RJ Hamster
An $8 trillion-dollar discovery 17,000 ft underwater
It might not look like much…
But what’s hiding inside of this ordinary looking rock represents an $8 to $16 trillion discovery.
And as strange as it sounds, it has the potential to reshape our entire economic landscape… and usher in a new golden age of American dominance…
While few people have ever seen one, let alone held one before…
In the weeks and months ahead, I believe you’ll see pictures of them plastered on every news channel across the country. CNN and Fox Business will be running stories about these rocks … in a 24/7 media blitz.
Investors will be piling in like it’s the next Nvidia or Bitcoin.
And hedge funds will be scrambling to get early exposure.
We can already see the early signs of what’s to come, with “60 Minutes” calling it a “bonanza.”
And others saying could be “the beginning of a gold rush,” and “a modern-day El Dorado.”
They’re considered to be more economically important than gold… and gemstones.
Which is why a rapidly escalating battle is taking place over control of these stones…
All of the world’s economic superpowers… including the USA, China, Russia, Japan, India… and others.
They’re all scrambling like crazy… trying to acquire as many of these rocks as they possibly can.
And I’d be shocked if the biggest tech companies in the world didn’t soon follow suit…
Why?
Because U.S. national security relies on them…
Nvidia needs them to manufacture their GPU’s and AI accelerators…
Same with Apple, Tesla, and just about every tech company in Silicon Valley.
In other words…
And if you were to crack it open – which I’ll do today – you’d find the secret ingredients necessary for developing 21st century technologies like electric vehicles…
As well as our personal devices like smartphones, laptops, and tablets.
Green technologies like wind turbines… and solar energy systems.
Even advanced military tech like self-guiding missiles, drones, and stealth jets.
Without these rocks… and the secrets hiding within them… none of these technologies would be possible.
Which is why the people who can get their hands on them could make millions.
Problem is, you can’t…
You see, the road this rock took to end up sitting on my desk is nothing short of amazing… a journey that likely started at least 4,000 miles away, in an area halfway between Hawaii and the California coast, in a deep abyssal plain at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
It had to be dredged up to the surface from bone-crushing depths using highly specialized equipment.
Even though they’re potentially worth trillions… practically nobody can source them…
Except for a select few companies…
And only one of them is publicly traded.
A little-known “American-friendly” firm that’s developed proprietary technology to mine these rocks from the deepest, darkest depths of the ocean.
Not only that, but they’ve recently secured government backing for what amounts to a near-monopoly over an area the size of Georgia… holding 340 million tons.
Right now, they’re still a small-cap company… even though their stock has already begun ripping higher… up around 160% since late April.
I’ll tell you the name and ticker symbol here…
But here’s what you need to understand…
This trillion-dollar discovery represents just one small piece of a much larger story.
It’s a tangible symbol of a seismic shift happening right now that could completely transform America’s economic landscape.
What I’ve uncovered through months of investigation is that we’re witnessing the early stages of what could be a significant modern wealth-creation event.
An event I’m calling “America’s Resource Renaissance.”
A systematic dismantling of decades-old barriers that have kept trillions of dollars of natural wealth locked away from the American people.
From the Alaskan wilderness to the Nevada desert… from the mountains of Wyoming to the deepest depths of the Pacific Ocean… a new era of American prosperity is dawning.
A natural resource boom… right here on American soil… bigger than anything we’ve experienced over the past 100 years.
As someone who has navigated the financial markets for nearly three decades – accurately predicting the rise of the internet economy and the Obama-era Shale boom – I recognize the patterns that precede massive wealth-creation events.
What’s unfolding now follows a historical pattern I’ve studied extensively – one that has consistently created substantial wealth for those positioned correctly.
And while the historical parallels are not indicative of future results, I tend to track these parallels closely.
Most people will miss the chance to build real, lasting wealth… because they’ve never seen anything like what could unfold in the near future.
They won’t understand how “America’s resource renaissance” will change politics moving forward.
They won’t understand the impact this will have on our economy.
Most people will miss out entirely.
Don’t be one of them.
Watch this now before it’s too late.
Monday’s Featured News
These 3 Beaten-Down Stocks Could Be Your Best Buying Opportunity This Quarter
Written by Jordan Chussler. Published 11/17/2025.
Key Points
- The sell-off that began in late October continued through the first half of November as concerns about valuations and an AI bubble continue.
- Since Oct. 29, consumer discretionary, communication services, and tech are down 3.45%, 4.27%, and 5.25%, respectively.
- That has created buy-the-dip opportunities in those sectors, with high-quality companies like Meta Platforms, Home Depot, and T-Mobile currently on sale.
The tech sell-off that began in late October continued through the first half of November. While the selling was initially concentrated in a handful of the Magnificent Seven and other AI-levered names—including Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR), which is down nearly 13% since—selling pressure has bled into numerous other sectors.
Specifically, as tech compiled a loss of 5.25% during that period, communication servicesdropped 4.27% and consumer discretionary fell 3.45%. Pullbacks are a healthy part of market cycles, especially in a bull market. Investors often react emotionally during earnings season, but guidance matters most.
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For investors looking to buy the dip, three companies with solid fundamentals and long-term prospects are trading at more attractive levels: Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META), T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS), and Home Depot (NYSE: HD).
Meta’s AI Spending Is Surging
When the Magnificent Seven member reported Q3 earnings on Oct. 29, it beat expectations on both the top and bottom lines. Earnings per share (EPS) of $7.25 topped the $6.74 analyst consensus, and revenue of $51.24 billion exceeded forecasts of $49.34 billion, a 26.2% year-over-year increase.
But earnings are rear-facing, and the market focused on the company’s CapEx plans for AI infrastructure spending, including roughly $600 billion over the next three years. This year alone, Meta is slated to spend between $70 billion and $72 billion. The company also reported a one-time $15.9 billion tax hit, which accelerated the selling. META is now down nearly 19% since the Oct. 29 report.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Meta plans to “aggressively front-load [AI] building capacity,” viewing the increased CapEx as long-term investment supported by solid revenue growth in its core advertising business. Meta’s Q4 guidance calls for revenue of $56 billion to $59 billion, driven primarily by advertising improvements from AI targeting and increased engagement across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Threads and other apps.
Meta is the only Magnificent Seven stock that hasn’t undergone a stock split. While its share price of $609.46 may seem elevated, Wall Street remains broadly bullish: of 48 analysts covering META, 41 rate it a Buy, seven rate it a Hold, and none rate it a Sell. The analysts’ average 12-month price target of $827.60 implies nearly 36% potential upside.
The stock trades at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 26.92—the cheapest among the Magnificent Seven. For context, NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA)trade at P/Es of about 54.18 and 269.57, respectively.
Home Depot Pays Patient Investors
Home Depot hasn’t reported Q3 earnings yet, but when it reported Q2 results on Aug. 19, it missed on both earnings and revenue. Since then, the stock has struggled and is down more than 11% from those levels; year-to-date, HD is down 6.72%.
The consumer discretionary mainstay is feeling weaker macro conditions—consumer spending has slowed compared with 2024—and Home Depot has been affected. Still, there are reasons to like the company. Analysts expect earnings to grow about 3.11% over the next year, and the stock trades at a reasonable P/E of 24.60.
Home Depot also looks oversold: its Relative Strength Index on a YTD chart sits around 29.71. Wall Street appears to expect a rebound: the 23 analysts covering the stock have an average 12-month price target of $429.33, implying roughly 18.6% upside.
Meanwhile, patient investors are rewarded with income. Home Depot has raised its dividend for 16 consecutive years, making it a reliable holding for income-focused portfolios. The stock currently yields about 2.54%, roughly $9.20 per share annually.
T-Mobile’s Growth Is Underappreciated
As the second-largest mobile carrier in the U.S., T-Mobile reported Q3 results on Oct. 23 with roughly 140 million subscribers and beat on both earnings and revenue. The company posted EPS of $2.41 and revenue of $21.96 billion, an 8.9% year-over-year increase.
Despite the beat, the stock fell nearly 9% through Nov. 6. It has since recovered some ground but remains down on the year, suggesting investors may have overlooked T-Mobile’s revised full-year guidance, which included:
- Adjusted EBITDA raised from $33.3–$33.7 billion to $33.7–$33.9 billion
- Adjusted free cash flow baseline increased from $17.6 billion to $17.8 billion
- Fiber customer net additions revised from approximately 100,000 to approximately 130,000
Short interest is low at just 1.89%, and the 32 analysts covering the stock put the average 12-month price target at $266.83, implying about 23.5% upside from current levels.
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