Where the Biggest Opportunities Really Begin

“It is surprising that so many investors buy stocks in dying industries and ignore tempting opportunities to buy into companies that cannot help but burgeon as time goes on.” – J. Paul Getty, Maxims of Wall Street.

Now that you’ve learned what to expect from Future Tech Trader, let’s review how I uncover these investment ideas…

Over the course of my career, I’ve seen the same pattern repeat itself again and again. 

A major innovation emerges… 

Costs begin to fall… 

Productivity rises… 

And entire industries expand as a result. 

We saw it with oil and energy. We saw it with the automobile. We saw it with the personal computer… and later, the smartphone. 

And each time, the greatest investment opportunities weren’t always in the most obvious companies. 

They were often found in the ecosystem surrounding them.  

Indeed, when a new technology begins to scale, demand doesn’t just rise in one place. It spreads outward – to the suppliers, the infrastructure providers, the companies enabling the growth behind the scenes. 

In fact, one of my favorite types of investments is what I call “remora stocks.” 

These are smaller companies that attach themselves to larger innovators – much like the remora fish that travels alongside a shark. 

They benefit from the rapid growth of the larger company they’re connected to. 

When Tesla pushed forward the electric vehicle revolution, lithium suppliers, battery manufacturers, and component makers delivered enormous gains. 

When SpaceX accelerated the space industry, companies building satellites, components, and specialized systems surged alongside it. 

Identifying these companies is how I spend much of my time in Future Tech Trader – and it’s where I often find the most asymmetric opportunities. 

Today, we’re seeing this dynamic play out across several powerful trends: 

• Artificial intelligence
• Robotics and automation
• Energy systems and infrastructure
• Advanced manufacturing
• Space and communications.

These are not isolated developments. 

They’re deeply connected. 

And when they accelerate together, they create the kind of environment where significant gains become possible. 

My job is to identify those moments early… and to guide you toward the companies most likely to benefit. 

A Family Operation 

In the coming days, you’ll begin receiving new opportunities – not just from me, but also my son Tim Skousen.  

Tim is an investment guru and filmmaker working in the two industries for over 20 years.  

He’s worked in the film industry making commercials for companies like Microsoft, Nike, and Coca Cola, while also selling films and documentaries to powerhouses like HBO, Netflix, and Alamo Drafthouse. 

Tim got his investing start in the research department at International Assets Advisory in the late 90s (along with the Oxford Club’s Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green), where he got his stock broker’s license. 

He’s been early on many top tech stocks… having bought Amazon at $18 in 1999 and Facebook at $20 in 2012. Tim is also an early adopter of bitcoin… with a mining setup in his garage. 

And this isn’t the first time we’ve teamed up… 

Tim also worked alongside me at the successful TNT Trader service at Eagle Publishing from 2021 to 2025, recommending winning tech stocks to its subscribers. 

Tim was crucial in finding several big wins in 2025, including Oklo, Astera, and CoreWeave. 

So you can expect to hear from both of us as we identify new plays at Future Tech Trader.

Just remember to act on our recommendations as quickly as possible.  

These stocks tend to move fast. So I strongly encourage you to sign up for text alerts.  

That way you’ll get a text message whenever I send out a new alert. It’s completely free to do so. Just go here to get on our contact list.  

Now, tomorrow you’ll hear from Publisher Rachel Gearhart, as she walks you through some of the benefits that come with your membership to The Oxford Club.