The moment this AI market implodes, the dot-com crash of 2000 could look like a blip on the radar. Trillions of dollars in newfound wealth are about to vanish into thin air. But a former Wall Street insider just revealed a unique strategy to help protect your investments — and even potentially profit — from the AI’s Final Melt-Up. Watch his urgent briefing before the AI bubble bursts now.
Matt Clark notes that this is the sixth consecutive quarter the S&P 500 is reporting a net profit margin above its five-year average. And the higher the net profit, the more money a company keeps after paying all its bills. What does this have to do with the 10 “Bulls” Adam’s Green Zone Power Rating system has identified this week? Click here for the full story.
Ten years ago, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon proclaimed that bitcoin was “a terrible store of value” that “... will not survive.” Last week he said crypto and stablecoins will be used at all major banks to facilitate better transactions, then added that JPM would launch its own investment fund tokenization platform in 2026. What was behind this complete 180, and how could it affect your money? Click here to find out.
Everybody and their brother says we’re in an AI bubble. Just a few days back, there were vast numbers of people queuing up outside bullion stores in Singapore and Sydney to buy gold and silver, both recently selling at historic levels. But how can you tell when you’ve reached the absolute top before a crash? Click here for the details.
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