Gold bugs are going to hate this. The #1 commodity trade of 2026 isn't gold, silver, oil, or any rare earth metal. It's something far more valuable — something The New York Times says "powers the world's tech."
And America controls over 80% of the world's supply. When Trump restricts exports, Morgan Stanley estimates it could trigger a $10 trillion boom. And you have the rare opportunity to get in on the ground floor.
In 2008, the U.S. accounted for only about 8% of global oil production. Today, oil production in the U.S. accounts for 20% of global output. Does that growth mean the iShares Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF is a good buy? Matt Clark did some digging of his own. Click here to find out what he uncovered.
He’s been mocked by Wall Street, labeled the “Prophet of Doom” — yet his forecasts have proven right time and again. Now, after correctly calling Trump’s 2024 win, Biden dropping out, and the 2008 crash, he’s come out of retirement to sound his final alarm. His new video details the event he believes will unleash the most violent reversal in U.S. financial history.
Back in the late 1990s, Ian King was on the corporate bond syndicate desk at Citi when a telecom company called WorldCom issued over $60 billion in bonds. Today, he explains why that moment offers an uncomfortable parallel to what he’s seeing unfold in today’s stock market. Click here for the full story.
Addison Wiggin notes that Trump rarely goes to war in the traditional sense. He wages it through tariffs, asset freezes, drone strikes, and asset grabs. With markets waking up to that new reality, where might his Greenland negotiations lead? Click here for the details.
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