Editor's Note: At Tradesmith, we’re always looking for the most compelling investment ideas, especially when they come from trusted experts with a track record of success. That’s why we’re sharing this special message from Shah Gilani, Chief Investment Strategist at Manward Press.
In this message, Shah reveals what he believes to be Charlie Munger’s final investment — an under-the-radar AI stock that could have game-changing potential. Given Munger’s legendary status as Warren Buffett’s longtime partner, we believe this insight is too important to ignore. Take a few minutes to read Shah’s findings, you won’t want to miss this.
Dear Reader, Before he passed away, the late great Charlie Munger… Warren Buffett's investing partner of 60 years… was rumored to have quietly made one final investment… Up until now it has remained completely hidden from the public. According to my research, Munger invested 23% of his primary portfolio in one little-known AI stock. Yes, an AI stock… One former Merrill Lynch investment banker calls it: The AI equivalent of "Facebook, Nintendo, Shopify, Netflix, Spotify, Slack and PayPal rolled into one." Charlie Munger's close associate… The Warren Buffett of India… Billionaire investor, Mohnish Pabrai… says it could become "the most valuable business on the planet"… surpassing companies like Nvidia, Microsoft and Tesla. A report by Kiplinger showed that by the start of 2023 this company had created more wealth for investors than household name AI stocks like Nvidia, Samsung, Facebook, Tesla… And as I'll show you over the next few minutes, it's potentially the smartest, most profitable, and most under-valued AI investment you can make today. However, thanks to an SEC regulation, Munger kept this stock completely private. He never named it in any interview. So 99% of Americans have likely never heard of it… But now, thanks to months of deep research and forensic accounting done by several different sources… I am here to share what I believe is Charlie Munger's final investment with you… click for the details… Cheers, Shah Gilani
Chief Investment Strategist, Manward Press | 
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