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This Stock Could Be Like Buying Netflix for $2.33

 

If you’ve ever had to spend any time on the phone with your cable company…you won’t be surprised to hear that Canadians are abandoning cable in droves.

Huffington Post reports that by the end of last year, over 4.14 million Canadian households no longer paid for cable…that means nearly over 1/4th of all Canadians have already kicked cable to the curb…

And it’s setting up an enormous opportunity for investors smart enough to act now.

How big of an opportunity are we talking about?

Industry insiders are predicting that this market in Canada will grow to as much as $1.1 trillion by the end of 2018!

Netflix rode the first wave of this cord-cutting revolution to monster 20,000% gains…and now Google, Facebook, and Apple are all sprinting to get in on this estimated $1.1 trillion pie.

Because we now seem to be entering a second phase of this revolution…where cord-cutting goes mainstream…and the biggest tech companies do not want to get left behind.

But while the talking heads in the financial media recommend buying shares of the most obvious names like Netflix, Apple, Facebook, and Google…

One legendary investor…who first recommended Netflix in 2004 (when shares were trading for just $2.33)… is quietly scooping up shares of one under-the-radar West Coast company.

Because this tiny company (currently more than 11 times smaller than Netflix)…has built a revolutionary new platform…that some of our top investors believe is positioning it to dominate the second wave of the cord-cutting revolution…

Our analysts at Motley Fool Canada are so convinced of this company’s bright future that we’re officially issuing a strong buy alert to all of our Canadian readers.

And today is your chance to find out all about this remarkable moment in media history…

Because I’ve just released a brand-new video report…that lays out the full story on the movement.

And the best part is that you can see this report for FREE.

And you want to see this story before you invest a single cent in Netflix, Apple, Google…or any of the most obvious names.

Because our experts think one tiny company is revolutionizing the industry.

The $1.1 trillion war for your living room

The biggest names in tech are waging an estimated $1.1 trillion for your living room…

But some investors believe one tiny company is poised to profit no matter who wins.

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