Foldable devices are likely the future and Matt McCall over at Investor Place has been teasing the opportunity to invest in this new technology for the potential of stricking it rich.
He teases one “tiny company” behind the FOLED (Flexible Organic LED) revolution that he thinks everyone should be investing in… and if you're wondering what this company is then you're in the right place.
In this review I'll be going over what's going on here and exposing his FOLED stock pick.
Let's begin with the teaser.
The teaser:
“The Smartphone that Will Change the World”…
Matt McCall, as we know, is the guy behind it all. He's the chief tech analyst at Investor Place where he runs investment newsletter services. Before all this he started out at Charles Schwab as an account executive and moved on to become a chief technical analyst for Winning. His background is solid and you may have even seen him featured on media outlets like Fox Business for his expertise, but sometimes his investment teasers can still get a bit carried away and misleading.
In this FOLED stock teaser Matt starts out by putting a smarphone in a blender and destroying it… and then talks about how the new foldable phones that will make modern smartphones seem like dinosaurs.
And of course we aren't talking about going back to flip-phones here… we're talking about foldable devices that can be folded into phones, tablets, smartwatchs, etc…
From what we are told, Google, LG, and Huawei have been spending billions on research & development for this new technology.
McCall talks about how Samsung already released their first-generation foldable smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Fold, and that sales were much higher than predicted.
However, what he doesn't say is that the sales were overestimated by a lot and the actual number of devices sold back during the first release turned out to be a lot less… but still impressive.
The foldable revolution is here and you have to, as Matt McCall puts it, “evolve or die”.
Apple is going to be coming out with their foldable phone in the near future, and there are rumors that this is going to be a heck of a lot better than Samsung's.
Some of the more hyped-up claims that come from McCall's lips include:
- That “early investors stand to make a fortune”
- He is “predicting this industry is set to surge… transforming into a massive $13.8 BILLION market in just a few years”
- It could see a “growth rate of 5,500%”
- “It presents the kind of moneymaking opportunity that could turn a tiny initial stake into an absolute fortune”
Sounds amazing, right?
So should you start searching on Zillow for that new beachfront home you've been wanting to buy? Should you take out a loan to buy that new sportscar with the hopes of being filthy stinkin' rich in the near future?
Well, hold off on this for a second.
McCall's suggestion is to invest in this new foldable screen technology, not in the big phone companies selling the final products.
According to him, there is a “little-known company at the epicenter of the foldable screen revolution”.
We are also told that “This company’s stock will take off like a rocket leaving Cape Canaveral”.
WOW… really?
Like “a rocket leaving Cape Canaveral”? Now we're talking!
McCall predicts that its revenue could soar as much as 5,500% in the coming years and send the stock price to the moon.
Some more hype from the presentation includes:
- “This company is sitting in the driver’s seat”
- You”could turn a tiny initial stake into an absolute fortune”
And then after all that hype and excitement… the presentation ended in typical fasion, with the good ol' sales pitch.
The sales pitch:
Yes, Matt McCall is giving out “free” reports that provide all the details on this company he thinks will make everyone rich. The report is titled The Biggest Smartphone Breakthrough in a Decade: How to Cash In on the Multibillion-Dollar Foldable Revolution…
The kicker is that you first have to pay to get this “free” report though.
So is it really free? Well, you can decide on that.
In order to get the free report you'll have to buy into Matt McCall’s Investment Opportunities subscription service – lowest price for a membership is $49/yr.
The good news: Since I'll be exposing his stock pick for free you'll no longer have to buy in.
The FOLED Tech Behind It All
FOLED, or flexible organic light-emitting diode, is a type of organid LED screen “incorporating a flexible plastic substrate on which the electroluminescent organic semiconductor is deposited” – according to Wikipedia.
This is what enables screens to still operate as they are being folded and rolled…making them “virtually unbreakable” as Matt McCall puts it.
Now he is getting a little ahead of himself when he talks about being able to fold a device from a laptop, to a tablet, to a smarphone, and to a smartwatch… because there isn't any product out that can be converted on this type of scale… but I suppose it could be possible.
Also, in case you're wondering how reliable this new tech actually is, well, it's pretty fascinating.
I mean, really, how many times are you going to be able to fold up your smartphone before the screen cracks?
According to Samsung, their first generation Samsung Galaxy Fold can be folded open and closed up to 200,000 times before there are any problems. This equals about 100 opens and closes per day for 5 years… which is impressive and much longer than most people keep a smartphone before being lured into the next new edition anyhow.
There's a heck of a lot of potential here for the mobile phone market, tablet market, smartwatch market, etc… but then what the heck is taking so long?
The downsides to FOLED tech..
The FOLED Stock Revealed
- It “currently holds over 5,000 patents for organic LED screen technology”.
- “It’s already inked deals with Samsung, Apple and LG” and “Sony, Panasonic and Sharp are all major customers of this company”.
- It is “is pulling in $250 million a year”.
Universal Display (OLED)
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McCall's estimations are that this company's revenue could soar “an earth-shattering 2,460%” if it just captures 10% of the smartphone market… which he claims is a “very conservative” estimate
Not only that, but if this company captures 10% of the smartphone, tablet, laptop, and wearables markets… “we’re looking at over $13.8 billion in revenue added over the coming years as this company enters its most critical growth phase”, which is an increase of 5,500% from its current revenue of $250 million.
Okay, so
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