Most folks believe that the only way to pull down the really big profits in tech is to find an undiscovered small-cap stock and ride the high-risk pick for all its worth.
But I'm going to let you in on a secret of mine: Big-cap stocks - if you catch them at just the right point - can deliver even bigger returns than their small-cap counterparts ... and often with less risk.
I sometimes jokingly refer to these lucrative tech plays as "stealth small caps."
Most folks believe that the only way to pull down the really big profits in tech is to find an undiscovered small-cap stock and ride the high-risk pick for all its worth.
But I'm going to let you in on a secret of mine: Big-cap stocks - if you catch them at just the right point - can deliver even bigger returns than their small-cap counterparts ... and often with less risk.
I sometimes jokingly refer to these lucrative tech plays as "stealth small caps."
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For years, Larry Ellison's company Oracle Corp. (NasdaqGS: ORCL) has been making some of the best software on the planet.
But when it comes to "cloud computing," it's been completely behind the curve.
Respected research firm Forrester is now predicating that the cloud computing industry will grow roughly 487% by 2020, becoming a $241 billion industry. And now I'll bet you any amount of money Ellison wishes he had learned how to tap into the power of the "cloud" years earlier.
The problem for Ellison is this small-cap tech firm that has beaten him to the punch.
Here's why this tiny upstart is a brilliant opportunity right now...
