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When operational gold miners see the price of gold rising from $1,500 to $2,000, their bottom line often does not improve only by the 25% appreciation in the spot price, but to a much greater degree. The hypothetical math of it is that if the company’s All-In Sustaining Cost to produce an ounce of gold is $1,200, then their operating margin is $300 (if gold is worth $1,500), but it’s $800 (if gold is worth $2,000).

The difference is critical!

“Clearing” $800, instead of $300 more than doubles the operational production margins. In fact, it is a 166%+ improvement! Gold mining is cyclical (boom and bust) and the asset that a company sells is a depleting one (the mineral ore).

In contrast to this, technology companies, which focus on hardware, firmware and software, are often able to better control their costs, while continuing to improve their offerings, thus gradually scaling, since they’re less dependent on external forces, such as discovering gold. They develop software and solutions, tailored to the ever-changing needs of their customers.

Principals of Wealth Research Group own 350,000 shares of one tech company, which represents our largest allocation in the sector by far.

This company is more reliant on the brainpower of their development team than on any, which is why tech, in my book, is “Gold, Turbo-Charged.”

I can almost guarantee that you have not come across Direct Communication Solutions (CAD: DCSI & US: DCSX) yet.

The company has some well-known clients, such as Verizon, Sprint, U.S. Cellular, Bell, and Telus. DCS also has strategic partnerships with the likes of ATrack, Telit (formerly Motorola), and Queclink.

Conduct your due diligence on Direct Communication Solutions (US: DCSX)!

In my opinion, this is one of most important publications I’ve ever issued.

Billions of physical devices are connected to the Internet. These physical devices are collectively known as the Internet of Things (IoT).It’s now possible to turn anything into a part of the IoT.

IoT devices gather data and send it through the Internet for processing.

When I began uncovering the size of this industry, I noticed that Research firm IDC Worldwide projects that technology spending on the IoT could reach $1.2 trillion in 2022, a compound annual growth rate of 13.6%.

$15 trillion are projected to be poured into IoT-related products through 2026, according to Business Insider Intelligence!

Once the data is collected, it goes to a centralized data center.

These interconnected concepts work together to produce a technology that is already transforming multiple industries – Check this out:

Now, I want to show you where Direct Communication Solutions (CAD: DCSI & US: DCSX), whose current market cap is USD$20M, comes in!

DCS is, in effect, a one-stop shop for fully managed solutions that combines not only IoT, but also cloud-based platforms, software-as-a-service (SaaS), data analytics, A.I., and sensor-based monitoring.

Many businesses find the Internet of Things difficult to implement, so Direct Communication Solutions serves its clients by simplifying IoT technologies, making them easier to deploy, less costly, and more efficient overall. Look at their revenues for 2017 through 2019; the 2020 full year earnings announcement should come out soon!

As a result of the company’s expansion and the growth trajectory of the IoT market – Direct Communication Solutions is generating greater revenues over time, as shown above!

DCS designs, develops, and deploys end-to-end solutions that improve business efficiencies to better our experience with managing and analyzing data.

We will have so much more to inform you about Direct Communication Solutions. It is, by far, Wealth Research Group’s largest tech allocation in the portfolio!

Prosperous Regards,
Mac Slavo

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