Tulips are the secret to trading the next 300% spike in AI
Hello everyone, Tom here.
I receive a lot of questions and emails from my readers asking me about the best way to trade the AI revolution. It’s one of the hottest topics of the summer…one I’ve talked about at length.
Everyone wants a piece of the AI action, and market experts predict that this will be the fastest wealth creation in history.
But NVDA is trading at over $455 per share! Acquiring 100 shares of the company leading the AI revolution would cost more than $45,000 — far more than the average trader can afford.
And it’s not just NVDA; Most AI stocks are too expensive for the average American investor to buy right now.
So what are investors supposed to do?
One of my long-time colleagues, Chris Johnson, has his finger on the pulse of the industry, so I asked him to share with me how he trades the event.
I’ll let him take it from here. More from me tomorrow.
Tom
Mark Twain once said that history never repeats itself, but it often does rhyme.
There are several periods in market history that followed this saying to a T.
Whenever this happens, there is always a chance to profit.
Believe it or not, the years 1634 to 1636 fit perfectly with current trends in artificial intelligence (AI). That’s right, AI stocks follow a pattern dating back nearly 400 years.
This pattern will provide prepared investors with what may be the last opportunity to grab AI stocks before they make their real move.
I said that’s true Real step. Because the step we have already seen is nothing compared to what is coming…
Microsoft shares have risen 40% this year. But there is more.
Alphabet shares are trading up 50% this year, but there’s more to come.
NVIDIA shares are up more than 200% this year. But there is much, much more.
There’s more to what tulip bulbs did nearly 400 years ago.
Here’s the graph. Maybe you’ve seen it before, maybe not. But this is the pattern that all creativity-driven bubbles follow.
Tulip Mania, as it is referred to, is one of the most famous market bubbles.
The factors that led to the Dutch tulip market bubble are the same as those that led to the dot-com bubble and then the housing bubble in 2007.
These are the same factors that are now building the AI bubble.
Investor sentiment and psychology are at the heart of this pattern. This feeling is fueled by the development of this technology and its adoption in the market and economy.
This is why this pattern has not changed after nearly 400 years. You cannot change the psychology of investors. It is encoded in our “business brains”.
Here’s an NVIDIA (NVDA) chart that follows the same pattern.
So far, two of the most notable “stages” of the journey have been implemented – the “Awareness Stage” and…
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About the author
Tom Gentile, options trading specialist at Money Map Press, is widely recognized as America’s #1 trader with nearly 30 years of experience spotting profitable patterns in options trading. Tom has taught over 300,000 traders his options trading secrets in a variety of settings, including seminars and workshops. He is also the best-selling author of eight books and courses.
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