The U.S. Quietly Bet $80 Billion on This

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January 7th, 2026   Donald Doge My latest recommendation is already up over 16% in less than a month, and the story is gaining traction across the financial media. In the past week alone, I've seen over eight (8) different headlines talking about this company. This is a long-term position, and volatility is expected, but I believe this is one of those rare moments you simply can't ignore. In October, the U.S. government committed $80 billion to this trend, and the company you'll see below sits right in the center of that shift. If you're one of the Premium Members who acted, I think you'll be very happy you did. If you haven't yet, read the research below and decide for yourself. But I urge you to do it now because the window is closing faster than I expected. And now that this story is hitting the mainstream, the easy upside is getting smaller. I've also made several upgrades to the Moonshot Portfolio, and Premium Members can log in now to see what changed and why. Now let's talk about the $80 billion bet the United States just made… and how you can claim your piece of it: There's a brewing problem in the modern world that almost no one is prepared for, except for the handful of people who understand the power system behind AI. The good news is the solution is real. The better news is that one company is sitting at the most valuable intersection of that solution and the crisis driving it. AI's growth curve is starting to look less like a trend line and more like an electrical event. NVIDIA's Q4 earnings didn't just beat expectations. They exposed a truth hiding in plain sight. We are building intelligence faster than we are building the power to run it. Across the country, tech companies are racing to build the next wave of data centers, not the server closets of the early cloud era, but industrial campuses of compute. Facilities so power‑hungry they draw the electricity of a 100,000‑home city, and we are adding them at a pace the grid was never designed to support. Globally, 500–700 new data centers come online every year, with about 200 of them classified as hyperscale, the heavyweight class required for AI. Each one is a new drain on a system already running hot. Utilities see it first. Georgia regulators recently admitted that 80% of the state's future power demand will come from data centers. Florida approved a massive multi‑year rate hike in part because AI‑driven load is forcing billions in grid upgrades. Virginia and North Carolina have started delaying new data‑center approvals because their substations are at capacity. Ireland froze new Dublin facilities after they hit 30% of the region's electricity consumption. Singapore paused new buildouts because local generation simply couldn't take another hit. These are hard limits. The kind that appears when physical infrastructure collides with exponential technology. Because AI doesn't behave like anything the grid was built for. It doesn't sleep. It doesn't idle. It doesn't wait for sunny afternoons or breezy evenings. It pulls power the way a trauma ward pulls power, continuously, urgently, without negotiation. And once you accept that, the whole energy conversation shifts. It stops being about ideology and starts being about physics. Something on the grid has to deliver constant, unbroken, industrial‑strength electricity so everything else, renewables, storage, peaker plants, the entire mix, can function around it. That's where the story turns. And that's where the opportunity begins. The United States Just Triggered the Largest Nuclear Buildout in 50 Years If the AI power crisis is the spark, what the United States did recently is the accelerant. And most investors missed it because it didn't come wrapped in a headline designed to go viral. In October, the U.S. committed to the largest nuclear expansion since the 1970s. A full-scale industrial partnership to rebuild America's nuclear capacity from the ground up. Eight AP1000 reactors. A new fleet of AP300 SMRs behind them. Long-term federal backing. Accelerated permitting. Supply chain commitments measured in decades, not the typical quarters Wall Street loves to price things in. For half a century, the United States let other countries, mostly Russia and China, dominate the global nuclear supply chain. They built the reactors. They controlled the fuel cycle. They wrote the contracts that last longer than most people's mortgages. Meanwhile, America argued over zoning permits and the endangered spotted owl. But that era just ended. The new Westinghouse partnership is a declaration that baseload matters again, that the grid can't survive on intermittent power alone, and that America is not willing to hand the future of AI, manufacturing, electrification, and national security to geopolitical rivals. Every one of those reactors needs fuel. A lot of it. Before they ever produce a single watt. One AP1000 reactor requires roughly 1.2 million pounds of uranium just to start up. A fleet of eight? Roughly 10 million pounds. The equivalent of nearly 10% of global annual mine supply consumed before the first refueling cycle even begins. And the AP300 SMRs? They add even more sustained demand. SMRs consume uranium on predictable schedules, decades into the future. This is where the energy story becomes the investment story. Not because uranium is "hot" or because nuclear is "back," but because the United States just transformed itself from a passive observer into the single most important future buyer of nuclear fuel on Earth. And once you see that clearly, the uranium squeeze becomes impossible to ignore. 🚀 Get Moonshot Alerts Instantly Markets move in minutes. Your inbox can't keep up. Join the Moonshot VIP Text Service and get real-time alerts, portfolio updates, and first-move intelligence directly to your phone. Be first to know. Anywhere. 👉 [Join the Text List →] The Global Uranium Squeeze If the previous section showed the scale of what the United States just set in motion, this section shows the collision it's about to have with the rest of the world. Because America didn't commit to eight AP1000s and a fleet of SMRs in a vacuum. It stepped into a global uranium market that was already running a deficit before this buildout even existed. And once you understand the numbers, the picture sharpens fast. For eight straight years, according to the World Nuclear Association, reactor demand has exceeded global mine supply. Not by a little. By margins large enough that utilities have had to raid stockpiles, government reserves, and secondary supplies just to keep reactors fueled. Those stockpiles are now thinning to levels not seen since the early 2000s. UxC, one of the most respected nuclear-fuel analysts in the world, estimates the current shortfall at roughly 55 million pounds per year. That's before the United States announced a once-in-a-generation nuclear expansion. Before SMRs enter commercial deployment. Before Russia's dominance in enrichment became a political flashpoint. Before utilities around the world began locking in long-term contracts again because they finally understood the math. And here's where things get uncomfortable. Russia controls nearly 50% of global enrichment capacity, the part of the fuel cycle that turns mined uranium into reactor-ready fuel. China has spent the last decade securing its own supply, building reactors faster than any country in the world, and developing closed fuel cycles that reduce dependence on outside sources. Where does that leave the West? With a growing fleet of reactors, record-high electricity demand, a shrinking supply buffer, and an urgent need to secure fuel from sources that don't come with geopolitical strings attached. That's why some U.S. lawmakers are pushing to ban Russian uranium imports entirely. It's why utilities in Europe are accelerating their contracting timelines. It's why conversion and enrichment capacity in the West are now considered strategic assets, not commodities. Because for the first time in modern energy history, the bottleneck isn't the reactor. It's the fuel. And next, we see why that bottleneck is about to tighten even further. 🚀 Get Moonshot Alerts Instantly Markets move in minutes. Your inbox can't keep up. Join the Moonshot VIP Text Service and get real-time alerts, portfolio updates, and first-move intelligence directly to your phone. Be first to know. Anywhere. 👉 [Join the Text List →] SMRs and the Coming Fuel Shock If the uranium market were merely tight, utilities could still muddle through. They've done it before, stretching deliveries, leaning on secondary supplies, improvising around the margins. But the next wave of nuclear demand doesn't leave room for improvisation. Because what's coming isn't just more reactors. It's an entirely new class of reactors. Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are about to change the profile of uranium demand in a way the market is wildly unprepared for. The world's largest nuclear agencies have been warning about this for years. The International Energy Agency says nuclear capacity needs to double by 2050 just to meet decarbonization goals, and that projection didn't include the U.S. committing to a fleet of SMRs. The OECD Nuclear Energy Agency warns that uranium supply faces "imminent shortages" without immediate long‑lead investment. And the World Nuclear Association's own modeling shows that the moment SMRs begin commercial deployment, uranium demand stops behaving like a slow‑moving utility commodity and starts behaving like a growth sector. Why? Because SMRs scale differently. Traditional reactors are megaprojects: one site, one unit, one colossal power block. SMRs are the opposite. They're factory‑built, repeatable, and designed to be deployed in fleets, not one‑offs. A single SMR is manageable. A fleet of dozens, each running on predictable refueling schedules, becomes a structural demand engine. And then there's the fuel itself. Many SMRs use High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU), a fuel that doesn't exist in meaningful commercial quantities outside of Russia. TerraPower needs it. X-energy needs it. Kairos needs it. Almost every advanced reactor in development needs it. And right now, the only country capable of producing HALEU at scale is the one the West is trying to move away from. Meanwhile, U.S. and European agencies estimate HALEU production must increase by a factor of 10 by early 2030 just to support the first wave of SMR deployments. This is the part of the story most investors miss. The world isn't just short on uranium. It's short on the right kind of uranium, and only a handful of Western companies are even positioned to help solve that problem. Because SMRs don't just increase total demand. They compress timelines. They force governments to lock in fuel years earlier. They accelerate long-term contracting cycles. They shrink the buffer between supply and demand until every pound of uranium has a job before it's even mined. This is why conversion and enrichment capacity, things no one cared about five years ago, have become strategic assets overnight. It's why utilities are suddenly desperate to secure multi-cycle contracts. It's why policymakers talk about the fuel cycle with the same urgency they talk about semiconductors. SMRs tighten the squeeze. They take a market already in deficit and pull it forward. Let's now walk straight into the opportunity hiding in the middle of it all. The Company Sitting in the Middle of All This By the time you reach this point in the story, something becomes unmistakably clear: the world is engineering a nuclear renaissance without the nuclear fuel system needed to power it. The United States is launching the largest buildout in half a century. SMRs are preparing to multiply reactor counts in ways the industry has never seen. Utilities are rushing back into long-term contracting. And geopolitical pressure is squeezing the fuel cycle from every direction. Whenever you see pressure building on this many fronts…supply, policy, technology, and geopolitics…you should assume one thing: There is always a fulcrum. A single point where all of these forces converge. And in this case, that fulcrum is a company. Not a startup or an aspirational explorer with more PowerPoints than production. A real company. A company with assets that matter, infrastructure that exists, and a role in the fuel cycle that grows more important with every reactor built, every SMR ordered, and every geopolitical line that hardens. This company sits at the intersection of the U.S. nuclear revival, the global uranium deficit, and the SMR fuel cycle. It benefits from long-term contracting cycles that stretch through the next decade. It is positioned squarely inside the Western supply chain, the one now being rebuilt with urgency, and stands to capture value not just from mining, but from the parts of the fuel cycle investors always overlook until it's too late. It is not priced for what is coming. Not even close. Because most investors still think of uranium as a side story, a commodity theme that comes and goes. They do not see what you now see: that the United States is about to become the world's most important buyer of nuclear fuel… that SMRs will accelerate demand rather than smooth it… and that the supply gap is widening, not shrinking. This company sits in the middle of it all, quietly positioned for a decade-long cycle that most of Wall Street still believes is optional. But as you've seen throughout this essay, nothing about the next decade of power is optional. And today, Premium Members will find the company's name and ticker in the Premium Section below. 🚀 Get Moonshot Alerts Instantly Markets move in minutes. Your inbox can't keep up. Join the Moonshot VIP Text Service and get real-time alerts, portfolio updates, and first-move intelligence directly to your phone. Be first to know. Anywhere. 👉 [Join the Text List →] The Shift You Can't Afford to Ignore By now, the pattern is undeniable. AI is reshaping the world faster than the grid can support it. The United States just reignited a nuclear buildout on a scale most people alive have never seen. The global uranium market is already in deficit before a single new U.S. reactor pours concrete. SMRs are preparing to multiply reactor counts the way the smartphone multiplied computers. And geopolitical pressure is rewriting the fuel cycle in real time. This isn't a story about technology. Or energy. Or geopolitics. It's a story about inevitability. Because when you take exponential electricity demand… layer it on top of baseload requirements the grid can't escape… add a national nuclear revival… stack on a global fuel shortage… and then introduce a new reactor class that accelerates every timeline… You get a hinge in history. And hinges do one thing: They swing open entire eras of opportunity. Most investors won't see it until the headlines catch up, which is always years too late. They'll keep focusing on the AI front end, the chips, the models, the apps, while the real money quietly flows into the infrastructure underneath. Into the fuel. Into the supply chains. Into the companies whose fortunes rise when power becomes the new scarcity. You now understand the world that they don't. You see the pressure building under the surface. You see where the demand is going. And you see the forces converging on a company positioned exactly where this next decade will be won. Premium Members: keep reading below. 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Llamada del secretario Rubio con el presidente Noboa de Ecuador

Traducción cortesía del Departamento de Estado de los Estados Unidos Llamada del secretario Rubio con el presidente Noboa de Ecuador DEPARTAMENTO DE ESTADO DE EE. UU. SÍNTESIS OFICINA DEL PORTAVOZ 6 DE ENERO DE 2026 Las declaraciones a continuación deben atribuirse al viceportavoz principal Tommy Pigott: El secretario de Estado Marco Rubio habló hoy con el presidente del Ecuador Daniel Noboa sobre los esfuerzos regionales en curso para promover la estabilidad en Venezuela y la reciente operación de las fuerzas del orden que tuvo lugar en Venezuela el 3 de enero. El secretario Rubio agradeció al presidente Noboa por la colaboración del Ecuador para enfrentar el narcoterrorismo y fortalecer la seguridad en todo nuestro hemisferio. El secretario Rubio destacó el compromiso de Estados Unidos de continuar una estrecha coordinación para impulsar la seguridad regional.   Para ver el texto original, ir a: https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesperson/2026/01/secretary-rubios-call-with-ecuadorian-president-noboa/ Esta traducción se proporciona como una cortesía y únicamente debe considerarse fidedigna la fuente original en inglés.

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Maduro Is Gone – and the Age of American Empire Has Begun

From Pax Americana to Imperium Americanum

Maduro Is Gone – and the Age of American Empire Has Begun VIEW IN BROWSER The ball may have dropped in Times Square last week, but that wasn’t the visual that truly marked the dawn of this new year. Instead, it was Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro being frog-marched onto a Gulfstream V by U.S. special forces. And importantly, that was just a pilot episode for what’s ahead in 2026 and beyond. For the last 50 years, we lived in “Pax Americana” – considered a time of relative global peace and stability upheld by the United States. That era died last week in Caracas, replaced by something far more deliberate. We’ve now entered a new regime: Imperium Americanum. In this new world order, the White House isn’t interested in nation-building or winning hearts and minds. It is interested in assets, supply chains, and threat elimination. The Venezuela raid was the ribbon-cutting ceremony for a year of absolute chaos. And if you understand how the political clock is ticking in the background, you know that the president will only pick up the pace. With Mexico and the Arctic in the government's sights, Uncle Sam is zeroing in on its next targets. Let’s take a look at the reality of this new regime – and the investment playbook for the most aggressive 11 months in U.S. history. The 11-Month Window Driving U.S. Aggression To understand why this shift is happening now – and why it will accelerate – you need to look at the calendar. We’ve just entered January 2026. In November, only 11 months from now, we’ll have the Midterm Elections. And the betting markets, polls, and historical trends are all signaling the same thing: The Democrats are favored to flip the House (~75% odds right now) and even have a chance at flipping the Senate (~30% odds and climbing). If the gavel passes to the opposing party in January 2027, this "Imperial Presidency" hits a brick wall. Investigations launch, funding freezes, and the latitude to enforce unilateral raids evaporates. That means the Trump administration has an 11-month window of unchecked power to reshape the geopolitical map. It cannot afford to account for “diplomacy” or wait for “coalitions.” It has to move fast and break things now while it still controls the checkbook and the committee chairs. That’s why we are likely about to witness a full-bore sprint into imperialism. The administration needs wins to show that it “fixed” the border, “secured” the supply chain, and “crushed” U.S. adversaries before voters go to the polls. This urgency is the fuel for the fire. It means the “risk premium” in the market will stay elevated; but it also means the government spending spigot for certain military operations will be wide open. So, where will that spending flow? The target list is already taking shape. After Maduro: America’s Next Targets Venezuela was the low-hanging fruit. The oil was there, the “narcoterrorism” warrant was signed, and the refugees induced a political headache. But the Imperial Playbook has other chapters, and the next is already being drafted. Mexico and the Kinetic Border In comments to Fox & Friends following the Venezuelan raid, President Trump signaled what comes next: “We can’t take a chance, after having done this incredible thing last night, of letting somebody else take over… We have to do it again. We can do it again, too. Nobody can stop us. There’s nobody that has the capability that we do.” For years, Republicans have floated the idea of designating Mexican cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs). That is no longer a talking point; it is the likely next step. This is the blueprint. Once you slap a “terrorist” label on the Sinaloa or CJNG cartels, the legal framework changes. You don’t need the Mexican president’s permission to strike them – just a drone and a target package. The White House views the border crisis not as an immigration issue, but as a security issue driven by hostile non-state actors. The logical extension of the Venezuela raid is a campaign of “targeted strikes” against cartel infrastructure in Northern Mexico: a “sanitization” campaign. Greenland and the Resource Grab The target list doesn’t stop at Latin America. With that in mind, it’s no accident that Stephen Miller’s wife, Katie, made this post about Greenland around the time of Maduro’s arrest. This is what I call the Resource Realism wing of the new regime – the faction that views geography as inventory and sovereignty as negotiable. China controls 90% of the rare earth processing market; and Greenland sits on one of the largest undeveloped deposits of rare earths and uranium on the planet. In the old world, we would offer a trade deal. But under Imperium Americanum, we make an offer Denmark can’t refuse – like a heavy-handed “security partnership” that effectively cedes sovereignty over the mining districts to U.S. interests. The White House sees the Arctic as the next South China Sea. Expect a massive push for U.S. corporate control over Greenland’s geology. Recommended Link 3 Gov’t Stakes in 90 Days. Here Comes #4. Three times in 90 days, the U.S. government took equity stakes in small American companies. Three times, stocks surged 111% hellip; 194% hellip; and 211%. And three times, one research firm identified them all BEFORE the announcements. Now… it’s happening again. A nuclear energy company is getting unprecedented federal support… The pattern is clear. The timing is urgent. One analyst believes we'll see the announcement in weeks, not months. This is your chance to get positioned before the next big government windfall. See the full analysis here. How to Invest In a High-Tempo Imperial Strategy With the geopolitical landscape redrawn, the question becomes tactical: how do we trade this? Most investors see ‘war’ and buy Lockheed Martin (LMT) or Northrop Grumman (NOC). That is the wrong play for this situation. Lockheed builds the F-35. It costs $100 million and takes years to build. That makes LMT a “Program” stock, great for a 20-year Cold War. But we aren’t fighting a Cold War. We are fighting a “Shadow War.” We are doing raids, drone strikes, and surveillance. We need things that are cheap, disposable, and fast. As such, you want to own “Op-Tempo” (Operational Tempo) stocks. You want the companies that make the bullets, the drones that get shot down, and the satellites that find the targets. There are a few names that fit the bill for this Imperial Basket. Drones, Attrition, and the New Air Power If the U.S. starts striking cartel labs in Mexico, it won’t send a piloted aircraft. It’ll send a Valkyrie drone made by Kratos (KTOS). Kratos is the leader in “attritable” aircraft – high-performance drones that are cheap enough to lose. In a high-tempo conflict where you are flying constantly over hostile territory, you burn through these things like AA batteries. Kratos is a high-beta play. If the news breaks that “U.S. Drones Strike Cartel Convoy,” Lockheed stock may move 1%. Kratos stock would pop 15%. This is the pure-play on kinetic action. But drones are only as valuable as the intelligence guiding them. The Eyes of the Empire: Surveillance as a Core Weapon Imperium Americanum is an intelligence-led regime – because, of course, you cannot strike what you cannot see. BlackSky (BKSY) is the tactical play. It provides real-time, low-latency imagery. This company tells the situation room, “The target just moved to this compound.” And it’s already hunting cartels for “undisclosed Latin American customers.” Planet Labs (PL) is the strategic play. If the U.S. is taking over Greenland’s mining sector or managing Venezuela’s oil fields, we’ll need daily, global scans of the terrain. This is Planet Labs’ specialty. These stocks have been beaten down as “unprofitable tech.” But we think that in 2026, they’ll become “critical national security infrastructure.” Of course, collecting intelligence is only half the battle. You need a system to synthesize it. The Software Running the Imperial State If the White House is micromanaging the world – from Venezuelan oil yields to cartel movements to Greenland mining output – it needs a dashboard. Palantir (PLTR) is that dashboard. It is already deeply embedded in the Pentagon. But in this new regime, where the line between military and economic policy is erased, Palantir becomes the operating system of the imperialist agenda. It is the safest, strongest hold in the basket. Who Profits When the Dust Settles The stocks we’ve mentioned so far capture the machinery of this conflict. There’s one company that captures the spoils. As we mentioned in a previous issue, Maduro’s ouster may have been veiled as a response to ‘narcoterrorism.’ But in truth, the U.S. seized Venezuela for its heavy crude. And Valero (VLO) is the company that refines it. While defense stocks give you the growth from the conflict, Valero gives you the profit from the peace. Its margins are about to explode as cheap Venezuelan sludge hits U.S. refineries on the Gulf Coast. This is your cash cow. The Rules of the Imperial Market As we sprint through the next 11 months, you need to rewrite your mental model of the market. The White House is the CIO. There is no such thing as a “free market” in 2026; only the “aligned market.” If a company’s interests align with the Imperial Agenda (securing resources, hurting adversaries), they will get contracts, regulatory moats, and air support (literally). If they don’t, they’ll get tariffs and DOJ investigations. Volatility is the Feature, Not the Bug. The Trump administration wants to be unpredictable. It’s confident in “The Madman Theory.” Expect tweet-storms that tank sectors overnight. Keep your position sizes reasonable and cash on hand to buy the dips when the president makes fresh threats. Morality is a Bear Market. You might find this new era distasteful and think that “Gunboat Diplomacy” belongs in the 19th century. That is a valid opinion. It is a terrible investment thesis. The market only really cares about liquidity and earnings. And right now, the U.S. government is about to inject massive liquidity into the business of projecting power. The Bottom Line The raid on Caracas was the starting gun of a new era. We face 11 more months of a White House that feels invincible, with a deadline that makes them desperate. That is a recipe for maximum action. The U.S. is going shopping. We just bought a country in South America. We might browse the aisles in the Arctic tomorrow. As President Trump boasted, “Nobody can stop us.” That’s not just rhetoric – it’s a market signal. So, don’t stand in the way of this momentum. Follow closely behind, and fill your basket with the stocks set to benefit most in this new era. Sincerely, Luke Lango Editor, Hypergrowth Investing P.S. Questions or comments about this issue? Drop us a line at langofeedback@investorplace.com.

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Bryan Bottarelli: "I Want to Make You a PARTNER In Our Firm" (Going Live at 2PM To Explain) Bryan Bottarelli | Head Trade Tactician | Monument Traders Live The Emergency 'Partnership Meeting' Goes LIVE In: Dear Reader, Today at 2pm ET, I'm going LIVE with an announcement I've never made before… I want you to become a 'PARTNER' of our firm @ Monument Traders Alliance. Not a normal customer… …But a Partner. Now, you're probably wondering what this "partnership" means. In short, I'm assembling a group of our most loyal and dedicated members. I want to do something special – as a thank you for your trust in our business. To be clear – I'm NOT looking to grow this business by acquiring thousands more normal subscribers… Instead, I'm looking to grow an executive team of 'Partners' on the journey to create generational wealth… in UP or DOWN markets… And your name has made the shortlist to join us on "the inside". And the benefits? They are life-changing. For example, over the past 12 months, our research has delivered (an average) of 1,130 winning trade recommendations… Explosive gains like: 496% overnight… 1,129% in 2 days… Even a 2,100% return in just 24 hours. And now… I'm revealing how 300 PARTNERS can get unlimited access to ALL the trading services, alerts, trading rooms, and AI tools… behind every single one of those wins. And I'm going LIVE today at 2pm ET to reveal all the details. Click here to join the event chatroom – we go LIVE at 2pm ET today! Yours in smart speculation, Bryan Bottarelli, Head Trade Tactician Monument Traders Live P.S. There are only 300 Partnership spots. Once they're claimed, this opportunity closes down immediately. Monument Traders Alliance, LLC You are receiving this email because you signed up for Monument Traders Live. To stop receiving special invitations and offers from Monument Traders Live, please click here. Please note: This will not impact the fulfillment of your subscription in any way. Please do not reply to this email as it goes to an unmonitored inbox. Questions? Check out our FAQs. Trying to reach us? Contact us here. Website | Privacy Policy | Whitelist Monument Traders Alliance © 2026 Monument Traders Alliance, LLC All Rights Reserved Monument Traders Alliance | 14 West Mount Vernon Place | Baltimore, MD 21201 North America: 888.215.5311 | International: +1.410.864.3083 Nothing published by Monument Traders Alliance should be considered personalized investment advice. Although our employees may answer your general customer service questions, they are not licensed under securities laws to address your particular investment situation. No communication by our employees to you should be deemed personalized investment advice. We allow the editors of our publications to recommend securities that they own themselves. However, our policy prohibits editors from exiting a personal trade while the recommendation to subscribers is open. In no circumstance may an editor sell a security before subscribers have a fair opportunity to exit. The length of time an editor must wait after subscribers have been advised to exit a play depends on the type of publication. All other employees and agents must wait 24 hours after publication before trading on a recommendation. Any investments recommended by Monument Traders Alliance should be made only after consulting with your investment advisor and only after reviewing the prospectus or financial statements of the company. Protected by copyright laws of the United States and international treaties. The information found on this website may only be used pursuant to the membership or subscription agreement and any reproduction, copying or redistribution (electronic or otherwise, including on the world wide web), in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without the express written permission of Monument Traders Alliance, LLC, 14 West Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore, MD 21201.

Wall Street’s quietly dumping Nvidia - Here’s why

Editor's Note: We are always on the lookout for cutting-edge financial news to share with you. Below is a message from our colleagues over at InvestorPlace that we found interesting. We urge you to continue reading. Dear Reader, The world’s richest people got to where they are now by doing one thing…  NOT losing money. And right now, a lot of them are making the same defensive move to protect their fortunes. They’re selling Nvidia left and right. Recently, Softbank (headed up by Masayoshi Son) sold off its entire $5.8 billion stake in Nvidia — washing their hands of all investment in the company. That’s a huge warning signal that Masayoshi Son sees much better opportunities elsewhere. But if there’s anyone’s selling that really should raise eyebrows, it’s Nvidia’s own insiders. In 2025, Jensen Huang and other high-ranking execs sold off $1.5 billion worth of shares. So, what’s wrong with Nvidia stock? You can see my point-by-point analysis right here. And why are the world’s smartest, richest investors dumping shares? Well, in the case of Softbank, it’s to fund other AI opportunities from data centers to robot manufacturing. In other words, urgent investments with bigger potential upside. So, if Softbank is moving its money out of Nvidia… If the highest-ranking officers inside the company are selling shares too… Then, where’s the next big opportunity? I believe it’s in this under-the-radar company that’s just now beginning to make big headlines… Recently the Wall Street Journal said this 174-year-old dividend-paying company “could become one of the biggest winners from the AI boom.” Plus, a recently-announced historic collaboration could position the company to succeed even if the AI boom becomes a bubble waiting to burst. Last year, this company’s stock periodically outperformed NVDA by more than 3X, but it’s STILL undervalued. Follow the money… Sell Nvidia and grab your next big opportunity right here. Sincerely, Eric Fry Senior Macro-Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace To ensure that you continue to receive marketing emails from TradeSmith, please add info@exct.tradesmith.com to your address book. If you no longer want to receive marketing emails from TradeSmith, please click here to unsubscribe. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact Customer Service at support@tradesmith.com or by calling 1-866-385-2076. © 2026 TradeSmith, LLC. All Rights Reserved. 1125 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 Terms of Use  |  Privacy Policy  |  Unsubscribe