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This could be the most important investment broadcast you watch all year. Porter Stansberry and Jeff Brown reveal a government-led financial mobilization unlike anything we’ve seen since WWII… quietly funneling trillions of dollars into a concentrated group of companies. Watch the full briefing here. Or continue reading to hear directly from Porter… — This isn’t a prediction. It’s already happening. Behind the scenes, America is being rapidly restructured by a sweeping federal mobilization – the most aggressive and urgent restructuring of our economy since World War II. And I believe it’s going to blindside most investors. This isn’t about politics or parties. It’s not about who you voted for. It’s about following the money… and understanding why it’s moving where it is. Because right now, under a series of sweeping executive orders and backdoor agreements, trillions of dollars are being funneled toward a tightly focused group of companies. Companies poised to benefit from what Trump has privately declared a “national emergency.” This has nothing to do with inflation, interest rates, or the national debt. It’s far bigger than all of those things, by magnitudes. Professor Nick Bostrom of Oxford University believes the force behind this national emergency is a bigger threat than a nuclear detonation. Once you see the scale of what’s unfolding and the extraordinary power being exercised to control it… you’ll understand why we’re preparing our readers to move their money accordingly. Here’s what I can tell you: The President has already issued more than 90 specific policy recommendations to remake America’s economy from the ground up. Multiple executive orders have already been signed – sweeping away regulatory barriers, unlocking massive contracts, and fast-tracking a new era of corporate-government cooperation. Key business leaders – including Apple’s Tim Cook, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, and Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg – have been quietly drafted into this effort, offering their infrastructure, vast resources, and technology. Private capital is already on the move, with more than $1 trillion that we know of already directed at this national emergency (and more likely to follow). And almost no one outside of Washington truly understands what’s going on. But if you want to be on the right side of the capital rotation this is causing (and avoid being crushed by it) you need to see the full picture. In this special broadcast, Jeff Brown and I will reveal what this national emergency is and why Trump is reordering the entire economy to prepare for it. More importantly, we’ll name the two companies we believe could be most likely to profit. This new emergency could determine who retires rich and who gets wiped out, as it forces an epic rotation of capital from one side of the market to the other. You still have time to prepare, but not much. This national emergency is escalating fast. That’s why we’re urging you to watch today. 
Good investing, Porter Stansberry P.S. This is already underway. Money is rapidly moving. And we believe several popular stocks could be decimated by it. Don’t wait to be engulfed by it. Prepare now. Go here.
Featured Article from MarketBeat Media 3 Surprising Earnings Winners Changing Their Market NarrativeWritten by Dan Schmidt. Published 8/4/2025. 
Key Points - Companies are reporting Q2 earnings, and results have surprised in several areas.
- AI stocks continue to dominate, but companies in other sectors have been punished for missing expectations.
- Beaten-down stocks outside AI like PayPal, SoFi, and Boeing have been slowly crafting comebacks, and their Q2 reports hint at more upside ahead.
Who doesn’t love a comeback story? While the most significant stock gains in 2025 have gone to AI hyperscalers, the market has rallied hard off the April lows, and investors are feeling more optimistic despite trade war headwinds and job market uncertainty. Today, we’ll look at three downtrodden individual stocks also mounting comeback stories of their own, and discuss why their Q2 earnings reports point to more improvement ahead. Earnings Season: Separating the Winners and Losers Another earnings season is well underway, and Q2 has been notable for its surprises on both the upside and downside. NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) actually posted an EPS miss, although the $44 billion in revenue was impressive enough to satisfy the ever-increasing demands of analysts and investors. AI hyperscalers like Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) also continue to raise the bar with record-shattering revenue, but the market could be bifurcating into AI-haves and AI-have-nots. Neil Dutta of Renaissance Macro Research pointed out that AI capex spending (defined as software plus information processing equipment) has added more to U.S. GDP growth so far this year than personal consumption expenditures. If you’re spending on AI and hit your targets, you’ve been rewarded by the market. But if you miss (or even produce a mixed report), you’re getting punished, especially outside the tech sector. Some large-cap stocks that beat expectations saw their stocks still drop after reporting. Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ: COIN) handily beat EPS estimates, but revenue growth slowed, and the stock was down nearly 14% the next day. Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. (NYSE: CMG) paired a slight EPS beat with a small revenue miss and was promptly shoved into a locker. The stock fell 13% after the report and another 8% in the week after. Standards are high right now, and even tiny missteps are causing losses. When expectations are this high, there’s no shame in looking for stocks with lower standards. That doesn’t mean lowering your standards as an investor (we’re still doing due diligence with proper risk analysis), it means looking for undervalued stocks that the market is discounting. Stocks like the three we’ll mention below are slowly rebuilding trust from the market and changing the story around their companies following their Q2 earnings releases. 3 Stocks Changing the Narrative With Their Q2 Reports All these companies have spent most of the past few years out of favor with their investors. But the sentiment around them is slowly changing, and each reported impressive Q2 earnings to back up that narrative. If you’re looking for value amidst a market that’s rapidly getting overextended, consider these surprising Q2 winners. SoFi: Graduating From Meme Stock to Financial Powerhouse It’s hard to forget the halcyon days of the meme stock era. Stocks like SoFi Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: SOFI) gained and lost 50% multiple times in the span of a few months while CEO Chamath Palihapitiya authored some of the cringiest tweets in the history of social media. You can still get plenty of cringe on Palihapitiya’s Twitter feed today, but the stock is no longer a meme thanks to its surging membership and loan growth. In Q2, SoFi added 850,000 new customers, representing year-over-year (YOY) growth of 34%. Revenue missed analysts' expectations, but also grew 42% YOY, and the 8 cents EPS number beat the expected 6 cents. Loan originations were also up 64% YOY to a record $8.8 billion, and the company raised FY 2025 guidance to $3.37 billion. SoFi stock remains a consensus Hold based on ratings from 20 analysts tracked by MarketBeat. However, the company’s Q2 earnings triggered new activity: Mizuho, Morgan Stanley, and Barclays all updated their coverage following the report—signaling growing attention even amid a neutral consensus. Boeing: The Turnaround Is Finally Underway Investors have been watching The Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) with binoculars for the last few years as the company made mistake after mistake, rendering the stock practically uninvestable. Recent scandals have plagued Boeing, a once-proud beacon of American industrialism, and its stock remains more than 50% below its 2019 all-time high. However, it's up more than 20% this year and showing signs of a sustained turnaround. In Q2, the company posted an unprofitable quarter (as expected), but it was narrower than a year ago, and the $22.75 billion in revenue represented nearly 35% YOY growth, easily smashing projections. But like most industrial sector stocks, we look to the backlog for clues. Boeing booked 455 orders in Q2, which boosts its backlog total to over $600 billion with more than 5,900 commercial plane orders on the books. Boeing’s future looks brighter right now than it has in more than five years, and investors are taking notice. PayPal: Post-Earnings Slump Offers Buying Opportunity Another beatdown name from a bygone era, PayPal Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: PYPL) has been garnering attention for its turnaround story. The stock is still down 20% this year and plunged again following its Q2 earnings release. But this drop is likely unwarranted and could represent a new entry point for investors. PayPal’s July 29 earnings saw EPS and revenue both beat expectations, led by Venmo’s 20% YOY revenue growth. The company has also demonstrated a shift to allow consumers to more easily interact with merchants by making all five of its participating global wallets (Venmo, PayPal, UPI, Mercado Pago, Tenpay Global) available for paying any PayPal merchant. Analysts are starting to take notice, too; PYPL shares received several price target boosts following its report, and the consensus target is now $84.57, signaling potential upside of over 25%.
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