| Dear Reader, |
| Did you catch the news that a small pharma company just leaked a letter of intent to buy 10,000 units of a still-unreleased Tesla product? |
| Elon Musk immediately denied the deal... calling it "fake." |
| But that's what makes this story so strange. |
| Why would a real company risk public humiliation by claiming it secured a product that doesn't exist? |
| Unless... they believe it does. |
| The truth is, Musk has been dropping clues for months. |
| Internally, he's called this product the "biggest of all time." |
| Tesla's board offered him a $1 trillion payday to ramp up production. |
| He's urging employees to "hold onto their stock"... and buying billions of it himself. |
| The product hasn't launched ... yet. |
| But we believe it will... on November 6. |
| And when it does, it could send Tesla shares up as much as 3,000% , and trigger ripple effects across dozens of stocks. |
| If the letter of intent was early... it won't be for long. |
| We've pieced together the story, and what comes next could be the biggest market event of the year. |
| Get the full breakdown here before November 6. |
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| Best, |
Rob Spivey
Research Director, Altimetry |
