These Two Letters Could Be Amazon Founder's Golden Parachute

Bezos has a Plan B…

After stepping down as Amazon CEO, he's diving headfirst into a technology with game-changing implications across nearly every major industry…

Artificial intelligence… A.I.

So how could AI possibly impress the king of market disruption himself this much?

Perhaps it's because analysts from PwC are calling it a "est. US$15.7 trillion game changer" …

Which means it's possible everyday investors like you and me should also be paying attention.

And with so few people really understanding the wider impact of this revolutionary tech we've produced an exclusive research report…

Our experts break down the juicy details on the three stocks at the forefront of this AI revolution.

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