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President Trump recently said data centers could become bigger than oil.
Gap is still massive:
Global oil market: $3 trillion/year
Global data-center market: $0.5 trillion/year
These companies still have long runway for growth:
1. $NBIS | Full-stack AI cloud and GPU infrastructure provider, with Q1 2026 revenue up 684% YoY
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U.S. PLANS BAN ON NEW CHINESE DATA CENTER PARTS
Reuters reports the Trump administration is drafting a ban on imports of new Chinese optical transceivers used in AI data centers.
Here are ten stocks you need to pay attention to before it's too late:
1. $NOK - Nokia
Already the primary replacement for Huawei and ZTE in Western networks, and now expanding in optics. AI and cloud net sales grew 49% last quarter with optical networks up 20%. NVIDIA invested $1 billion, and Nokia is putting $4 billion into US R&D and manufacturing including a 10x photonic chip expansion in Pennsylvania.
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I have spent years digging through market data, backtesting strategies, and reading academic research.
One truth keeps coming back to me. Almost nobody talks about it.
The entire net wealth created by the US stock market since 1926 came from a tiny handful of companies.
The rest is dead weight.
According to research from Professor Hendrik Bessembinder:
- Just 86 stocks accounted for half of all wealth creation in the US stock market over the past 90+ years.
- The top 4% of stocks explain 100% of the net gains.
- The remaining 96% of stocks collectively performed about the same as Treasury bills.
A more recent global study from 1991 to 2020 found the same skew. The top 2.4% of stocks created every single dollar of net stock market wealth worldwide.
This is not theory. This is what the data actually shows.
That 10% average long-term stock market return everyone talks about? It is an illusion created by a tiny number of extreme outliers.
Most individual stocks never deliver meaningful outperformance. Many do not even beat cash over their lifetime.
This is why most active managers underperform broad indexes.
This is why trying to "find the next big winner" is closer to a lottery than an edge.
And this is why broad diversification is one of the highest-probability ways to capture those rare massive winners without having to identify them in advance.
Serious investing is about understanding how the game actually works. It is about positioning yourself to benefit from the extreme positive skew instead of fighting it.
The data does not lie.
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I'll only say it once.
This might be the fastest way to accumulate $1 million by the end of 2026:
1. $IREN is a $79 stock trading at $52
2. $MU is a $1750 stock trading at $1120
3. $CRDO is a $350 stock trading at $280
4. $NVDA is a $350 stock trading at $202
5. $MRVL is a $385 stock trading at $281
6. $ANET is a $200 stock trading at $165
7. $RDW is a $30 stock trading at $12
8. $SNK is a $190 stock trading at $21
This move will make many millionaires.
Follow if you don't want to miss any of them.
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UPDATE: President Trump filed a March 23rd purchase of up to $5,000,000 of Dell stock, $DELL
It has now risen 238% since then.
Look at this graph from Quiver:
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We were right
Last month, we told you about a trend in which five different politicians had been loading up on $CSCO (Cisco Systems)
It's up ~43% since the post on 4/13
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$SPY crashed 2% but this actually triggers a bigger 10%-20% sell off.
Korean stock market crashed 12% already.
There's 8 reasons why $SPY has to pull back:
1. $BA just dropped a hawkish bomb
BofA now expects the Fed to hike rates 3x in 2026 (75bps total), reversing their own call from last week. Sticky inflation + strong jobs data is the reason. Market was only pricing in 1 hike this is a major repricing of risk.
Tickers: $NBIS $WYFI $AMKR $AAOI $APLD $AMD $AAPL
2. KOSPI just got demolished overnight
Korea's KOSPI crashed ~10% after SK Hynix signaled it's slowing HBM4 expansion to shift capacity toward higher-margin conventional DRAM. Market read this as AI memory demand cooling, even though SK Hynix's 2026 HBM supply was already sold out.
Tickers: $SNDK $WDC $STX $MU
3. Leverage in Korea is unwinding fast
Korean retail margin debt hit record levels (~$39-40B) chasing the AI rally. When SK Hynix/Samsung cracked, leveraged accounts got force-sold, amplifying the KOSPI crash and spilling into global risk sentiment.
Tickers: $NOW $PLTR $HOOD $SOFI $TE $KEEL
4. Kevin Warsh's first meeting = hawkish surprise
New Fed Chair Warsh held rates steady but struck a notably hawkish tone, with 9 of 18 FOMC members now penciling in a 2026 hike. Markets expected a dovish honeymoon got the opposite.
Tickers: $AMZN $IBM $BE $NBIS $TSLA
5. The AI spending math is being questioned
Nasdaq 100 futures dropped ~2.5%+ Tuesday as investors grew nervous about debt-funded AI capex actually generating returns. Higher yields make that spending more expensive, hitting mega-cap tech hardest.
Tickers: $NVDA, $AVGO $INTC $ORCL $MU
6. SpaceX lockup overhang is weighing on sentiment
$SPCX has slid ~24% over 3 sessions post-IPO as investors price in upcoming insider share unlocks (20% after August earnings, more later). No insiders have sold yet — it's the anticipation of future supply hitting the float.
Tickers: $SPCX, $SATS, $ASTS, $IONQ, $RKLB
7. The largest quarter-end rebalance in 4+ years
JPMorgan estimates institutions could sell up to $165B in equities and rotate into bonds by June 30 — the biggest such flow since at least 2022. GPIF (~$60B), Norges Bank (~$40B), US pensions (~$55B), and the SNB (~$25B) are the major sellers.
Tickers: $QQQ $MSFT $META $GOOG $AMD
8. Treasury yields are climbing on the hawkish repricing
The 10-year is sitting near 4.51% as markets price in fewer cuts / more hikes. Higher yields compress valuations across growth and rate-sensitive sectors simultaneously.
Tickers: $DRAM $GRID $AIS $VOO $TLT
$SPY will test 50SMA at $730. I'd wait to buy dips, BUT for sure we are adding cheap stocks.
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Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. (R) just bought $EQT
$EQT is the biggest natural gas company in America
Meanwhile, he sits on the House Energy and Commerce Committee
That committee has oversight of FERC, the agency that regulates natural gas pipelines
In May, FERC proposed rules to speed up pipeline approvals
Easier pipeline approvals are the single best thing that can happen to $EQT


















