We’re living in the Golden Age of disruption.

Just look around...

Reusable rockets landing themselves back on Earth...

Companies 3D-printing entire houses in days...

Startups building nuclear reactors small enough to fit inside your garage...

Gene editing tackling rare diseases...

Brain-computer interfaces helping paralyzed people walk again...

Self-driving cars ferrying kids to soccer practice...

Drones even deliver lunch to your doorstep, as Chief Analyst Stephen McBride tried out last week.

The list goes on.

• I (Chris Reilly) am already thinking about where I’ll take my family once supersonic travel becomes available for all...

Don’t laugh. It’s only a matter of time until we can fly from New York to London in three hours. Startup Boom Supersonic just broke the sound barrier over the Mojave Desert, flying at roughly 770 mph. It was the first privately developed jet to ever break the sound barrier.

Fast progress is even happening at the bleeding edge of tech in quantum computing. Google’s (GOOG) Willow chip can now solve certain computational tasks in just five minutes, which would take classical supercomputers 10 septillion years. That’s longer than the universe has been around.

Quantum computing stocks are riding the hype. Their performance over the past six months: QBTS (+647%), RGTI (+1,160%), QUBT (+1,183%).

• I haven’t even mentioned the biggest disruption of them all: artificial intelligence (AI).

AI stocks have dominated the performance charts. Congratulations to Disruption Investor members who’ve booked big wins in Nvidia (NVDA) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR).

The pace of progress in AI has been truly astounding. AI can already design new drug molecules in hours instead of years. And when used correctly, AI can supercharge productivity. Stephen McBride says large language model Claude 3.5 Sonnet can condense an hour of research down to 30 seconds.

None of this was possible even a year ago.

And we need to get used to this rapid pace of change… because it’s only going to speed up further.

• This all brings me to what I believe is the world’s most important long-term chart.

In order to truly grasp why so many new things are happening for the first time ever—and so fast—you need to understand the powerful force behind these breakthroughs.

I’m talking about the phenomenon known as exponential growth.

This simple diagram reflects our technological progress over time.

As you can see, exponential growth sneaks up on you... then explodes.

This chart doesn’t represent a specific stock or technology. It’s the sum total of all human knowledge and the technological innovation that stems from it.

Most people don’t even notice exponential growth in its early stages, when progress is slow. But as time passes and innovations build on each other, growth quietly accumulates. It gets faster... and faster... and faster.

Until one day: growth hits “escape velocity” and goes vertical.

That’s where we are today. The inflection point of the exponential growth curve… where things that seem almost impossible happen with regularity.

Here’s RiskHedge Chief Analyst Stephen McBride:

Harvard’s most popular class, Computer Science 50, now uses an AI teaching assistant. Students using the AI tutor learned more than twice as much in less time.

In 2004, it took a whole year to install 1 gigawatt of solar power. Now, we’re deploying that much every 12 hours!

Neuralink’s brain chips now allow paralyzed people to work by controlling computers with their minds.

Notice the key word in all these achievements: NOW.

Thanks to the inflection point in exponential growth, all these exciting breakthroughs are happening today. Not 2030... not next year.

Now! It’s a watershed moment for humanity and for investors.

Everything you just read is only a taste of the innovation explosion happening right now.

And thanks to exponential growth, technological progress is about to “go vertical.”

More important, areas that were investment deserts just a few years ago are suddenly bursting with opportunity.

• How do you profit from all these new opportunities?

That’s the million-dollar question… and it’s why Stephen and Chris Wood created Disruption_X.

Because “the wave of innovation is so massive—and spans so many sectors—that we needed a dedicated team to track and find the best opportunities.”

Disruption_X has been a long time coming. Have you ever noticed our logo?

When we founded RiskHedge in 2018, we had this logo made:

There’s the exponential growth curve. It’s at the foundation of everything we do. We adopted the exponential growth curve as our logo seven years ago, “before it was cool.” Because we knew this inflection point was coming.

Now, it’s here.

Disruption_X is the only service that hunts for small, fast-growing disruptive companies taking advantage of all the new innovations happening. In it, Stephen and Chris only recommend stocks with the potential to gain 1,000% or more as they disrupt old industries and create new ones.

Here’s a taste of everything in the first issue. It includes two “buy now” disruptor stock recommendations.

Plus, the next issue is right around the corner (this Thursday). Stephen and Chris are putting the finishing touches on a new recommendation of a small, fast-growing company at the intersection of AI and robotics.

If you’re interested in coming on board Disruption_X, now’s the time.

Go here to take advantage of our special Disruption_X launch offer.

Chris Reilly
Executive Editor, RiskHedge