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Don’t make the same mistake Shark Tank did

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   is the tech firm poised to dominate the Smart Shades market and you can become

[Daily Caller] A message from our sponsor Best Buy has a proven record of placing early bets on home-technology products that go on to dominate the market. For example:  - Ring - acquired by Amazon for $1.2B - Nest - acquired by Google for $3.2B  Pay attention, because Best Buy just unveiled a new smart-home product in over 100 stores that has potential for massive returns – [RYSE SmartShades.](  [RYSE]( is the tech firm poised to dominate the Smart Shades market (growing at an astonishing 55% annually) and you can become an early investor in their [public offering at just $1.75/share](. If you missed out on investing in Ring early on, you're not alone!  The founder of Ring pitched on the hit show Shark Tank at a valuation of just $7 million and the sharks shut him down.  5 years later, the company sold to Amazon for more than $1 Billion. Turning the 10% stake initially offered to the sharks from $700K into $100M! RYSE on the other hand [pitched on the Canadian version of Shark Tank]( called Dragon’s Den and received two offers! It seems the Dragons learned from the Sharks’ mistakes.  They have patented the tech for mass market shade automation, and their exclusive deal with Best Buy resembles that which led Ring and Nest to their billion-dollar buyouts. Early investors have seen their shares grow over 20X, and you can still invest before their name becomes known nationwide.  Don’t miss out and make the same mistake the sharks did. [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Use]( [Unsubscribe]( | [About Us]( 2024 THE DAILY CALLER INC. | 1775 EYE ST, NW STE 1150-290 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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