Jamie Dimon's Biggest Fear Is About to IPO
There's a company that you've never heard of but is one of the most significant companies for the entire U.S. stock market.
It keeps the records for a third of all U.S. listed companies more than half of all the stocks in the S&P 500.
Behind the scenes, this company owns the definitive ownership book, corporate actions, and is in between you and most stocks you own through your broker.
And even more interestingly, it's not even an American company.
It's based in Australia and headquartered in Melbourne...
This company is called Computershare and it's listed on the Australian stock exchange.
And when Computershare first went public in 1994 it returned investors 110x their money in just seven years.
A simple $10,000 investment in this company when it went public would've turned into $1,100,000... in just seven years.
And if you continued to hold that $10,000 investment for another 26 years to 2026, it would've turned into $89,000,000.
From $10,000 to $89,000,000 over three decades.
For perspective, that same $10,000 investment into a mutual fund would've netted you around $180,000.
The reason why I'm looking at this company today is because there's a stock soon going public that's going to become the next Computershare.
Right now, Computershare dominates in the existing financial system, but soon the entire market is going to undergo a major transformation called tokenisation.
Larry Fink and Jamie Dimon both just wrote about it in their annual shareholder letter, with Dimon calling it the single biggest threat to JP Morgan if they don't adopt it immediately.
And soon, a company by the name of Securitize is going public - it's upgrading the current financial system and is making the NYSE and Nasdaq run 24/7. This company is basically Netflix, while Computershare is Blockbluster.
In the coming weeks, everyone in the media will be talking about Securitize, but what they won't be telling you are all the downstream investments that serve the most to benefit.
In just three months, the financial system is going to be forced through a chokepoint where most of the trading activity on Wall Street will be flowing through just a handful of networks and companies.
Securitize is the one everyone will be talking about in the next few months, but there are lots more underneath the surface.
Trust me, I'm talking with the people rolling out this new technology out every week and the future of financial markets has never looked this exciting.
Don't tune out. This is the trade of the decade, and it's already starting.
Cheers,
Louis Sykes
Senior Crypto Analyst, All Star Charts
