Brian HicksPosted September 9, 2026
One of the biggest mistakes investors make during periods of great technological change is assuming the biggest winners will always be the companies making the headlines. Track record suggests...
Jason SimpkinsPosted September 7, 2026
The Pentagon ran two classified live-fire tests of Golden Dome hardware. The system shot down every target. And non-program-of-record companies were invited to watch.
Brian HicksPosted September 5, 2026
The average investor sees ChatGPT and thinks about software. But artificial intelligence isn't merely a software revolution. It's one of the largest industrial construction projects America has...
Jason WilliamsPosted September 4, 2026
The next AI infrastructure boom may not be built on massive campuses at all. Instead, it could be built one house, one neighborhood, and one tiny data center at a time.
Jason WilliamsPosted September 3, 2026
Britain just committed $100 million to secure domestic tungsten while the U.S. is tightening its grip on supply. The global race is accelerating, and this stock could be positioned to benefit...
Brian HicksPosted September 2, 2026
Last week, the White House declared a national emergency to secure America's bulk power system, warning that dependence on foreign-made electrical equipment has become a national security risk. At...
Jason SimpkinsPosted September 1, 2026
A 30-day NDA waiver for UAP whistleblowers just expired, and it's the latest in a decade-long pattern of forced government admissions on UAP — with a specific, under-the-radar defense contractor...
Jason SimpkinsPosted August 31, 2026
Last week, CIA Director John Ratcliffe flew to Moscow. He did so unannounced, on a military transport plane that took off from Joint Base Andrews, made a stop in Riga, and landed in the Russian...
Brian HicksPosted August 29, 2026
Earlier this year, gold stormed to record highs. Silver followed with one of its strongest rallies in history. Headlines screamed that the move had gone too far, too fast. Analysts declared the...
Jason WilliamsPosted August 28, 2026
SpaceX solved one of space’s biggest problems: launch cost. But the next phase of the boom depends on closing the transportation and infrastructure gaps it can’t solve alone.
Jason WilliamsPosted August 27, 2026
During WWII, nations fought to control supply and cripple industries. Today, China dominates supply, buyers are raiding U.S. markets, and the West is scrambling to catch up...
Brian HicksPosted August 26, 2026
The real story isn't that America is crossing another debt threshold. The real story is what governments always do once debt reaches levels that can never realistically be repaid...