Understanding this one catalyst could dramatically change where and how you invest…

Right now, it’s the foundation of the largest wealth transfer in history. More money will change hands over the coming years from this trend than the annual sales of Wal-Mart, Kroger, Costco, Target and Sears combined.

It’s revolutionized entire industries, created new markets and saved entire corporations.

Take the baby food industry for example. In the early 40s and 50s this very catalyst helped launch a relatively unknown company, called the Freemont Canning Company, into a global icon.

The company — now better known as Gerber — went from selling just 590,000 jars of baby food per year to nearly two million jars per day.

By 1955, Gerber’s sales swelled to 1.8 billion jars of baby food per year. It sold more jars of baby food in one year than in the company’s first 18 years combined.

It’s also what helped boost Buster Brown’s shoe sales. The company went from selling $6 million worth of merchandise in 1949 to more than $30 million in sales in less than nine years — a 400% increase.

Nobody understood this trend better than a man named Lee Iacocca. See, in 1964, when Ford introduced the Mustang, original sales forecasts for the car were projected to be less than 100,000 vehicles in the first year.

But thanks to Iacocca’s understanding of this massive catalyst, a record 318,000 Mustangs were sold in the first three months alone.

The catalyst Iacocca — and so many businesses before him — recognized is one many of you are very familiar with — the spending habits of the enormous Baby Boomer generation.

History is littered with examples of companies that have been saved by this massive generation of nearly 80 million consumers.

Gerber sales spiked when “boomers” were born… Buster Brown shoe sales shot up when they began advertising to the young boomers who were beginning to walk… and Iacocca helped Mustang sales skyrocket by marketing the cars toward teenage boomers just starting to drive.

#-ad_banner-#Hasbro toys, Chrysler minivans, Harley Davidson motorcycles all benefitted by focusing on the spending habits of the baby boomer generation. And now this powerful catalyst is set to transform another industry altogether — the healthcare sector.

With the first boomer set to turn 70 next year, healthcare will play a vital role in the ageing generation’s future.

In fact, we’re already seeing what the generation can do to the healthcare industry through our current Maximum Profit holding Anthem, Inc. (NYSE: ANTM).

The company (formerly known as WellPoint) is one of the largest health benefit companies in the United States, currently serving more than 37 million customers and offering a broad range of healthcare benefit plans to employers, individuals and the Medicaid and Medicare markets.

Since 2010, Anthem’s revenues have grown every year, jumping to $68.4 billion in 2014 — a 27% increase from just four years prior.

Our Maximum Profit system tagged the stock in September 2014 and it has not disappointed investors who followed our recommendation.

As you can see, over the past few months ANTM has shot up more than 27%, while the S&P 500 has returned just 4.9% during that same time.

Now if you missed your window to buying shares of Anthem, don’t worry, it’s not the only healthcare stock our Maximum Profit has pinpointed.

Another company our system flagged operates 7,800 pharmacies across the United States and has positioned itself as one of the premier Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM) in the country.

PBMs process and pay prescription drug claims for customers and insurance providers. Think of them as a middleman between your insurance company and the pharmacy. A good PBM can negotiate bulk discounts with insurance providers and pass the savings along to customers, while also pocketing some of the discount themselves.

Most local pharmacies have to partner with a PBM in order to process their prescriptions. This company has its own PBM division, which processes more than one billion prescriptions a year for more than 65 million people.

That helped the company grow its free cash flow by an astonishing 63% year over year in 2014 — bringing it to more than $6 billion.

But aside from a great cash-flow statement — and the powerful baby boomer catalyst set to propel the stock even higher — another reason you’ll love this company is its strong commitment to rewarding shareholders.

Management expects to purchase $6 billion in shares throughout 2015 and return more than $7 billion to shareholders (through buybacks and dividends), which is a 30% increase over last year.

Now in fairness to our paid subscribers I can’t give you the name of this company today. They pay good money every year to receive an inside look at the powerful Maximum Profit system (and the stocks it flags).

But I can tell you this, the baby boomer generation still has plenty of industries to transform — which side of the trend you are on depends of you.

If you want to find out how to get the name of this healthcare stock set to benefit from this powerful tailwind, then I urge you to read the latest Maximum Profit report, detailing how to get bigger gains in a shorter amount of time.

If you’d like to check out that report, you can access it by simply clicking here.