From our partners at Weiss Ratings Dear Reader, Something big is brewing in Washington. According to my research, an executive order from President Trump could be just weeks away. And it holds the potential to trigger one of the most explosive tech booms in US history. At the center of it all? Robots. Not the kind that clean your house or pour you coffee. But the kind that could reshape entire industries, add $1.2 trillion per year to the US economy, and affect 65 million American lives — just in the next year. You see, there's just one final obstacle. One executive order and the floodgates open. And it could happen this August … or sooner. The best part? This $7 stock — which has already partnered with Nvidia, FedEx, Toyota, and Volvo — is in the perfect position to capitalize. But it might not stay "under-the-radar" for very long. To discover the full story behind this company, and why August could be the turning point for it … Click here now Best,  | Michael Robinson
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Just For You Norway's sovereign wealth fund sells its shares in 11 Israeli companiesWritten by The Associated Press. Published 8/11/2025. OSLO, Norway (AP) — Norway's sovereign wealth fund has sold its shares in 11 Israeli companies, its managers said Monday, a move they said reduces its holdings in the country against the backdrop of the "serious humanitarian crisis" in Gaza. The management of the fund, which invests Norway's profits from oil and gas, said in a statement that it had investments in 61 Israeli companies at the end of this year's first half. It said it decided last week to sell all its investments in 11 firms that are not in the Norwegian Finance Ministry's equity benchmark index, and has spent recent days completing those sales. It did not identify the companies concerned. The fund also said it will move all investments in Israeli companies that have been run by external managers in-house and is terminating contracts with external managers in Israel. "These measures were taken in response to extraordinary circumstances. The situation in Gaza is a serious humanitarian crisis," said Nicolai Tangen, the CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management, which manages what is widely known as the Oil Fund. "We are invested in companies that operate in a country at war, and conditions in the West Bank and Gaza have recently worsened. In response, we will further strengthen our due diligence." Tangen added in a statement that the latest move "will simplify the management of our investments in this market" and reduce the number of companies that the fund's council on ethics monitors. The fund's management noted that it intensified its monitoring of investments in Israeli companies last fall and sold its holdings in "several" firms as a result. Officially known as the Government Pension Fund Global, the Oil Fund owns nearly 1.5% of all shares in the world's listed companies, with holdings in about 9,000 firms, according to its management's website.
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