It's official: Elon Musk merged SpaceX and xAI into a $1.25 trillion entity. Starlink, Grok, the X platform — are all under one roof now. And Bloomberg reports Tesla could be next.
But one expert says this is just the beginning of something far bigger — a convergence that could reshape the entire $30 trillion U.S. economy. The biggest profits will go to those who position themselves now.See the full prediction here.
It's unclear what the economic effects of the Strait of Hormuz's closure will be going forward. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell admitted as much after the Fed's latest meeting on Wednesday, which means he's just as lost as the next guy when it comes to assessing the outlook for the Iran war. Why should you be concerned about all this uncertainty? Click here for the full story.
It's not missiles. It's not sanctions. It's not tariffs. It's a commodity found in the Appalachian Mountains. America controls 80% of the one material every enemy nation needs to build advanced technology — semiconductors, AI chips, military electronics. Trump is expected to weaponize this monopoly with an export ban that cuts off China and Iran overnight. Morgan Stanley estimates the reshoring boom triggers a $10 trillion transformation. See the full story here.
If the news lately feels a little surreal, you're not imagining it. Ian King says the pace of discovery is accelerating so fast that breakthroughs that once would have stunned the world barely register today. Now he's sharing a chart that shows exactly why. Click here to see it.
This odd metal sphere is being quietly produced in Virginia — and it may soon be the most important energy source in America.
Experts say it can outperform barrels of oil and tons of coal — in a device small enough to fit in your hand.
Google, Amazon, and even NASA are already on board.
Only one public company is making it… and former hedge fund manager Ian King just revealed how early investors could 4X their money in the next few years.
On this day in 2003, American and coalition forces initiated "shock and awe" operations in Iraq. Major combat operations were declared complete on May 1, 2003. No weapons of mass destruction were ever found. Addison Wiggin notes that the total cost of post-9/11 wars now exceeds $6.4 trillion. The question is… how much of that are you still paying for today? Click here for the details.
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