Playing the lotto is a losing game. Always has been.

The chances of winning big are one-in-a-hundred-million or worse.

But if you don’t buy a ticket, you can’t win!

That’s how they get you!

I have a different proposition for you. Buy this stock, which trades at the price of one and a half lotto tickets, and I think your odds of winning will be better than the odds mentioned above.

Hear me out…

Last week I launched a Ted Talk-type of presentation on what I consider to be The Last Great Value Stock.

And, yes, it trades for less than $2 today (that’s not a misprint or an April Fools’ joke).

While it trades for penny stock prices, it is anything but a penny stock. It is one of the world’s BEST-KNOWN brands.

Here are a few reasons I’m so bullish on this stock…

• It has ties to the defense industry all over the world, including in the U.S., Germany and the U.K.
• It has its fingers deep in electric vehicle technology.
• It has a massive portfolio of nuclear technology.
• It’s tied to the travel and aerospace industry in a big way.

And there’s much more. Yet this stock, which traded for more than $20 just a few years ago, got hammered by the pandemic and a couple of managerial and manufacturing missteps – so much so that the market lost faith in this juggernaut.

That’s where our opportunity comes in. The market is still punishing this company, but behind the scenes, just about everything is starting to turn around.

• It won a U.S. Department of Defense contract worth billions of dollars.
• It has a contract with a major country to build mini nuclear plants.
• The aviation industry is coming back with a vengeance.

And there’s more. Much more.

So much more that this company’s backlog (future business) is worth more than $75 billion – about six times the market cap of the company. It is flush with cash after selling assets and shares. Plus, it just reported an operating profit.

This company is at an inflection point, and as you can see in this chart, you really may be getting in at a lottery ticket kind of price!

I can’t give you the name since it is an active recommendation, but there are enough clues in this article for you to figure it out!

Action Plan: Time is running out on this one. Learn more about this potential once-in-a-lifetime value stock before it’s too late!

Fun Fact Friday

The markets have been volatile so far in 2022, but now we’re in April, which has historically been a good month for stocks. From 1980-2018, the S&P 500 has averaged a 1.51% gain in April. And over the last three years, the S&P yielded returns of 2.9%, 12.7% and 5.2%, respectively, during this month. If history is a guide, April could be another month for the bulls.

The average monthly S&P 500 returns from 1980 to 2018 were…

• January: 0.82%
• February: 0.29%
• March: 0.96%
• April: 1.51%
• May: 0.97%
• June: 0.02%
• July: 0.79%
• August: -0.15%
• September: -0.70%
• October: 0.92%
• November: 1.48%
• December: 1.11%
• Average: 0.67%.