Why we think “The Big Reset” could be set to unlock a shocking opportunity for in-the-know investors experts estimate is worth US$52 trillion!

Dear fellow investor, It’s been a great run in the U.S. markets… Just look at the past decade. Apple up 1,337%.

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Google up 853%.

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Amazon up 1,704%.

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And who could forget 2020, when stocks like Zoom Video Communications, DocuSign, and Peloton suddenly became the hottest stocks in the market? Yet, if you’re like me…

You can still remember a time when the market wasn’t just technology stocks…

And the internet wasn’t the center of life…

And things like inflation actually mattered.

Crazy, I know. You can remember that investing used to be different. Well, there’s an old saying that the “more things change, the more they stay the same…” And now with inflation skyrocketing… Stocks from long-forgotten sectors suddenly coming back into favor… And many of our highflyers taking a breather. You might be asking yourself whether you have the right strategy for 2022. Because here at The Motley Fool we pick what we believe are the best stocks in sectors like technology, and you can see how that long-term track record is working out… But the fact of the matter is things are changing. And if you don’t think a new era may be upon us, consider this… Over the last few weeks, the news has obsessively covered the new COVID-19 Omicron variant, and the U.S. markets have been whipsawing all over the place.

Just 18 months ago, at the beginning of the pandemic, it was headlines just like those that drove “stay-at-home” stocks like Zoom to startling new heights. But this time, things have been different. News that “should” have driven Zoom higher didn’t. This time, Zoom just collapsed.

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A signal that these stocks that have been so successful over the course of the pandemic may no longer represent the ideal investing strategy for 2022. And yet there is tremendous money still being made today… Elsewhere. Because, while “stay-at-home” stocks are getting clobbered, down 30%, 40%, 50%, or more… Another sector of the U.S. market is thriving and even breaking through to new all-time highs. That’s right… while many of the old “stay-at-home” stocks that did so well in 2020 struggle to find their footing in this rapidly changing market… Investors are scrambling to reward the stocks of companies that they believe could actually be positioned to benefit from the tick up in inflation and this massive, “once in a generation” reopening of both the American and world economies.

We’re calling it “The Big Reset”

…Where the rules of the stock market change, and change rapidly. Now, I want to be clear: Here at The Motley Fool, we don’t think all hope is lost for tech. And we’re certainly not abandoning our long-term picks like Shopify, which — even with the recent pullback — are still doing remarkably well over the past 20 months… We strongly believe that over the long term many of these stocks still have tremendous upside potential. But today we’re going to dive deep into the macro issues underpinning “The Big Reset” and share our research on the timeliest opportunities we see unfolding right now in this stock market upheaval. So if you’re wondering:

Where to invest for maximum upside potential right now…

Which U.S. sectors have historically prospered when markets get volatile…

How to play the next leg of the post-COVID economy…

Which U.S. stocks could not just survive – but benefit from – soaring inflation…

Or if you just want to know the name of the stock our team believes has 20-fold revenue upside from here…

Then buckle up. Because finding those answers today will require ranging far beyond the typical tech stocks you’ve grown to expect from The Motley Fool. We’ll be going far afield to uncover some of the most exciting opportunities we believe could be emerging in “The Big Reset” right now. Chief among them a sector we believe far too many investors are overlooking… so rest assured that by the end of today’s memo, you’ll have the full details of our gameplan as we look for this sector to extend and accelerate its winning streak as we enter the next phase of “The Big Reset.”

And as heartfelt thanks for reading this urgent memo, we’ll be sharing a stock our team believes has the potential for 20-fold business upside from here

This is all about how we think investors can strategically capture THIS moment, particularly with so many investors having portfolios geared to last year’s winners. In fact, today we’re presented with an opportunity we believe could far outstrip everything we saw last year. I know that’s a bold statement, so allow me to lay out some numbers. Last year as the U.S. economy locked down investors made incredible returns on “stay at home” industries that directly benefitted from the lockdowns of 2020. I’m talking industries like…

5G infrastructure, a US$12.9 billion industry…

Cloud computing, a US$332 billion industry…

And e-commerce, a US$792 billion industry…

Large numbers to be sure, but as we transition to the next phase of the American and global economy, we see an even larger opportunity emerging, one that experts have estimated to be US$52 trillion in size.

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And one we believe could be the best way to play the next leg of the market. This estimated US$52 trillion opportunity we’re going to talk about today — the key beneficiary of “The Big Reset” — is:

More than 4,000X larger than 5G infrastructure…

332X larger than cloud computing…

66X larger than e-commerce…

And even 10X larger than all technology combined…

When faced with an opportunity this big, we want to move very quickly. Because markets are moving quicker than ever, and buying opportunities are getting smaller and smaller. To see what I mean, let’s just briefly cover the last three U.S. bear markets. When the dot-com bubble burst in March 2000, the bear market lasted 31 months — nearly three years! When the financial crisis started in October 2007, the bear market lasted 17 months — about a year and a half. The financial crisis and the Great Recession were a generational shift in the markets the likes of which we hadn’t seen since the Great Depression, and certainly a much bigger deal to the American and global economy than even the dot-com bust… And yet the financial crisis bear market lasted half as long as the bear market from dot-com. Why? Because markets are getting more adaptable. Nimbler. Better at reacting and shifting. Fast-forward to February 2020… The COVID-19 pandemic was another generational event with world-shaking implications, just like the Spanish Flu of 1918-1919. And as we all know, stocks took a drubbing last February. That bear market lasted… One month.

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And within just five months, the market had recovered all of its losses. Again, markets are getting nimbler. Which means we have very little time to take advantage before everything’s fully baked-in.

But to understand where we are today, it’s first important to recognize how we got here…

As you know, the COVID-19 pandemic created a HUGE momentum shift in favor of digital stocks like Shopify, Etsy, and Square. They had a great run for a long time. (So great that even with the recent pullback they’re still doing quite well over the last 18 months, and if you own any of them I want to congratulate you on achieving such gains!) But it now seems very clear that the momentum has shifted… If we were in the same market as last spring, news about the COVID Omicron variant would have sent companies like Zoom soaring. Instead, shares sank. It’s clear that investors are looking for something different today. They’re looking for less risk, and inflation protection too! It’s a classic economic dislocation as the market rotates away from tech and crowns new winners. In some ways, it reminds me of the investing pain in the aftermath of the dot-com bubble as tech and the Nasdaq took a huge dive. For years leading up to that moment investors had bid up shares in tech stocks to nosebleed valuations. Then, when it became clear that no one could live up to the growth expectations baked into the market, the market suddenly reset. A little like today’s “Big Reset,” in fact. Now, I want to be clear, we don’t believe this will be anywhere near the same scale of reset as the dot-com bust. We’re obviously not seeing the signs of unsustainable growth today that were there back then. But after a pretty incredible run the last couple of years, tech stocks are certainly suffering. When this kind of reset happens and a previously winning sector falls out of favor, other sectors usually pick up the torch. And those sectors can carry the market not just for months, but sometimes years. It can be an incredibly painful process as we see seemingly bulletproof stocks suddenly take hit after hit. But bold investors can actually benefit from these dislocations to drive potentially amazing investing outcomes if they can identify the new sector where opportunity is coalescing. And the best stocks to take advantage. Now, The Motley Fool often gets labeled as a company that only focuses on tech stocks, but that’s just plain WRONG. Our team of analysts looks for trends and industries that are leading the market and then we find the best in breed. For the last decade, many of the top industries have unsurprisingly been in tech. But we think that could be about to change.

And that’s why it’s so critical to find the right target for this reset.

A sector designed to not only weather inflation, but to benefit from it.

A sector that’s very different from tech!

Fortunately, we believe we have just such an opportunity. It’s the same sector that was the market’s top performer in 2001, right as tech was getting smashed in the dot-com bust. And we’re betting that history could repeat itself. But it’s also critical to move now, before the market has woken up to the full scope of the opportunity. Particularly given how rapidly markets are moving today, as I already showed you before. To fully understand our gameplan, it’s important to understand our investing process and how we seek to maximize gains whenever a market reset hits. Earlier I showed you a list of some of the biggest winning industries of 2020 – e-commerce, cloud computing, and 5G. Each of those industries saw a huge economic dislocation last year which triggered a “reset.” Take e-commerce first. In 2009, e-commerce was 5.6% of all retail in the U.S., and after years of steady growth, it ended the decade at 16%. Now, this 5.6% to 16% growth in just U.S. sales was meaningful enough to help turn Amazon into a U.S. trillion-dollar company, and deliver fantastic investment returns to all manner of burgeoning e-commerce companies… BUT… there’s still a Walmart in just about any large town. There are shopping and strip malls, too. Point being, transitions this big normally take a long time. Then suddenly, as lockdowns hit… E-commerce added a whole decade’s worth of growth in just eight weeks beginning last spring.

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Now, fact is this — very few saw this opportunity coming. But those who did likely made a fortune. As anyone who followed The Motley Fool’s guidance and bought some of the smartest e-commerce stocks out there can attest. And sure, Amazon did well — up 42% in just 90 days, certainly better than the U.S. S&P 500 did at 30% gains. But investors saw far BIGGER gains in less well-known stocks like Etsy, up 140%, and Wayfair, up 758%.

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Again, all in just 90 days. Let’s take a moment and really look at what that could do for someone’s portfolio by comparing a $100,000 investment in the U.S. S&P 500, Amazon, Etsy, and Wayfair starting in mid-March last year, right as lockdowns were hitting. In just 90 days, the U.S. S&P 500 would have turned that $100,000 investment into $130,000. Hey, $30,000 in 90 days, not bad — that’s a gain of $333 per day on average. Now, Amazon would have turned that $100,000 investment into $142,000. $42,000 in 90 days, gain of $467 per day on average. Etsy would have turned that $100,000 investment into $240,000. Now we’re talking some real money. Average of $1,556 gained per day across that narrow time span. But how about Wayfair? An investment in Wayfair would have turned $100,000 into $858,000, at which point we’re talking life-changing money. That’s a gain of $8,422 per day on average for those 90 days.

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Imagine what you could you do with those kinds of gains…

This really highlights two key lessons:

#1 – Invest early in these big-dollar opportunities as economic dislocations hit. #2 – Forget the market leader and find underfollowed, little-known, NEW stocks if you want to unlock truly epic returns potential. We call these stocks “hidden winners” because they’re not easy to locate — but when we uncover them, they can drive some truly incredible gains. Right stock, right time. Simple as that. Let’s take a smaller lockdown-driven market — cloud computing. As so much of the workforce shifted to “working from home,” the need for cloud-driven software solutions spiked — from US$270 billion last year to an estimated US$332 billion this year. Sure, one of the heavyweights in the space, Oracle, did quite well — up 33% in just 114 days starting mid-March 2020. But the big gains were reserved for well-positioned, little-known cloud computing stocks like Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG), which gained 232% in less than four months. 232% gains vs 33% gains.

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I know which I’d prefer! And, again, you can see the clear benefits of #1, investing early in these economic dislocations, and #2, finding those “hidden winners.” Let’s take a third example, the 5G rollout. Chances are good you’ve seen the commercials touting who has the fastest 5G network. Of course, those commercials are by companies like AT&T and Verizon, the well-known U.S. telecoms in the space. Well, we made a very public call last June that 5G was a high-growth opportunity with the rumored advent of the 5G iPhone, and that AT&T and Verizon were NOT the top opportunities. Instead, we picked a little-known stock called Twilio (NYSE:TWLO). Over the next eight months, AT&T lost 3% of its market value. Verizon gained 1%. Meanwhile, Twilio more than doubled.

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And, as our team rightly predicted, Apple released its 5G iPhone. You can see the trend, right? From cloud computing to e-commerce to 5G, you could have just bought the big, well-known names… and most of the time you would have done fine. Just fine. But the REAL money was made by following The Motley Fool as we dug deeper and uncovered the “hidden winners” that drove massive outperformance. Now, obviously not all of our picks create massive outperformance, but I want to take just a moment and show you something about all three of these trends. The global 5G infrastructure market is estimated at US$12.9 billion this year. That’s sizeable, and the opportunity in its economic dislocation was big enough to drive “hidden winner” Twilio to 115% gains in about eight months. Now let’s go a step bigger. The cloud computing market is estimated at US$332 billion this year. In fact, that’s quite a bit bigger, and so its dislocation yielded far bigger results for “hidden winner” Datadog’s stock, which you’ll recall grew 232% in less than four months. Nearly 3.5X every dollar invested, and about double Twilio’s gain in half the time. Impressive. Now let’s go even bigger… The e-commerce market is estimated at roughly US$792 billion. And, again, its dislocation yielded far bigger results for Wayfair than for either Datadog or Twilio — 758% gains in just 90 days. You see the pattern, right? Historically speaking, when the economic dislocation hits, the bigger the market opportunity, the bigger the gains.

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It makes perfect sense, right?

So now imagine the scale of opportunity for a market estimated at US$52 trillion!

That’s trillion, with a ‘T.’ Remember from earlier that’s:

More than 4,000X larger than 5G infrastructure…

332X larger than cloud computing…

66X larger than e-commerce…

And even 10X larger than all technology combined…

That’s on a whole different level from everything we’ve talked about so far. If Wayfair could turn a $100,000 investment into $858,000 in 90 days — an average gain of $8,422 per day — in an industry 1/66th the size of what we’re talking about today… Just how much potential is on the line here? While you’re considering that, I want to take a moment and discuss rising inflation, because that’s an incredibly timely concern for investors. Particularly when it comes to tech stocks. Chances are you’ve seen the same headlines I have. According to The Wall Street Journal, U.S. inflation hit a 31-year high in October. Now, you may recall that Motley Fool analysts publicly warned that inflation was coming in a public presentation back in May. One of the key things we highlighted in May was that tech growth stocks — many of which are reliant on cheap debt — were likely to be big losers when rapid inflation and rising interest rates finally took hold. “The Big Reset,” in a nutshell. Unfortunately, we’ve seen that prediction play out over the last few weeks. So what we need NOW is a plan to take advantage of this moment. And it’s clear to me that the answer isn’t just “more tech stocks.” Especially when you consider that many economists and investors are betting on inflation sticking around for quite a while, along with U.S. interest rates marching higher. Now, if you turn on the TV, you’ll hear a lot of big shots talking about inflation hedges, mitigators, things like that. And you know what? I have a real problem with that kind of thinking. Because when the market shifts, I’m not focused on limiting damage… I’m trying to take advantage of the new circumstances to make more money! Fortunately, we think there’s a tried-and-true way to do exactly this. Back in May we publicly made the call that this estimated US$52 trillion industry — the same one we’ve been discussing throughout this briefing — could win in an inflationary environment… And, once again, this Motley Fool prediction has proven true. This U.S. sector as a whole is up 34% year-to-date, a truly impressive outcome especially compared to tech’s struggles this year. And this outperformance isn’t an outlier.

In fact, when looking at rolling 20-year U.S. returns, this sector has outperformed stocks 100% of the time over the last decade!

One. Hundred. Percent. Of the time. With less volatility, to boot. Plus, as I mentioned earlier in this briefing, this unique sector was also the #1 performer in the U.S. stock market in 2001 after tech’s enormous sector-wide retreat after dot-com bubble burst. Of course, once you layer on the same kinds of “hidden winners” we’ve discussed above, our hope is that we can do quite a bit better even than that in the months and years ahead. Before we get to that, I want to pause and quickly recap. We’re talking today about a sector far larger than any technology we’ve ever seen. Recall that:

It’s 10 times larger than the value of all tech combined!

As I’ve shown, the larger the sector, historically the larger the gains potential when economic dislocations hit (just like right now).

If Wayfair could turn a $100,000 investment into $858,000 in 90 days — an average gain of $8,422 per day — in an industry 1/66th the size of what we’re talking about today, just how much potential is on the line here?

On a rolling 20-year average, this sector has outperformed the broader U.S. stock market 100% of the time over the last decade.

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It was also the #1 performer in 2001, right as the dot-com bubble was bursting.

We’ve covered a number of Motley Fool predictions about this sector that have already come true — how it doesn’t just hedge, but BENEFITS from inflation.

While getting investors far away from the tech volatility we’re seeing today…

And simply represents an incredibly exciting chance to ride the wave of change in the stock market.

Here at The Motley Fool, we recognize that “more tech” isn’t the answer to every problem. We live in unprecedented times, and sometimes we must make unprecedented bets to take full advantage of the opportunities that present themselves. Our job is to try to provide winning picks wherever we can find them, regardless of the sector. So, to summarize, the sector we’re looking at today has better performance AND lower volatility versus the broader stock market, it’s one of the largest market opportunities we’ve ever discussed, and a uniquely timely opportunity to potentially benefit from inflation and from “The Big Reset” here at the end of 2021… And it all comes down to this estimated US$52 trillion industry that is the beating heart of the American economy. I’m talking, of course, about real estate. Now, some of you are probably thinking, “Real estate? You think there’s a big growth opportunity in U.S. real estate?” And I understand that concern. After all, U.S. real estate has the reputation of being slow and steady — low on volatility, good for income, but not great for driving rapid, massive gains. (Though we Canadians have certainly minted a few small fortunes from owning homes in places like Vancouver and Toronto!) Now, I think two of those three descriptions are entirely accurate. Real estate does feature lower volatility than the stock market. And as anyone who’s a landlord can tell you, cashing those monthly rent checks can be a great source of income! But given that real estate has outperformed the broader stock market 100% of the time over the last decade, as previously discussed… Well, it’s pretty clear that it’s an attractive asset class in general.

Even more so because there’s a specific — and historic — U.S. economic dislocation happening right now that makes real estate particularly attractive to invest in

“The Big Reset” away from tech. When the market reset away from tech during the dot-com bust in 2001, real estate was the #1 performing asset class that year. And with inflation rapidly increasing to nosebleed levels we haven’t seen in more than three decades… I believe we’re faced with what could be a once-in-a-generation opportunity deserving of a massive response. Because unlike tech stocks, which are often reliant on cheap debt to finance their expansion plans, real estate is primed to benefit when inflation strikes. The reasons are straightforward and have been discussed extensively in Forbes, Barron’s, and The Wall Street Journal. If by chance you’re a U.S. homeowner, think back to when you bought your house. If you used a fixed-rate 30-year mortgage, you locked in your primary homeownership cost at a fixed price. The same rule applies when buying real estate for investment purposes, so those fixed-rate U.S. mortgages give real estate companies a huge pool of cheap debt even after inflation strikes and interest rates tick up. Of course, if you’ve ever rented space for any reason, you know that rents tend to increase over time. That goes double when we’re facing inflation — in fact, right now rents are increasing at the fastest rates in 20 years. Fixed mortgage costs mean that many U.S. real estate companies can avoid the downsides of inflation, while higher rent prices enable them to benefit from greater spreads as prices rise. And finally, of course, real estate’s value generally increases over time. When inflation strikes, chances are good that values could increase even faster. We’ve certainly seen that happen in the residential real estate market, as home sale prices have rapidly increased over the past year. Look, too many people overlook the ways to make money in real estate even though it be a great investment… And what I’m telling you is that with inflation looking like the single biggest story in the economy… however good real estate has been historically, I believe THIS could be the best time to own it. But of course, not all U.S. real estate stocks are made equal. And our goal is to find the best real estate stocks. To do that, we need three factors. We’ve all heard the saying, of course. Take Tampa, Florida, where the population has exploded more than 20% in the last decade. Or Austin, Texas, which is fast becoming a new tech hub for America and has seen 21% population growth since 2010. Those are a far cry from Detroit, where population has been declining for the last 70 years and saw another 10.5% loss in the most recent census. And just as a quick example, you can see a clear bifurcation in home prices because of this. The median listing price of a home in Detroit is US$78,000. In Tampa, that number is US$350,000. In Austin, it’s US$585,000.

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I know which markets I’d prefer! Second, there’s a matter of underlying business quality. Some U.S. real estate companies are hanging on in dying industries. Some have no vision for how to profit from this generational economic dislocation. Some are flat-out poorly run. Meanwhile, others are operating at the center of incredible growth tailwinds, flexibly pivoting to the smartest opportunities they can find as inflation becomes a reality across the United States. And led by steady leaders who know exactly how to drive great returns for shareholders. Again, I know which ones I’d prefer! And then, of course, there’s the matter of size and, well, just how obvious they are. Some U.S. real estate stocks are already very well-known. Think companies like Re/Max. Simon Property Group. Jones Lang LaSalle. Colliers International. You really don’t need The Motley Fool to tell you about these stocks; you can just Google them yourself. Others aren’t household names. At least not yet… And that’s where our research can really shine. Because our goal is always to find great stocks early, before they realize their growth potential. We want to find the kinds of “hidden winners” that we think have the opportunity to drive the really incredible gains. Because as we saw with Twilio vs AT&T in the 5G infrastructure market… And Datadog vs Oracle in cloud computing… And, of course, with Wayfair vs Amazon in e-commerce… The “hidden winners” are often where the BIG money can be made. Same rules apply in real estate. Let’s take a look at an example from The Motley Fool’s Real Estate Trailblazers scorecard. A stock that service’s analyst initially recommended before any other Motley Fool analyst team had uncovered it.

It’s the same stock I promised you at the beginning of today’s emergency briefing — the stock our team believes could see 20-fold revenue growth from here

And let’s just take a moment to talk about how BIG 20X growth in revenue would look like. Last decade — when Netflix came to dominate streaming — it saw 13X revenue growth. That was enough to propel its shares 2,120%. And that was just off 13X sales! So you can imagine just how far 20X sales growth could drive the right stock.

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And that stock is Matterport, (NASDAQ:MTTR) — which, again, was first uncovered by our Real Estate Trailblazers team. Matterport is a tiny real estate company that specializes in collecting building data and turning it into actionable insights. Their technology has a variety of uses spanning from virtual tours (a great use case for real estate brokers) to construction data (useful for developers) to damage and repair inspections (great for insurers and property managers), and so much more. Management estimates that their total addressable market is more than 1,000 times their current annual revenue. Realizing even a fraction of that opportunity could deliver huge gains to investors, and our Real Estate Trailblazers team conservatively thinks Matterport could see 20-fold upside from here. Matterport is exactly the kind of “hidden winner” our team aims to uncover. Now, I should note — Matterport is an exciting stock, and we believe investors could do a whole lot worse than investing in it. But it actually isn’t one of the timeliest stocks Real Estate Trailblazers has identified to take maximum advantage of “The Big Reset.” Just a few minutes ago, our Real Estate Trailblazers team released their top nine U.S. picks for taking advantage of this unique moment of market transition. These are our timeliest picks for playing the once-in-a-generation economic dislocation we’re seeing unfold right now. And I can tell you — no Re/Max, no Simon Property Group, no Amazon or Apple, no Tesla. In fact, absolutely no well-known names here at all. In fact, the average market cap of these nine picks is 12 times smaller than the average pick in our popular U.S. Motley Fool Stock Advisor service. Talk about “hidden winners,” right? I mean, what could you do with 12 times the upside potential?

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Plus, eight of those nine “hidden winners” can’t be found anywhere else at The Motley Fool outside of our real estate services!

Which means you won’t be finding those eight stocks in our U.S. Stock Advisor service. Nor in Rule Breakers. Nor in Next-Gen Supercycle. And that’s for a simple reason… This is a unique moment in American history. And it deserves an unprecedented response. So we’re not just going to recommend more of the same. These stocks are some of the most exciting and most unique picks I’ve ever seen come out of The Motley Fool. Here are just a couple of examples:

Stock #1: This little-known U.S. stock is focused in one of the hottest markets in the world — southern California — and management recently revealed that the inflation we’re seeing “is good for our business.” This company has grown at an incredible pace — in fact, it’s more than quadrupled net income in less than five years. Talk about high growth! And this stock had never been recommended before today at The Motley Fool. It’s 100% exclusive to Real Estate Trailblazers’ scorecard.

Stock #2: I’d never heard of this U.S. company before… but I’m glad I have now! This just might be one of the only companies seeing opportunity from supply chain disruption. That’s right — management anticipates “a positive impact on demand” as the global supply chain continues to realign. Of course, I’m not just looking for a story — I’m looking for results. Well, with revenue up more than 6-fold in less than five years, and funds from operations up 8-fold in less than three years, this company is absolutely delivering. The cherry on top? Its 3% dividend yield. And again, never before recommended at The Motley Fool. Also 100% exclusive to Real Estate Trailblazers’ scorecard. These are, of course, just a sampling of the incredible stocks our team has just recommended to take maximum advantage of “The Big Reset.”

And as you can see, it all comes back to the same underlying principles we’ve discussed today: #1 – Invest early in these big-dollar opportunities as economic dislocations hit. #2 – Find aggressive, underappreciated stocks — “hidden winners” — we think can deliver the truly epic gains potential. It’s the same playbook we ran with such success in 5G, cloud computing, and e-commerce, and more over the years, just applied to a totally different sector as inflation takes off, creating what we think could be a once-in-a-generation wealth-building opportunity for smart investors. These U.S. stocks represent some of the most cutting-edge research we’ve ever published to members. And they’re our real estate team’s highest-conviction ideas for positioning a portfolio to profit from “The Big Reset” as we turn toward 2022. Additionally, our team has fully taken care of portfolio construction. In addition to the nine timely picks the Real Estate Trailblazers team released just this morning, our team has another 19 U.S. real estate stocks they’ve recommended previously, every one of which is backed by cash from The Motley Fool LLC’s own balance sheet. That means you can see dollar for dollar EXACTLY how our team of professional analysts allocate money to each stock inside a comprehensive portfolio.

This isn’t just a disparate group of stocks but a team of companies welded together with the goal of helping members who follow along pursue our time-sensitive “Big Reset” trade as effectively as possible.

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