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If you only followed financial media, you’d think the stock market was nothing but Nvidia (NVDA), artificial intelligence (AI), and whatever giant technology company happened to report earnings last week.

Those are incredible businesses. They’re changing the world, creating enormous wealth, and attracting most of the attention.

But while everybody’s focused on S...


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Publisher’s Note: Before you read Nate’s watchlist this week, one thing is worth your time. While the Magnificent 7 grab all the headlines, those same seven companies are quietly moving more than $30 billion combined into one little-known technology.

It is not energy, not chips, not rare earths, and not data. A little-known federal meeting is about to ...


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“Did You Cash In On The Trade Opportunity I Presented Last Monday? (No, It Wasn’t SpaceX)” – MTA Co-Founder Bryan BottarelliThe Strait of Hormuz is closed.

No wait, it’s open.

Just kidding. Closed again.

This seems to be the ever-changing news cycle with each new day.

And look, I get it…

The headlines are exhausting...


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I get asked all the time: “Nate, what’s your edge?”

People expect me to say something complicated. Some proprietary algorithm. A secret screener. A Bloomberg terminal feed nobody else has.

The answer is simpler than that. I look at the charts, I read the Form 4s, and I let the people who know more than me do most of the talking.

Right now, Nike


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Miss the SpaceX (SPCX) IPO?

Don’t feel bad. So did 99% of your fellow investors. The IPO was priced at $135, and by the time most people blinked, shares had already popped 40% or more.

Unless you were one of the lucky few who got allocated shares at the offering, you watched from the sidelines as one of the most anticipated public debuts in hist...


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