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Something strange is happening in the markets.
While the tech-heavy Nasdaq clocks its best first half of a year since 1983, and the mainstream media hangs onto every word in the earnings reports of household names like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple…
…a handful of lesser-known stocks are up as much as 167 percent, 278 percent, and even 530 percent for 2023 so far, as they tap into the $15 trillion global AI boom.
These stocks that have trounced the Nasdaq’s 30 percent rise this year have one thing in common: They’ve soared on initial public offerings (IPOs) after their stock went public months ago.
IPOs can bring game-changing wealth to investors, as anyone who acted on a few IPO success stories like Facebook in 2012, Google in 2004, or Tesla in 2010 can tell you.
But for every IPO success story, there are a few landmines. After all, a whopping 18 IPOs this year have lost investors 70 percent or more.
And according to angel investor and venture capitalist Luke Lango, that’s not a coincidence.
Lango has invested alongside some of the most successful angel investors on the planet. He’s launched startups alongside legendary venture capitalists like Bill Gross and has personally witnessed time and again why angel investing is, according to Forbes, “how the rich invest.”
“Nowadays, the IPO game is stacked against the middle class,” Lango says. “Typically, an IPO today means America’s one percent has secured enormous returns and is ready to leave regular folks holding the bag.”
As examples, Lango points to Airbnb and Uber, which made angel investors up to 990,000 percent returns before shares fell post-IPO.
But today, Lango is pounding the table on a little-known way for regular Americans to cash in on the IPO boom by putting themselves at the front of the line to profit for once.
That’s because OpenAI — the company behind ChatGPT — is preparing to go public. And Lango has found an IPO loophole allowing regular folks to claim a stake before it opens for the masses.
To see how to cut to the front of the line for ChatGPT’s IPO, click here.
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