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46-year-old CEO bets $44.2 billion on 1 stock

Netflix briefly passed Disney as the biggest entertainment company in 2018, and analysts and investors alike celebrated a new dawn in the entertainment world.

But what these press clippings missed was the bigger story.

Because we think Netflix is NOT the future of entertainment. It’s only a small fraction.

With PwC estimating the media landscape to be worth an estimated $2.2 trillion in 2021, and Netflix revenue passing $11 billion last year, you’ll see that Netflix makes up only 0.5% of the media landscape.

And one billionaire CEO is taking charge of what Netflix DOESN’T do and leading the way for the Next Generation of entertainment.

You see, Netflix is a streaming company through and through, and they’re great at that.

But this 46-year-old CEO is putting over $44 billion on the table to take over the rest of the market, and he isn’t stopping any time soon.

His forward-thinking company, which many people haven’t even heard of before, doesn’t only want to compete with Netflix…

It wants to rule the world.

Currently, this company has:

over 1 billion users on their social networking platform
grown cloud computing over 150%,
one of the top video streaming platforms in the world
the top news service in the world
the most powerful gaming divisions in the world, doubling Sony’s revenue in 2017
And it’s not stopping anytime soon.

It has an advantage that keeps them on top. One that Netflix doesn’t have.

We’ve outlined the background on this incredible opportunity in a report called “The Next Gen Revolution.”

In this report, Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner dives deep into three companies poised to run away with this opportunity potentially 23x bigger than Netflix.

And you’ll want to get your hands on it because David Gardner has built his legacy on finding the next step in technology BEFORE everyone else does.

He recommended shares of AOL BEFORE the internet was in every house.

He recommended shares of Amazon BEFORE people predicted the death of retail stores.

He recommended shares of Netflix BEFORE people abandoned their VCR and DVD players.

And each time, those recommendations led to over incredible returns for investors who followed his guidance.

And with this Next Gen entertainment opportunity, David thinks the timing is right for another disruption in the market.

Click here to find out what I think the stock is

DISCLAIMER: ONLY SPECULATION AND FOR EDUCATION, NOT REAL FINANCIAL ADVICE

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