I received this blurb today about the "internet of things" and...

I received this blurb today about the "internet of things" and how it will take over the world quickly over the next few years. The article refers to Amcom but for investment leverage is more applicable to NTC.



"The Internet is About to Go "Six Feet Under"...
And You CAN'T Afford to Miss What ComesNext

In-the-know investors are dancing on the Internet's grave--and gearing up to cash in on an even BIGGER tech industry.

• From solving traffic jams to selling soup…
• From catching criminals to watching television …
• From modern medicine to professional sports…

Australia--and the world--will NEVER be the same.
Dollar for dollar, insiders are calling for one of the biggest new markets in the history of modern business...
NOW is the time to get in on the hush-hush industry that could be poised for growth of over 4,463%+ by 2020...
And the 1 ASX stock that stands to grow YOUR money right alongside it!

Dear Observant Investor,
Don't tell the boys at the NBN--but the Internet could be on the brink of going "six feet under."
And that that means YOU could be on the brink of making a killing in the share market.
But don't take my word for it.
Just ask John.
John is the CEO of a big technology company. In fact, a few years back, his firm wasn’t just “a big technology company”… it was the biggest technology company on the planet. It sells popular online software and applications, and makes a pretty penny along the way.

People call John a smart guy. That’s how he got to be the CEO of the biggest technology company on the planet. So why is John — and most of Silicon Valley — calling for the death of the Internet as we know it? Read on for the answer to that question… and the key to growing YOUR money in the next few years…
And considering that John has been the head honcho of his firm for just under two decades, you better believe that he does pretty well for himself, too. So here's the million dollar question:
Why is John — whose $125 billion business is based entirely on selling Internet products–travelling around the world telling anyone who will listen that the Internet is going the way of the dinosaurs?
And here’s the $14.4 TRILLION question…
Why the heck does he seem so happy about it?
I’ll tell you the answer in just a moment…
But first, I think it’s important I cover one of the most important principles the market has ever taught me...
"History repeats itself"

When Francis Ronalds invented the first functional electrostatic telegraphy machine in London in 1816 it's a safe bet that he didn't expect his shiny new device to go out of style any time soon...
He couldn't have been more wrong.
Because by 1876--a few measly decades later--a clever Yank by the name of Alexander Graham Bell was busy filing a patent for the world's first "telephone"...
Rendering the once-mighty telegraph machine nearly useless!
Of course, that's not to say the telegraph didn't enjoy popularity for a decade or two following the telephone's invention...
Nor to imply that the telephone would have ever come about if it hadn't been able to take cues from its predecessor.
Instead, my intent is simply to demonstrate that when it comes to understanding (and potentially profiting from) technology, there are two iron-clad rules to keep in mind:

1. Technology moves in cycles.
2. When a new technological cycle arrives, it ALWAYS has an impact on the breakthroughs that came in the cycle before it... more often than not, by making them 100% obsolete.

Now with all due respect to Mr. Bell, we don't need to reach back hundreds of years to see these rules in action!
Just consider the last 50 years:
The cassette tape replaced by the compact disc replaced by the MP3 player...
The pager replaced by the mobile phone--and the mobile phone replaced by the "smart" phone...
Heck, even today they're talking about replacing all the cars on the road with fancy all-electric models like the swanky Tesla roadster...
(Although I'll hold onto my petrol-driven car for now, thank you very much.)
Now I know you didn't open this letter today to hear me blather on about the history of pagers and compact discs...
No--YOU opened this letter to discover how you could make some money.
With that in mind, I'll get right down to the point: the reason John--and dozens of other business big-shots just like him, from Silicon Valley to Sydney--are shouting from the rooftops about the death of the Internet is simple...
It's because the technology that's going to REPLACE the Internet is already here…
And John is gearing up to make MILLIONS off it

All right, I admit it...
I suppose I've gotten a little ahead of myself.
(I tend to do that when I get excited about something--and doubly so when I get excited about something that could make me a lot of money.)
You see, the fact of the matter is that the Internet isn't REALLY going to "die"...
If that were the case, every Aussie investor out there would be best suited by piling their money into natural gas stocks and calling it a day--and considering the hot streak online spaces likecloud computing and mobile banking are enjoying, we can both agree that'd be a losing move indeed!
So perhaps the better way to put it is like this:
The Internet of today is about to die... so that the Internet of tomorrow can take its place.
Now I know what you're thinking:
"This all sounds a bit complicated."
And frankly, big-time executives like John are probably praying you think that way--too intimidated to act early and claim YOUR slice of what could be an incredible share-market payday.
But even though this revolutionary new technology is the key to unlocking literally trillions of dollars over the next few years...
I'm pleased to report that it truly COULD NOT be simpler to grasp.
In fact, its name consists of just 4 little words...
Those 4 words stand between you and a slice of this $14.4 trillion pie–that’s why I’m thrilled to share them with you today…

As you’ve probably already guessed, I deal with the share market for a living… so “doing my job” means getting the full story on every company and emerging industry that comes my way...
Sometimes that means heading to the nearest branch of a possible consumer goods play, so I can check on the in-store experience...
And sometimes it means phoning up my colleagues in America, so I can find out what shares all the New York City bankers are slobbering over...
But when it comes to technology stocks, it usually boils down to chaining myself to my desk and getting right to the bottom of some “next big thing” invention…
So I can judge for myself whether it’s built on run-of-the-mill hype or genuine high-growth potential.
And for the past few months, ever since I heard about what John and his lot are foaming at the mouth about...
That’s EXACTLY what I’ve been doing.
Sniffing out the facts behind those four little words that have some of the world's top technology minds literally chomping at the bit with excitement.
Now keep in mind, we’ve seen some dud “tech revolutions” in our day…
So when I tucked into my research for this emerging industry that has a bunch of billionaire businessmen all hot and bothered, you can forgive me for expecting to find a lot in the way of hot air...
And little--or nothing--in the way of money to be made.
Suffice it to say: I was dead wrong.



Like I mentioned earlier, I’ve done on-the-ground research on plenty of “bleeding-edge” technologies in my day…
But in terms of the real-world implications of a single technological leap, I’ve rarely seen anything like this.
Frankly, I’m surprised it’s not on the front page of every newspaper in Australia!
(Actually, I’m not surprised at all, especially considering this nightmare budget – not to mention the nonsense going on in the rest of the world — it’s no wonder the good news gets pushed to the back pages.)
But that’s not to say it hasn’t been getting some pretty serious attention.
The Economist is breathless about how it will do everything from lowering crime to reducing road accidents…
The Wall Street Journal expects it to radically change both business and personal life — from “the hand-towel dispenser in the washroom” to “your car, your kettle, your toaster… even the mousetraps in your attic.”
The European Union is so convinced of this technology’s massive impact that it has a hush-hush multi-national committee (codenamed “Unit D4“) working around the clock to introduce laws and governance for it…
And over in China the Beijing bureaucrats are planning to use it to make telephone-booth sizedvirtual health clinics for billions of rural villagers.
Heck, even the AFL might one day get onboard, putting umpires out of a job…
Because the footy will automatically “know” when it’s crossed the goal line!
Of course, you and I both know enough not to trust everything we read…

That's why the real kicker for me wasn’t some sensational headline…
It was what our mate John had to say about it.
[ is] $14.4 trillion in profit... from one concept alone.
- John Chambers, CEO Cisco Systems, May 2013
Just a few short months ago, at a corporate event that went largely unnoticed, the head honcho of Cisco Systems put a number on the industry this earth-shaking new technology will create…
$14.4 — TRILLION — dollars.
As I shared earlier, John’s enthusiasm for this explosive new market seemed very strange…
Because the technology he was cheerleading stands toput an end to the Internet as we know it…
And John's company, Cisco Systems, relies pretty heavily on the Internet to do its business!
It seems crazy — why would a Fortune 500 CEO travel around the world actively campaigning for the 'death' of his own business?
The answer is simpler than you think. But before we get to that…
Let’s talk money

Now I’m betting that you know a little bit about money — you wouldn’t be reading this today if you didn’t…
So I don’t have to tell you how much money $14.4 trillion really is…
Or how the emergence of a brand-new $14.4 trillion technology would equate to the one of the single most lucrative developments in the history of modern business.
Just think about it: we’re talking about an industry that, over a few short years, could cumulatively generate enough value to ALMOST overshadow the entire United States economy…
An industry bigger than the economies of China, Norway, and Canada — COMBINED.
1 Mystery Market Bigger
Than the Entire Chinese Economy(2011 Revenue Generated vs. 2020 Cumulative Value Generated; IAB Research/Cisco Systems)

The projected value of this single industry is significantly larger than the entire Chinese economy. In fact, even if you add in the GDPs of Canada and Norway, this mystery “Internet-killer” market still comes out on top. And if you add the single small-cap stock that’s supercharging that market to your portfolio, you could be staring at economy-sized earnings through 2020!
Hyper-Growth Sector Projection
This white-hot technology isn’t just supposed to replace the Internet… it’s also slated to create one of the biggest new markets in the history of capitalism. Will you claim your stake?
And here’s the very best part: this isn’t some “hundred-year out” hocus-pocus projection about a market that doesn’t even exist…
In 2011, experts estimated it quietly netted $44 billion in global revenue…
And that $14.4 trillion figure isn’t for the year 3000…
It’s for 2020…
Meaning investors could watch the value generated by this market grow by $14.36 trillion in just SIX short years.
So what exactly does all that growth mean for ASX investors like you and me?
It means that, assuming you invest in ONE Australian company that stands to profit handsomely from this explosive new industry...
And that stock grows at even HALF the rate of the value created by the industry itself...
You could find yourself sitting on a much bigger pile of money in just a few short years!
I realise it sounds crazy...but those are the sort of possibilities that open up when you get in on a space that's been pegged to grow 91% for nine years straight!
Now these are ‘blue sky numbers’ to be sure, but I think you’ll agree that returns along these lines wouldn’t just be a “good” deal…
It would be the cash-building opportunity of a lifetime.
So what exactly are those four words that have tech CEOs trotting the globe so they can put on conferences about the end of the Internet…
And will lead you directly to what could be one of the biggest paydays the share market has ever offered?
I’ll tell you in just a moment…
4 Words, 1 Can’t-Miss Opportunity… Get in NOW on “The Internet of Things”

Sounds kind of funny, doesn’t it…
“The Internet of Things.”
But listen closely: if you have two eyes and five more minutes to spare, you’ll quickly understand why I’m dead serious about the potential of this new market.
At the beginning of this letter, I addressed you as an “Observant Investor”…
I’m truly hoping that’s the case.
Because if it is, you’ll need nothing more than your own experiences to see — in high definition — why the market is currently extending you what could be one of the sweetest deals it’s EVER offered…
Allow me to explain.
When it comes to investing in game-changing new technologies, history has proven time and again that the real money isn’t in the invention of something…
The real money is in the implementation.
Take oil, for example.
Humans have known about the existence of oil for over 4,000 years… and have been drilling for it since at least 347 A.D., when the Chinese attached bits to bamboo poles to create the first recorded "wells."
The Internet started out on a few switchboards in California–now it’s in two or three “smart devices” in every home in Australia. But with experts calling for the number of global internet-connected devices to sky-rocket from 1.5 billion to 50 billion by 2020, in-the-know investors are gearing up for the World Wide Web to make the same transition from “specialised” gizmos to “everyday” objects…
And we’ve been able to harness the power of that resource since at least 1815--that's the year when Prague shocked the world by lighting it's streets with "petroleum lamps."
But if you gave me a time machine and told pick a year to make an investment in oil, you couldn’t pay meto put money behind bamboo drills in China or the Czech street-lighting racket…
Instead, I’d take all my cash-on-hand and head back to August 13, 1885…
The day a few businessmen got together in New South Wales and incorporated a little company known as "BHP"…
And eventually helped take oil from a specialised technology, used only as a rich man's toy or a scientist's hobby, to a mass-market product that could be IMPLEMENTED for millions of practical (andprofitable) everyday applications!
All that time leading up to 1885 might have been fun for Chinese oil-men and European lamp makers…
But for Australian investors, the REAL sweet spot was at the very end of the gap between the technology's initial discovery and its mass-market implementation.
Why NOW could be the final stage of the Digital Era’s “Implementation Gap”

Put simply, the Internet of Things could be the final stage of the Internet’s progression.
But you haven’t read this far just to hear the simple explanation!
So consider this: in 1969, when the Internet was first invented, it could only be used by a few professors operating some clunky switchboards at a few universities…
Then came the 1990s. The convergence of desktop PCs and Internet Service Providers brought the World Wide Web to consumers everywhere.
And for the next two decades, as companies like Blackberry, Apple and Samsung continued to release new gizmos and gadgets, the Internet went from being in two or three switchboards in California to two or three devices in every home in Australia.
But much like oil went from a novelty street-lighting method…
To the "secret ingredient" in everything from cars to cargo ships… from synthetic plastics to farm equipment…from paving roads to playing cricket…
The Internet — and all the potential for progress it brings with it — is about to move from “Internet-Only” objects to EVERYDAY objects…
Meaning tens of billions of regular “things”…
Footpaths and cereal boxes… minivans and dress pants… the lawn mower in your shed and the pillows on your bed…
Will soon be connected together in an Internet of Things.
Granted, the “Internet of Things” is just the term that scientists, CEOs, academics, and other brainiacs are using to talk about this incredible opportunity…
But frankly, even though this shift will be absolutely massive in terms of its real-world impact, I think there’s a relatively simple way to describe what’s happening…
The Death of the “Internet” — and the birth of the “InterWorld”

You’ve probably met a lot of different people in your life — but have you ever met someone who enjoys getting caught in a traffic jam?
Me neither.
So picture this: before you even get in your car tomorrow morning, you receive a text message informing you that the road you normally take to work is bumper-to-bumper.
Looks like you’ll have to take a new route.
But rather than opening up your computer and searching for (and, even worse, printing out) that new route, you simply get into your car, turn on the ignition, and listen while the car “tells” you which detour to take.
Then you “tell” the car to make sure that route passes by a Woolworths… and right away, it spits out new directions!
Think that sounds crazy? Well think again — because that’s the “InterWorld” in action.
You see, once you take the power of the Internet outside of just “smart devices” and put it into all the other objects we rely on every day, the potential benefits of a truly connected planetREALLY start to stack up.
What does the “InterWorld” look like?
Imagine…
Health
Tablet bottles that “call” doctors to say that they haven’t been opened that morning — letting you know right away that an elderly loved one has forgotten to take their medicine.
Clothing that “senses” changes in your body, so that you can spot potential problems — and get to a doctor — at the very earliest stages.
Business
Offices that “monitor” when the last employee has left the building, and manage power usage (and time sheets!) accordingly.
Factories that “know” when a product is being manufactured improperly, and shut down production immediately to avoid further capital losses.
Vending machines that “track” which items are most in-demand, and “call” their suppliers before those items run out.
Public Safety
Roads that “warn” commuters about dangerous conditions by automatically sending out alerts to all cars in a five-kilometre radius.
Bridges that “measure” how worn out their suspension cables are, so that engineers can start maintenance well in advance of any real accidents.
Security
Milk cartons that “read” finger-prints… so that wanted criminals get caught when they go to the convenience store.
Door knobs that “report” when a stranger has been fiddling with them, making it easier to prevent robberies before they happen.
And in terms of how the “InterWorld” will improve YOUR life, that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
In fact, when it comes to the full extent of this technology’s transformative potential...
“…the possibilities are nearly endless”

Endless.
That’s not just the best way to describe the potential of the InterWorld to improve the lives of Earth’s 7.1 billion citizens…

It’s also a good way to describe the profits that could be made by those who invest in the InterWorld now.
Look: if you’re anything like me, I’m willing to bet that you “like” technology just fine…
But it isn’t some hot new gizmo or gadget that really gets your blood pumping.
It’s the opportunity to invest in that breakneck new technology — and potentially watch your wealth grow at a breakneck pace — that truly motivates you.
That’s why it’s so fortunate that you’ve chosen to hear me out today.
Because regardless of how you feel about the revolutionary technological shift the InterWorld represents, the facts of the matter are painfully clear:

1. The InterWorld revolution is already underway — and gaining momentum at an incredible pace.
2. There is one ASX small-cap company that sits near the very heart of the InterWorld market… and it stands to rake in millions of dollars between now and 2020.

Most investors haven’t heard about the InterWorld yet — they’re too busy feeling irritable over their last Telstra bill.
But for the select group of opportunistic Australians who can see the writing on the wall, it's all smiles...
Because they're clued in to this 1 little-known ASX company that's set to grow directly alongside this coming mega-trend.
Normally, when a niche market is gearing up for this level of growth, it's nearly IMPOSSIBLE to spot the early winner…

But if my gut serves me right, that won’t be the case this go-round.
Because even though the company I'm sharing with you today operates in a space with almost 1,200 competitors…
My analysis suggests it's the hands-down pick of the litter.
Technically, you could call it a "telecom" company...
(And with a fully-owned 2,100 kilometre high-speed fibre-optic cable network, you could call it a damn impressive one, at that!)
But between you and me--and without getting too bogged down in the details--there's a much more elegant way to describe what this company sells:
Connectivity: The "Digital Oil" of the Digital Era

As we've already discussed, once the InterWorld's $14.4 TRILLION story begins to pick up steam, millions of regular objects will begin to "interact" with the world around them...
And just like oil let the machines of its day spring to life, Internet connectivity will be the key active ingredient of the InterWorld.
So when I tell you that the "needle-in-the-haystack" company I'm highlighting for you today could be the #1 connectivity play on the ASX...
With a strategy that ALREADY targets forward-thinking clients through the sale of"cloud-computing" enterprise infrastructure products...
And a unique and highly flexible "3-in-1" business model that makes some of its competitors look like stiff old grandmas...
Plus a top-class management team that is executing aggressively against a monstrous growth opportunity...
I hope you'll believe me.
Then again, if you won't take my word for it, I suspect you'll take the company's:
"The Internet of Things will quickly grow..."

In a corporate document released earlier this year--and quoted above--the company not only expressed excitement about the growth the Internet of Things will provide their industry...
They also explained PRECISELY why they're positioned to grow with it.
As the memo noted, one of the primary repercussions of exponentially increased global connectivity is that "data centres will need to expand in order to meet... information demand," especially as "enterprises begin moving towards the IoT."
And considering that this company makes its money not only providing connectivity to enterprise data centres in some of Australia’s most remote locations...
(Places where, it bears noting, the competition is extraordinarily scarce...)
But also turns a profit AFTER the data centres have been set up, through its proprietary data centre management segment...

It's easy to see why this little gem is perfectly poised to grow right alongside the $14.4 trillion paradigm shift it can't stop talking about.
Granted, the company's management team aren't the only ones who see how well aligned the firm is with the once-in-a-generation growth trend...
Given how it's performed over the last few years, you can bet the market has started to take notice as well!
Add it all up, and the message is clear:
This REALLY could be the type of opportunity the market only serves up once or twice in a lifetime...

But let’s be honest: if you’ve got friends, then you know that every once in a while, life asks people to settle a “surprise tab”…
It’s usually a big one. And it’s almost NEVER one they saw coming.
That’s why I’m so excited to send you a complimentary copy of my exclusive in-depth research report: “Bigger Than the Internet: 1 Explosive ASX Stock for Tech's Next $14.4 Trillion Payday."
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I'll tell you how you can claim your 100% FREE copy of this report--and start your path to life-changing share market wealth--in just a moment.
But first, there's something I need to get off my chest...

I haven't been completely honest with you.
I know I've painted this one little-known ASX gem as the profit opportunity of a lifetime...
And frankly, I think it is.
But here's what I haven't told you:
By September 1, all the REAL money could be off the table.
That's because on that very day, at 3 Stralauer Avenue in Berlin, Germany, the world's top businessman, innovators, and technological minds are gathering for "The Internet of Things Conference"....
You don't need a crystal ball to know that an event like that has a good chance of drawingconsiderable media attention.
Or to figure out that if headlines were to start really rolling in about this monstrous new growth sector in the share market…
Every investor from Melbourne to Morocco would stand up and take notice!
In that scenario, early-stage profit opportunities could become extremely hard to come by.
That's why you may want to act before September 1, before the investing crowd catches wind of this…"