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10X Bigger than the iPhone

10X Bigger than the iPhone

Love him or hate him, he doesn’t miss

Davis Martin
August 21, 2026

*together with Millionaire Media

Love him or hate him, there's one thing about Elon Musk that even his harshest critics can't argue with.

He doesn't miss.

Zip2 sold for over $300 million three years after launch.

PayPal turned a $1,700 stake into $55 million for one early investor.

SolarCity delivered a 750% peak return before Tesla scooped it up.

Twitter went from “worst deal for banks since 2008” to a $44 billion valuation in two years flat.

SpaceX has climbed well over 1,000,000% since its earliest rounds.

Nine companies. Nine industries. Every one made early investors rich.

So when Musk says his next project could be “ten times bigger” than the iPhone, that it could turn Tesla into a $20 trillion company, and that the reveal lands October 21, the smart move isn't to roll your eyes.

It's to ask what he's building, and who else profits before that date hits.

Because the biggest gains in a Musk venture rarely go to Tesla shareholders alone.

They go to the tiny, unknown suppliers sitting quietly in the background.

Trader Matt Monaco mapped exactly that supply chain ahead of October 21.

Five small companies most investors have never heard of, all in a free report.

Once the reveal lands, that research turns into common knowledge, and common knowledge doesn't move small stocks the way early positioning does.

WATCH THE FREE BREAKDOWN NOW

Talk soon,

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