The #1 Millionaire-Maker Stock

A financial tsunami is quietly building…

The smart money is piling into the “Frenzy Phase,” the final phase of what could be the single most explosive tech boom of our lifetimes. The second phase of this boom has already created 600,000 new millionaires.

Jeff Bezos, Jamie Dimon, and 17 other prolific billionaires are getting positioned to capitalize on the next crop of tech stocks.

And the winners in this final phase of the tech boom are likely companies you’ve never heard of. The biggest wins will come from the smallest companies: microcaps. Just as Apple, Netflix, Microsoft, and Amazon started small, these small companies have great products or services, great leadership, and great potential.

And the company in this report meets all five of my “triggers,” or criteria, I look for in winning microcaps.

1. Three consecutive quarters of sales growth
2. Increased earnings per share (EPS) year over year
3. An RSI over 40 during the last 14 trading days
4. Insider buying
5. An innovative and disruptive product or service

It’s called Globalstar Inc. (NYSE: GSAT), and it’s the next tech giant you can buy right now for pennies on the dollar…

Electric Eye

Based in Covington, Louisiana, Globalstar is an up-and-coming satellite services company in a booming industry, one that’s growing at a compound annual rate of 30% and is set to be worth just shy of $16 billion by 2030…

I would wager the average person doesn’t think too much about how their phone calls or text messages get to the other end of their conversation. But regardless of where you live, there’s a decent chance your words are going to space…

Satellites are the invisible infrastructure the modern economy relies on, especially for remote areas and industries that operate over a large geographical area. And Globalstar’s network covers more than 120 countries while its technology is protected by over 175 patents.  

For instance, farmers can use satellite imaging to keep track of their herds and crop fields. Oil and gas companies use satellites to communicate with offshore drilling rigs and massive oil tankers out at sea. Logging companies use them to keep track of their lumberjacks and assist in the event of an emergency in a remote area. Not to mention the Internet of Things (IoT) is reliant on connectivity. And in remote locations, that means it’s reliant on satellites. And on top of all that, there’s the military applications of satellite imagery and communications… 

Globalstar provides all of that and more to its clients.

Let’s take a look at what industrial and enterprise customers operating in remote environments uses Globalstar’s products for…

One of the biggest roles of the oil and gas industry is finding new sources through the process of exploration. Companies engaged in exploration often send individuals or small teams to remote and often harsh environments where they collect vast reams of data. There’s no cell coverage out there; the infrastructure doesn’t exist.

So, Globalstar’s satellite network fixes the problem by providing workers with a reliable line of communication. No infrastructure is required. It allows for real-time communications between all sites and control centers in a cost-effective way. The satellite network also provides reliable communication between oil rigs and onshore operations. 

Additionally, Globalstar’s SmartOne product line is used to remotely sense, track, and monitor oil wells, meters, weather stations, and more. It’s an ideal solution for nearly any company that needs to keep track of and communicate with operations, personnel, and equipment over a large area or in remote locations.

The company’s SPOT Satellite Messenger product line provides workers in remote locations with a means of reliable communication and an SOS button that automatically connects them with local emergency response teams.

Finally, there are the company’s satellite phones, the GSP line. These are top-notch satellite cellphones that allow a worker in a remote location to reliably talk to, text, or email the outside world.

Put it all together and you have an end-to-end suite of satellite and communication for any company’s or government’s needs. Globalstar’s network allows for a wide range of uses that can be easily tailored to many applications, disrupting and innovating in an already disruptive industry. So it very easily satisfies the fifth criterion I look for.

It’s a rather refreshingly straightforward and easy-to-understand business model in a market inundated with tech companies that are best described as buzzwords over substance.

And it’s a very profitable one at that…

Orbital Profits

Let’s start with revenue, where Globalstar is proving to be a growth juggernaut. In recent years, Globalstar has generated more than $200 million annually in revenue… The company has been on a tear, with revenue trending higher over multiple years.  

On a quarterly basis, the company has the growth I’m looking for too, showing year-over-year increases in each of the first three quarters of this year. And recent quarterly results have continued to show year-over-year growth.  

So that’s my first criterion satisfied. Globalstar is a growth machine.  

Annual earnings per share are a similar story. The company saw earnings improve meaningfully over recent years as the business has scaled. That’s my second criterion, passed with flying colors. 

Up next, an RSI over 40. The RSI, or relative strength index, measures the speed and magnitude of a stock’s recent price changes to determine whether it’s oversold or overbought at current prices. It’s a scale of 0 to 100, where anything below 30 is considered oversold and anything above 70 is considered overbought. It’s essentially a measure of the buying or selling pressure on a stock driving its movement up or down, respectively.

From a technical standpoint, the stock has shown constructive momentum. That’s not so low that sellers are driving it down, and it still has plenty of room to grow to 70, where it would likely run out of momentum and take a dip as buying pressure wore off. So Globalstar meets my third criterion easily: not much selling pressure… with plenty of room to grow…

Finally, let’s take a look at insider buying. It’s one of my favorite metrics to look at. If a company’s leadership is buying shares of their own company with all they know about it, it can only mean one thing: They think it’s about to go up.  

And here, Globalstar does not disappoint. One director, James Monroe, has made multiple open-market purchases over the past year. Five of them were for half-a-million shares. One of them was for 530,000. In total, those brought his total shares up to 11.33 million. And he has continued that buying spree into 2025, picking up more than 330,000 shares in a series of five purchases (one for over 209,000 shares) between March and May of 2025. So that’s my fourth criterion satisfied.  

The good news for Globalstar doesn’t end there either. The company has a strong liquidity position and attractive gross margins, and is trading for a bargain-basement price. 

The stock of an innovative company with financials like this at bargain-basement prices could multiply your money by a factor of 10X, 50X, or even 100X over time… You can’t afford not to load up on this millionaire-maker stock. 

Action to Take: Buy Globalstar Inc. (NYSE: GSAT) at market. Set a 25% trailing stop to protect your principal and your profits.