Dear Reader,
Circle October 1 on your calendar.
Because on that day, a plan quietly set in motion by President Trump could trigger a $100 trillion transfer of government-owned wealth into the public markets.
Oil. Natural gas. Lithium. Gold. Rare Earth Minerals. Timber. Even land rights.
All of it... sitting idle for decades... may soon be auctioned, leased, or sold.
This isn't speculation.
The Department of the Interior has confirmed the initiative. Dozens of deals are already underway... with one tiny stock already up 3,700% since the beginning of the year.
And the leaked federal paperwork points to October 1 as a major inflection point.
And if I'm right (as I've been many times before) early investors could capture decade-sized gains in just months.
But only if they act before this story becomes front-page news.
My team has uncovered some of the best opportunities, including one $10 stock backed by one of the most powerful investors on Wall Street.
Click here to see what's unfolding and how to prepare.
Sincerely,
Whitney Tilson
Editor, Stansberry Research
P.S. Every week, I see more news breaking about this story: more land surveys, more energy leases, more executive orders tied to what I call "The US: IPO."
Even Doug Burgum, Trump's Secretary of the Interior, confirmed it, saying:
"We might have $100 trillion in assets... and our return right now is almost nothing."
That is about to change. But to be early... and potentially profit from it ...you must act before October 1.
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MarketBeat Week in Review – 08/11 - 08/15
Written by MarketBeat Staff. Published 8/16/2025.
Uncertainty returned to markets this week after conflicting inflation data for July. While consumer prices met forecasts, producer prices surged. Yet investors have shrugged off these concerns, driving stocks higher on the back of strong earnings, progress on tariffs and retail sales that matched expectations.
Optimism is also underpinned by hopes of rate cuts in September, although that sentiment could shift after the Fed chair's speech at next week's Jackson Hole symposium.
The trend still favors the bulls, but the path upward may be bumpy. Historically, September has been a volatile month for stocks, so investors should brace for swings. Nevertheless, opportunities abound, and MarketBeat's analysts are here to help you find them. Below are some of this week's most popular stories.
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- Conflicting inflation numbers brought uncertainty back to the markets, but investors still pushed stocks higher.
- All eyes turn to the Federal Reserve chair’s remarks at the Jackson Hole meeting next week.
- The trend is still bullish, but investors should expect volatility heading into a historically weak month for stocks.
Articles by Thomas Hughes
As nuclear energy reshapes portfolios, Thomas Hughes argues that the biggest gains may come from thinking small—specifically small modular reactors (SMRs). NuScale Power Corp. (NYSE: SMR) leads this sector and is on track to deploy its first commercial reactors by 2027. Read more: An Atomic-Sized Surge Is Brewing for NuScale Power Stock Price.
Oracle Corp. (NYSE: ORCL) is up nearly 50% in 2025, but Hughes offers five reasons why its rally may have further to run. With analysts and institutions positioning ahead of September earnings, the next catalyst could be on the horizon. Details: Oracle's 2025 Rally Is Only Half Over: 5 Reasons Why.
In the AI space, Hughes explains why Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) can appeal to both growth and income investors, positioning it as a core holding for diversified portfolios. Learn more: Cisco Systems: The Only AI Stock Income Investors Need to Own.
Articles by Sam Quirke
Despite being unloved in the hot chip sector, Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) still shows promise, with a consensus price target implying a 50% gain, according to Quirke. Read: If Qualcomm Holds $145, Its Next Move Could Be Massive.
After a sharp pullback in Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN), Quirke examines why the bears may have waved the white flag following the company's latest earnings. See analysis: Amazon's Bears Have Raised the White Flag—Get Excited.
Bullish momentum in Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) was confirmed by a key technical breakout, and Quirke details why it still offers a compelling risk/reward for long-term investors. Full story: Tesla's Pennant Just Snapped—Here's What It Means for the Stock.
Articles by Chris Markoch
CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWD) has fallen sharply in the past month. Markoch analyzes the factors behind the downturn and why an upcoming earnings report could reignite the bulls. Read: CrowdStrike Faces Valuation Test Before Key Earnings Report.
After CAVA Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CAVA) reported weak same-store sales and cut full-year guidance, Markoch suggests the drop may simply reflect the pressures of a young stock facing high expectations. More: CAVA's Honeymoon Ends with a 16% Stock Drop.
For investors seeking stability, Markoch highlights three high-yield dividend stocks trading under $50 that fit the bill in volatile markets.
Articles by Ryan Hasson
Defense and space stocks have attracted buyers, with Rocket Lab USA Inc. (NASDAQ: RKLB) up more than 70% this year. Hasson explains how a recent acquisition will open new revenue streams. Details: Rocket Lab Scores Analyst Upgrades, Finalizes GEOSt Takeover.
Once considered a turnaround candidate, Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) reclaimed the $200 threshold. Hasson explores the outlook for the tech giant after reigniting its bull run: Alphabet Reclaims $200 Threshold—Bull Run Reignited.
For those overwhelmed by individual AI and energy infrastructure stocks, Hasson offers five ETFs that provide broad exposure to these fast-moving sectors while catering to different investing styles.
Articles by Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli
In a trader's market for chips, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (NYSE: TSM) stands out as a buy-and-hold name. Osorio-Mazilli highlights growth drivers that justify chasing the stock even near record highs. Read: Taiwan Semiconductor Stock: Own It, Don't Trade It.
BigBear.ai Holdings Inc. (NYSE: BBAI) plunged on disappointing earnings and guidance. Osorio-Mazilli breaks down why the stock may be oversold and why short sellers could face a bear trap; see Why BigBear.ai Stock's Dip on Earnings Can Be an Opportunity.
Monopolistic companies can offer stability in turbulent markets. Osorio-Mazilli profiles three stocks with near-monopoly power poised to attract institutional interest.
Articles by Leo Miller
The Trade Desk Inc. (NASDAQ: TTD) disappointed with its open-internet model this quarter. Miller explains why patient investors may still win the long-term ad space war: Why Trade Desk Crashed 40% Despite a Q2 Sales Beat.
Buybacks are usually the domain of blue chips, but Miller spotlights three growth companies that just announced repurchase programs, including one $20 billion plan that may be only the beginning.
AI is transforming biotech and healthcare, and Tempus AI Inc. (NASDAQ: TEM) leads the way in precision medicine. Miller argues that despite a near doubling since December 2024, TEM still has ample upside: Tempus AI's Strong Q2 Fuels Growth Story—More Upside Ahead.
Articles by Nathan Reiff
As earnings season kicks off, Reiff highlights four stocks poised for a post-earnings bump this week.
D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NASDAQ: QBTS) is a standout in quantum computing. Reiff compares its positioning against rival names in the emerging sector: Post-Earnings: How Does D-Wave Stack Up Against Quantum Rivals?.
Not all dividend stocks are created equal. Reiff profiles three big-yield plays with strong earnings growth to back them up.
Articles by Dan Schmidt
Even in AI, some winners are losers. Schmidt examines three AI stocks in correction mode to see if they can rebound.
IPOs are modestly back in 2025. Schmidt reviews two recent debuts and why investor interest may be warranted.
ESPN's new deals with the NFL and WWE matter most for its parent, The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS). Schmidt connects the dots on what these agreements mean for the House of Mouse: NFL and WWE Land on ESPN—The Impact on Disney and TKO Stocks.
Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson
Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE: ACHR) stock gained ground after beating estimates and delivering an aircraft to the UAE, proving its eVTOL concept can become reality. Read: Catalysts Align: Archer Beats Estimates, Delivers Aircraft to UAE.
AI infrastructure is the "picks and shovels" of this revolution. Johnson explains why Arista Networks Inc. (NYSE: ANET) continues to attract dollars and may have more room to run: Arista Networks: Cashing In as the Tollbooth for AI Traffic.
Data-center buildouts are turning utilities into growth plays. Johnson highlights how American Electric Power Company Inc. (NYSE: AEP) is surging on demand from rapid data-center expansion: How AEP Became a Critical AI Infrastructure Play.
Articles by Jordan Chussler
The 100% tariff on imported chips will benefit U.S.-based semiconductor makers. Chussler names three companies positioned to profit from the new barriers.
Crypto exchange Bullish (NYSE: BLSH) backed by Peter Thiel made its debut. Chussler contrasts it with Coinbase and Kraken and offers a framework for investors considering the stock: How Did Peter Thiel–Backed Crypto Exchange Bullish's IPO Go?.
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