Fool’s Cloud Computing report: Microsoft’s nightmare is real; Cloud bound to displace big players!
By Tarry Singh at 29 March, 2009, 2:15 am
On October 30, 2005, something incredible happened…
In Redmond, Washington, one of the world’s richest — and most powerful — businessmen sent an urgent memo to his top engineers and most-trusted managers.
It sounded the alarm that a very disruptive “wave” was about to wash over the entire world — forever changing the way we get information and do business.
It also warned this would wipe out the $300 billion business empire he’d spent his life building.
Meanwhile, a few hundred miles south, on the banks of the Columbia River, a mysterious outfit known only as “Design, LLC,” quietly constructed two massive windowless warehouses.
This mammoth undertaking was code named “Project 2,” and the International Herald Tribune described the towering monolithic structures as “looming like an information-age nuclear plant.”
This may sound like something out of a Tom Clancy novel, but you’ll want to have all the facts because…
Merrill Lynch estimates this “wave” has grown into a $160 billion tsunami.
And experts say it’s going to upend a $1 trillion industry. Yet very few investors understand just how huge it’s going to be.
That’s why it’s crucial to take the next few minutes to read this report in its entirety.
At the very least, you’ll get the full story so you can decide for yourself if you’ll be front and center when the big money starts rolling in.
But be warned, the smart money is on the move…
A handful of investors are already quietly positioning themselves to cash in on this incredible economic shift. Soon, tens of thousands will be rushing to join them.
One of the most lucrative investment opportunities we’ll ever encounter
The next great technological revolution is already under way.
And now that the last pieces are falling into place, the floodgates are beginning to open.
Which is exactly where you come in…Just ask David Gardner, co-founder of The Motley Fool. He’s convinced that this technological shift will dump millions of dollars into the portfolios of investors just like you.
You’ve probably seen David on CNBC discussing his favorite growth stocks with some of the nation’s other top-tier equity analysts. Or perhaps you’ve read one of his many best-selling investment books…
Or maybe you’re just familiar with some of his remarkable stock recommendations… eBay in 1999… Starbucks in 1998… AOL in 1994… Amgen in 1998… Amazon in 1997.
Regardless, it’s not hard to see why Money.com says he’s “among the most widely followed stock advisors in the world.”
You’ll have to go to fool’s site and get the report yourself
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