltd. The privately held firm owns Domino's Pizza franchises in China.

Krasovec was the victim of financial fraud costing him nearly half a million dollars. According to a recent report in The Wall Street Journal, he was the perfect victim.

The short version: Krasovec took on a $1 million personal line of credit from a local bank in 2018. He went on a business trip a few months later.

When he got back, he was stunned to learn that $450,000 of his money had vanished. Hackers had used his e-mail address to get an unsuspecting employee to send them that amount by wire transfer.

I'm bringing this up now because often in times of crisis, hackers get to work. We may see them coming at us with phishing e-mails seeking donations to help those stricken with the virus when, in reality, they want to rob us blind.

The privately held cybersecurity company, Agari, issued a warning in late 2018 about California wildfire e-mail scams. The emails purported to come from corporate executives asking employees to make donations, which were actually intended to fatten the bank accounts of hackers.

In other words – you should also be extra cautious about your online presence, especially your e-mails and credit card accounts.

There's also an incredible opportunity here for cybersecurity. This marks a moment for the sector to become even more vital to our existence now that millions have shifted their lives online.

For investors… there's a way to cover the entire waterfront of this sector with one single investment, set to outperform the market for years to come… Full Story

For investors... there's a way to cover the entire waterfront of this sector with one single investment, set to outperform the market for years to come... Full Story

Technology

Here's How to Capture Big Profits from the Cybersecurity Industry

Where some might get mad, I like to get even.

See, when we spoke back on Oct. 22, I told you how I've fallen for my 2109 Acura MDX hybrid, and the broader scope of autonomous driving capabilities.

Thing is, I left out an embarrassing anecdote. As it turns out, what happened to me during the buying process also happens to millions of others. And today, I want to show you a great way to play the best firms that are addressing the issue.

But before I do, let's go back to what happened at the Acura dealership. See, everything was running smoothly until the finance manager came to tell my wife and me that our credit didn't go through.

No, we are not deadbeats. We have very high credit scores. We had simply forgotten one small detail: After the infamous 2017 hack at Equifax Inc. compromised 143 million accounts, including ours, we froze our credit.

This meant that no one, not even us, could take out a loan or credit card in our name. Fortunately, it only took a few minutes for us to log in to the credit agency and get the lease financing approved.

But the situation got me thinking a lot about our brute-force protection system when reading about the latest big cyber intrusion. This one, announced Nov. 30 of last year, involved 500 million hotel customers – once again, including my wife and me.

It seems that consumers like us can't go very far these days without hearing about some sort of corporate data breach that compromises our private data.

Fortunately, this steady stream of computer hacks and cybercrimes aren't only a cause of concern.

They also present the opportunity for savvy investors to choose an investment that will beat the market, again, this year…

You're going to want to see this...

Technology

Double Your Money in Two Years with This Cybersecurity Stock

This is going to sound… odd. But hear me out.

Shopping for tires has a lot in common with picking cybersecurity stocks.

Here's how I came up with this line of thought.

My wife needs new tires for her luxury SUV, an Infiniti FX35, and they need to perform in all sorts of weather.

See, we live up in the hills, and she drives to work along narrow roads with dangerous, hairpin curves.

Some mornings, the fog is so thick that the roads get slick. In the rainy season, these roads get even slicker. If she skidded and went over the side, she could easily plunge 200 feet to the bottom of a canyon.

In other words, we are willing to pay extra to get excellent performance in all conditions.

You should take the same approach to investing in the growth field of cybersecurity.

While this is a vital industry, many of the stocks in this sector are choppy and news-driven.

That makes it easy to lose money on those kinds of trades if you get the timing wrong.

But I have uncovered what I believe is a great "all-weather" cybersecurity leader. This is the kind of stock that will keep you on the road to wealth even in the stormiest of conditions.

Plus, it's going to double in 2.4 years.

And I can prove it...

Cybersecurity

The Best Cybersecurity Stock to Buy in 2018

Cybercrime is on the rise. Global cybercrime damages are expected to reach $6 trillion annually by 2021.

And as a result, the cybersecurity industry is experiencing unstoppable growth.

That's why, today, we'll show you our best cybersecurity stock to buy to profit from this unstoppable trend.

You see, spending on cybersecurity is expected to exceed $1 trillion through 2021, according to Cybersecurity Ventures.

That's up from $39.5 billion in 2013, an increase of 532% on an annual basis.

But before we reveal our pick, here are more reasons why cybersecurity stocks are set to take off...