Dear Reader, Netflix is in the headlines again - this time for their new job posting. The company recently announced it's looking for an AI product manager. The salary? $900,000 a year... This is just another story in the accelerating AI mania sweeping the country right now, and causing investors especially to wonder – is AI a dangerous bubble? (An expert weighs in here.) So far, Netflix's posting has been met with massive backlash - specifically from the many writers and actors currently on strike because of unfair pay. But there is no escaping reality here. Netflix has always been cutting-edge. And they know this $900,000 individual could add more to their bottom line than a whole fleet of writers. They're certainly not alone. Dozens of Fortune 500 companies - from Goldman Sachs to Walmart - are offering six-figure salaries for people with AI experience. As investors, it's worth paying attention to. But, before you buy in, I did want to bring one thing to your attention. You see, there is a side of the AI story no one is talking about... A way to check which AI stocks are primed for triple-digit gains, and which will likely go bust. I recently sat down with the man who built the code many Wall Street traders are using today. He's revealing the truth about this overlooked part of the AI boom... And giving away a free #1 AI stock pick primed for growth - no strings attached. No it's not Netflix, NVDA or any other Fortune 500 company currently hiring for AI roles. Click here to learn more now. Best, Kelly Brown
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