There’s a massive company that wants to build a money tree worth $230 billion in your yard. You could walk out and pick the most valuable apple off the tree every single day.
You wouldn’t have to work another day in your life, thanks to this influx of cash. You could sit back, and plant more money trees with the pickings you take from this one.
Soon enough, you could have your own forest filled with money trees that just keep paying you more than your salary ever did.
This generous company wants to get you started, and they want you to start picking off your valuable share of the money tree now.
Would you like to know who’s going to be planting this $230 billion money tree?
It’s Apple (AAPL).
Apple released its earnings after the close on January 31st and revealed some very interesting information.
They released their earnings for the December quarter which outweighed all their previous quarters at $78.4 billion. This saw a 5% surge in their stock price the following day.
This is a huge feat for Apple, but it’s not necessarily what’s going to fund your money tree.
The most interesting factor from Apple’s earnings is that they are currently holding $230 billion overseas.
With Donald Trump’s proposed policies that are aimed at bringing American companies back to the U.S., there’s a big chance that this money could be crossing back over to our side of the Atlantic fairly soon.
Trump offered Apple, amongst other companies, a one-time tax-cut to bring all their money back to the U.S., but it seems that this wasn’t enough to coax them.
These American companies will be patiently waiting to see if Trump lowers corporate income taxes, as he promised to do so on his campaign.
The president’s hopes are that this re-domesticated money would create jobs for American workers, but many big market analysts believe otherwise.
It seems more likely that Apple would use this money to boost dividends, buy back stock, and acquire other companies.
While a boost in jobs for Americans is great for the overall economy, Apple investors understand how beneficial the alternative scenarios would be for their investments.
If Apple did boost dividends, buy back stock, and acquire other companies, there’s no doubt that Apple stock would rise up to the challenge of competing with the other heavy-hitting tech stocks, like Amazon (AMZN), currently sitting around the $825 per share mark, and Google (GOOGL), which is just $10 cheaper at $815 per share.
Buying shares of Apple at the right time before this move happens could allow you to profit from this $230 billion money tree over and over, while watching the possibility of it rising over 530% on its way up to the big leagues.
As always, the media are going to control how much of this story you get to hear.
They’ve started already:
CNN Money states that this move “could be good for investors, but not for average Americans who have little (if any) exposure to the stock market.”
That’s a drab for the average American who doesn’t have exposure to the stock market, but you and I both know that the stock market isn’t some secret elite club that you have to be invited to.
This CNN quote is a perfect example of the media shutting down all your chances of profit.
Luckily for you, I’m here to expose the big, profitable moves, like the Apple one, so you can always stay one step ahead of the “Average American.”
