For the latest episode of Digitization-X this month, which was first shared with Nova-X Lifetime members. Alex Kagin, our host and the Director of Technology Investing Research for Money Map Press, sat down with Orlando Zayas, the CEO of Katapult.
Katapult recently announced it was merging with FinServ Acquisition Corp (FSRV).
It offers a unique product in the “Buy Now Pay Later Space,” is profitable, and works with large partners like Wayfair and Lenovo.
Orlando breaks down his business and shares why his company could see a 79% CAGR through 2022.
The word “catalyst” gets thrown around a lot in financial writing, but it’s an important word because recognizing what can be a boon for a company is the difference between average returns and market-crushing gains.
You can imagine my excitement then when I recently saw that a storied Silicon Valley leader I have recommended several times has not one, not two, not three, but four big catalysts.
The global chip giant I have in mind recently beat on earnings and raised guidance.
It also hiked the dividend andhired a new CEO.
And if that’s not enough, the company announced an ambitious turnaround plan and is investing $20 billion in its growth.
The effort comes a little more than 50 years after the firm introduced the first microprocessor that is the linchpin for today’s digital revolution.
In fact, this is one of the few companies that still both designs and manufacturers its own chips.
Let me show you why this stock is beating the broad market by 286% and why there are even more gains on the way for investors who get in now…
