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Trudeau Announces $230 Million Investment in This New Tech Supercluster

By: Jared George
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Justin Trudeau shocked Canadian investors to the core by revealing one of the government’s most exciting new investments:

“We’ve been investing massively in AI.”

Trudeau went on to explain that AI, aka artificial intelligence, is a top priority for Canada.

What’s more, he just put the government’s money where his mouth is.

Because Trudeau just announced that the federal government is making a whopping $230 million investment into an AI “supercluster.”

This brand-new supercluster initiative is the first of five massive tech collaborations expected to bring up to $50 BILLION to Canada’s economy over the next 10 years.

And he’s not alone in seeing this AI opportunity as potentially off-the-charts profitable…

A Shark Tank billionaire says this tech will create the world’s first trillionaire
• Elon Musk is contributing to a $1 billion investment in artificial intelligence
• Even superinvestor Warren Buffett says that it’s “enormously disruptive” and will have a “hugely beneficial social effect”

So what is it about this technology that has our government and some of the most successful investors in the world pouring fortunes into it?

A massive investing opportunity – much bigger than blue-chip stocks like Amazon, Tesla, and Berkshire Hathaway combined – is the way they see it.

In fact, research firm McKinsey & Company projects that this fast-emerging industry will be worth a whopping $19.9 TRILLION by 2025.

That type of growth doesn’t happen very often, and it’s even more rare that everyday investors can get involved on the ground floor.

Because the challenge is that much of the innovation in this industry is coming from privately held companies.

But here’s the exciting news for Canadian investors like you and I….

Our analysts have pinpointed a TSX-traded company that they believe is ridiculously undervalued despite already having enormous success in this multi-billion-dollar industry.

In fact, this dark horse Canadian company’s stock has beaten the market by +1,048 percentage points since it went public in 1996…

But we believe the biggest returns are still to come.

Which is why I don’t feel like I’m very far out on a limb with this “bold” prediction:

Five years from now, I think you’ll probably wish you’d bought this TSX stock.

And the good news is that you can find out all about this innovative company today.

You see, we’ve laid out the full story on this powerful trend in an exclusive report – but you’ll need to act quickly…

Because according to our analysts, this next-gen tech revolution looks like it’s about to take off, and I think you’ll want to get in on the ground floor before that happens.

Just enter your email below if you want the full scoop on this $19.9 trillion opportunity that has the Canadian government and billionaire investors like Bezos, Musk, and Buffett all convinced.

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