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The idiom “never judge a book by its cover” can cut both ways when it comes to clinical-stage biotechnology companies like Amylyx Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: AMLX). The stock is up over 140% in the last 12 months as the company has made progress on its pipeline.
One of the drugs in the pipeline is Avexitide, a treatment for post-bariatric hypoglycemia after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery. In early May, Amylyx announced it had completed full enrollment in its Phase 3 trial, LUCIDITY. Topline results are expected in Q3 2026, which is pivotal for the short-term outlook for AMLX.
However, this is a story that’s playing out in three distinct chapters that will take years to fully develop. And, as is the case with even large-cap biotech companies, execution is always a risk. Investors saw that with another company, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: REGN), on May 18, when it delivered Phase 3 results for its melanoma study of fianlimab + Libtayo that failed to meet its primary endpoint versus Keytruda, the industry standard from Merck & Co. (NYSE: MRK).
That said, positive news is positive news. Amylyx is committed to developing treatments for diseases with high unmet needs. Here’s a full read on the company’s progress as of late May, 2026.
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Amylyx is taking the opposite approach to the GLP-1 boom: instead of developing agonists for weight loss, the company is developing a GLP-1 antagonist. Avexitide is a first-in-class GLP-1 antagonist that could become the first-ever FDA-approved therapy for post-bariatric hypoglycemia (PBH). This is a metabolic condition that affects approximately 8% of patients in the United States who have undergone one of the two most common types of bariatric surgery.
A key consideration for investors is that PBH has a small addressable market of around 160,000. So while it’s addressing the GLP-1 market, it’s addressing it in a niche fashion. That doesn’t make it any less relevant. But if investors are going to look at Amylyx with conviction, they’ll need to take a wider view.
Next in the company’s pipeline is AMX0035, the company’s therapeutic for Wolfram Syndrome. This is a rare genetic disease that presents significant challenges for patients. It usually begins in childhood with insulin-requiring diabetes and is marked by progressive optic nerve changes that affect vision and can involve broader neurological symptoms that increasingly affect daily life.
The addressable global market is estimated to be about 15,000 to 30,000, with about 1,000 to 2,000 in the United States. AMX0035 is in its Phase 2 HELIOS trial, and Amylyx has already delivered positive results at both the Week 24 and Week 48 milestones. The company plans to share Week 96 data later this year.
This is an incredibly small market, but it can serve as proof of how Amylyx can treat neurodegenerative diseases, which is where the plot thickens.
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One small company makes the exact equipment these data centers need. They’re sitting on $1.5 billion in orders, their hardware is already inside Musk’s Colossus, and the stock still trades like a name nobody’s heard of. Analyst Dylan Jovine is releasing the ticker for free.See the stock positioned to solve AI’s biggest power crisis
Further back in the company’s pipeline is AMX0114, the company’s treatment for ALS. The global ALS therapeutics market is expected to reach $1.7 billion in 2034 and is growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10%. This is a market with essentially no disease-modifying options. That gives pricing power to companies that develop anything that demonstrably works.
Amylyx has completed enrollment of Cohort 2 of its ongoing Phase 1 trial in March 2026, with early biomarker data from Cohort 1 expected to be delivered in June 2026. Significantly, the drug carries FDA Fast Track Designation, and the early readouts have been positive.
But this is still a drug in its early phases. It will be 2029 or 2030 at the earliest before investors will have a line of sight on commercial production.
Investors who are planning to hold AMLX for the long haul can build a position over time. One idea is to divide a position into thirds and allocate one-third of the capital to each pipeline milestone.
That way, investors can capture the potential upside with less downside risk. The Amylyx analyst forecasts on MarketBeat give the stock a consensus price target of $23, a gain of over 60% from its opening price on May 21. But that implies that the results the company is expected to deliver later this year will be positive.
It’s also important to note that AMLX has about 15% short interest, which is meaningful given the stock’s 20% decline over the 30 days ending May 20. That reflects the recent earnings report, which served as a reminder that the company is not profitable and has not yet generated revenue.

The company is a niche play today. Whether it’s being priced for its future growth remains to be seen. Like many biotech stocks, Amylyx has risk, but the upside may be worth a speculative position.
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Semiconductors and tech are holding up the entire market… Time for Melt Up liftoff?… The White House portfolio expands… Stakes in quantum computing… Get there before the announcements break…
The mixed messages about negotiations and a fresh “kinetic” flare-up between the U.S. and Iran continued over the long weekend.
Essentially, all the conflict’s big points (like nuclear material in Iran and the Strait of Hormuz being closed to free passage) are still open-ended…
Persian Gulf oil also remains drastically cut off from the global supply chain. Today, July contracts for Brent crude – the international benchmark – and West Texas Intermediate were about 3% higher, rising to $100 and $94 per barrel, respectively.
In short, near-term oil prices continue to swing wildly on headlines, and they’re about 40% higher than prewar levels. Plus, the practical impacts of the Strait of Hormuz’s closure grow each day.
But the market continues to “price in” a resolution with no big fundamental disruption to energy supply. You can see this across the oil futures curve – with longer-dated oil contracts continuing to trade lower than near-term contracts the further out you go.
However, bond traders are increasingly pricing in higher inflation numbers tied to energy costs.
To be fair, both things can be true. Prices could be higher than they were – but not much more than they are today.
Then there’s the stock market, which is distinctly split in two. In short, there’s semiconductors and tech stocks – and everything else.
With another 2%-plus gain today, the tech sector of the S&P 500 Index is now up roughly 45% since its March 30 low, carrying the U.S. benchmark to around an 18% gain during that time frame. But nine of the 10 other major sectors haven’t made new highs since March.
Real estate is the exception – barely. The State Street Real Estate Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLRE) is essentially flat since making a new high for the year in April, and it’s still below its 2024 highs and 2022 all-time highs.
Narratives du jour and bubbly indicators aside (which we’ll get into in tomorrow’s edition)… from a technical perspective, Ten Stock Trader editor Greg Diamond has called the recent market action the biggest “divergence I’ve ever seen.”
Today, Greg wrote in an update for subscribers…
I spent a lot of time this weekend looking at various charts – time cycles of past and present, price action, and everything in between.
What I’ve concluded is the following…
1) This will be one of the most extreme “sell in May and go away” market environments we’ve seen in many, many years.
OR
2) We’re entering the biggest euphoric bubble since the 1929/2000/2008 tops.
Here’s the catch…
Big moves are coming no matter what.
As Greg went on to share, call-option volume on the S&P 500 Index has kept growing… and gone parabolic this year…
The thing is, during these wild environments, “the crowd can be right,” Greg wrote.
Reading this, I (Corey McLaughlin) am reminded of a quote attributed to the economist John Maynard Keynes: “Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.”
I’m also reminded of our colleague Brett Eversole’s “Melt Up Master Plan,” available to True Wealth subscribers and Stansberry Alliance members here. In it, Brett highlighted how semiconductors have – and likely will – outperform during euphoric times.
A pair of semiconductor recommendations that Brett recommended along with that research are up about 110% and nearly 90%. Brett told subscribers to sell half of the former position, a leveraged play on semiconductors, earlier this month, explaining…
Selling half of positions up 100% or more lets us play with house money. It’s the disciplined approach, something that’s necessary when prices are soaring like they are right now.
As I wrote about a month ago, we’re not saying to bet the farm against U.S. stocks at all-time highs, but we wouldn’t be surprised to see a drawdown ahead. So it pays to know the type of environment – fear or greed – that you’re in before taking on undue risk.
That’s why Greg shared the outline of a possible game plan to trade a “euphoric market” if it’s not clear the market has topped by the end of this month. Ten Stock Trader subscribers can find Greg’s update here.
Today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 0.2%, the S&P 500 was up 0.7%, the Nasdaq Composite Index was up more than 1%, and the small-cap Russell 2000 Index gained 1.8%.
Last Thursday, the Commerce Department announced it was awarding $2 billion to be split between nine different companies in the quantum-computing sector. In exchange for the grants, the U.S. will take an equity stake in each of the nine companies.
Five of the nine companies are publicly traded: IBM (IBM), Globalfoundries (GFS), D-Wave Quantum (QBTS), Infleqtion (INFQ), and Rigetti Computing (RGTI).
IBM will receive $1 billion, and Globalfoundries will receive $375 million, both to build manufacturing plants for quantum chips. The remaining funds will be split between seven quantum-computing startups.
Like with many of the other companies in the “White House portfolio,” the government cited national security as the primary driver for the investment. From the Commerce Department’s press release…
Quantum computing has significant implications for national defense, advanced materials and biopharmaceutical discovery, financial modeling, and energy systems. A strong domestic quantum ecosystem is essential for U.S. national security, technological resilience and long-term strategic leadership.
Put simply, quantum computing runs much faster than traditional computing because the technology can run thousands of operations simultaneously. That poses a security problem when you consider that our digital security today is built for traditional computing.
As our colleague and Market Maven editor Gabe Marshank explained in a special report for subscribers last October…
The result is that while a normal computer might take days, years, or even decades to break into a locked digital door… a quantum computer could do it in seconds. That has some troubling implications.
Nearly everything on the Internet today – your passwords, credit cards, bank information, text messages, even military secrets – is protected by locks that are only “safe” because they take too long to break with regular computers. That’s not the case with quantum computing.
The quantum sector is still in its infancy. But with the security implications, it has the potential to be a massive market. Gabe wrote that his back-of-the-napkin math suggests it will become a $2.5 trillion sector.
The White House started taking stakes in companies last August (with a 10% stake in Intel), and the government now has equity in 11 different public companies. And, nine months in, the portfolio is doing extremely well.
Here’s an updated version of a table we’ve shared a few times in previous Digests…
Only one of the government’s positions – its stake in critical materials company Korea Zinc (KRX: 010130) – is in the red. But MP Materials (MP) has more than doubled, and Intel has soared nearly 500% since the government established its stake and put an emphasis on developing chipmaking infrastructure in the U.S.
A focus on U.S. chipmaking is a big reason why our colleague Dave Lashmet recommended Intel to his Stansberry Venture Technology subscribers in May 2023. Subscribers who followed his advice are sitting on nearly 300% gains in three years.
Of course, the White House’s decisions are influencing these returns, as investors know these companies have the backing of the federal government. We saw this with quantum stocks last week…
D-Wave Quantum, Infleqtion, and Rigetti Computing shares each surged more than 30% the day the Commerce Department announced the grants. Even IBM, a company with a $232 billion market cap, jumped more than 10%.
Here’s a new wrinkle to the White House portfolio story…
Earlier this month, a filing from the Office of Government Ethics showed that President Donald Trump (either personally or through a financial adviser) placed more than 3,600 trades in the first quarter.
And a few of those trades were in companies that the president has mentioned publicly…
For one, Trump bought at least $1 million (and as much as $5 million) in Dell Technologies (DELL), with the last trade coming on March 23. That puts his entry price somewhere between $125 and $160 per share.
Last week, Dell’s stock shot up to a new all-time high above $260 per share after Trump said to “go out and buy” Dell computers during an event at the White House.
The president’s account was also shown to have added up to more than $6 million in Nvidia (NVDA) shares while Trump approved the company’s chips for export licenses to China, asked China to open up its economy to companies like Nvidia, and described Nvidia’s CEO as the “Great Jensen Huang.”
Those are just a couple of the president’s trades. He also bought much smaller stakes in defense contractors after the start of the conflict with Iran, as well as placing a buy of up to $5 million in an S&P 500 fund days after the Iran conflict began.
We could go on, but in the grand scheme, what matters for your portfolio is that the government is putting a “floor” under some companies’ shares… and providing a tailwind for certain sectors – from emerging ones like quantum computing to long-established ones like national defense to those in between, like semiconductors and critical minerals.
As our colleague and Extreme Valueeditor Dan Ferris has written, the White House is picking the winners – and letting investors know. You’ll probably see some folks follow the White House portfolio to try to book short-term profits.
But we’re not sharing this portfolio so you can go out and buy all these stocks right now. Rather than chase these announcement spikes, the real lesson for long-term investors is to “get there” before they happen… and ride the catalysts higher.
Intel is the clearest example. As we mentioned, our colleague Dave Lashmet recommended it to Venture Technologysubscribers nearly two years before the government’s equity stake sent the stock soaring.
The pattern is repeating itself across semiconductors, critical minerals, quantum computing, and defense ‒ sectors we’ve published plenty of research on over the years.
Government policy is an added tailwind for any of these bullish theses, but the biggest, most sustained gains are coming to those who have long been well positioned.
In short, keep looking for the next big opportunities while also protecting your gains as risks mount and volatility persists.


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Corey McLaughlin comment: This year’s conference will be from September 28-30in Las Vegas… Alliance members, of course, have exclusive access to “Alliance Day”… and we’ve recently opened up registration for the entire event. Click here for more details.
In addition to your favorite Stansberry Research editors, this year’s event will also feature presentations from “The Fonz,” the one and only Henry Winkler… Dr. David Agus, a world-renowned physician and biomedical researcher… and many other guests.
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Polygon02/26/21641.4%Crypto CapitalQRL/USD
Quantum Resistant Ledger01/19/21419.5%Crypto Capital
Please note: Securities appearing in the Top 5 are not necessarily recommended buys at current prices. The list reflects the best-performing positions currently in the Crypto Capital model portfolio. The buy date reflects when the recommendation was made, and the return shows its performance since that date. To learn if it’s still a recommended buy today, you must be a subscriber and refer to the most recent portfolio.
Top 10 all-time, highest-returning closed positions across all Stansberry portfoliosInvestmentDurationGainPublicationNvidia (NVDA)^*5.96 years1,466%Venture Tech.Microsoft (MSFT)^12.74 years1,185%Retirement MillionaireCiena (CIEN)^3.57 years1,183%Innovations ReportEngelInovio Pharma. (INO)^1.01 years1,139%Venture Tech.Rocket Lab (RKLB)^2.35 years1,034%Venture Tech.Seabridge Gold (SA)^4.20 years995%Sjug Conf.Lumentum (LITE)^5.09 years851%Innovations ReportEngelBerkshire Hathaway (BRK-B)^16.13 years800%Retirement MillionaireIntellia Therapeutics (NTLA)1.95 years775%Amer. MoonshotsRite Aid 8.5% bond4.97 years773%True Income
^ These gains occurred with a partial position in the respective stocks.
* Editor Dave Lashmet closed the first leg of this Nvidia position in November 2016 for a gain of about 108%. Then, he closed the second leg in July 2020 for a 777% return. And finally, in May 2022, he booked a 1,466% return on the final leg. Subscribers who followed his advice on Nvidia could’ve recorded a total weighted average gain of more than 600%.
Top 5 highest-returning closed positions in the Crypto Capital model portfolioInvestmentDurationGainAnalystBand Protocol (BAND)0.31 years1,169%Crypto CapitalTerra (LUNA)0.41 years1,166%Crypto CapitalPolymesh (POLYX)3.84 years1,157%Crypto CapitalFrontier (FRONT)0.09 years979%Crypto CapitalBinance Coin (BNB)1.78 years963%Crypto Capital
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Tuesday, May 26

Welcome to The Pregame Lineup, a weekday newsletter that gets you up to speed on everything you need to know for today’s games, while catching you up on fun and interesting stories you might have missed. Today’s edition is brought to you by David Adler.
Jacob Misiorowski might be pitching the best month of baseball we’ve seen in over a decade.
Except … Cristopher Sánchez might also be pitching the best month of baseball we’ve seen in over a decade.
The Brewers phenom and the Phillies ace are both vying for the NL Cy Young Award, and they both have been absolutely ridiculous in May. Check out these stat lines:
The Miz is striking out the world — he has three double-digit strikeout games for the Brew Crew this month and now leads the Majors this season with a nice, round 100 K’s. Plus, he’s doing things with his velocity that are literally unprecedented for a starting pitcher.
But is he even the best pitcher in his own league? Because Sánchez hasn’t allowed a run all month. He has MLB’s longest scoreless streak at 37 2/3 innings and is closing in on both the Phillies’ Modern Era record held by Grover Cleveland Alexander (41 innings in 1911) and the top 10 in MLB history.
Sánchez will make his last start of the month tomorrow, and Misiorowski could potentially make one more start in May, too. So the debate’s not settled yet.
But here’s a fun fact. The last pitcher to pitch at least 30 innings in a month with no more than one run allowed and 30-plus strikeouts was Clayton Kershaw in July of 2015. Before that, it hadn’t happened since 1991 (Roger Clemens in April, Tommy Greene in May). And before that, the last guy to do it was Orel Hershiser during his MLB-record scoreless streak in September 1988. Then there was Fernando Valenzuela at the height of Fernandomania in April 1981, and Hall of Famer Rube Waddell in May 1906.
The Miz and Sánchez both have a chance to join that short list of pitchers.
Here are three games to watch tonight. For info on how to watch every game this season, go to MLB.com/Watch.
Braves at Red Sox (6:45 p.m. ET, TBS / MLB.TV)
Spencer Strider is pitching like he has something to prove. Entering tonight’s series opener against the Red Sox, the 2023 MLB strikeout leader has an 11.6 K/9 through his first four starts of 2026.
Reds at Mets (7:10 p.m. ET, MLB.TV)
Add Chase Burns to the list of pitchers who’ve been really, really good in May. The Reds’ young flamethrower has a 0.72 ERA in four starts this month, and has lowered his season ERA to 1.83 entering tonight’s start against the Mets — tied with Misiorowski for the second-best in the NL, behind only Sánchez (1.62).
Yankees at Royals (7:40 p.m. ET, MLB.TV)
After a ninth-inning comeback yesterday, the Yankees have now won 11 straight regular-season games vs. the Royals. And tonight they have Cy Young favorite Cam Schlittler on the mound. He’s already shut down the Royals once this season, at Yankee Stadium in April.

The Astros finally ended MLB’s league-wide no-hitter drought last night. Tatsuya Imai, Steven Okert and Alimber Santa — making his MLB debut! — combined to no-hit the Rangers at Globe Life Field.
It was the first no-no in the Majors since the Cubs’ combined no-hitter against the Pirates on Sept. 4, 2024. Blake Snell threw the last solo no-hitter earlier that year for the Giants on Aug. 2.
So how did Houston’s three pitchers attack the Rangers to get the no-no done? A steady diet of sliders.
Check out Imai, Okert and Santa’s pitch charts for the game:

The three of them combined to throw some variety of slider — either a normal slider or a sweeper — for 54% of their pitches in the no-hitter.
Imai threw 46% sliders. Okert threw 60% sliders. Santa threw 79% sliders and sweepers.
The Astros’ team-wide slider/sweeper usage yesterday was the second-highest for any team in a game this season. The only team to throw more was the Marlins earlier this weekend — they threw 56% sliders and sweepers in their win over the Mets on Saturday.
Besides the Astros’ no-hitter, here’s what else is going on around the Majors.
• Colton Cowser has hit a walk-off home run two days in a row for the Orioles. There’s no way he can make it three tonight against the Rays … can he?
• The White Sox became just the third different team ever to start two Japanese-born position players together in the same lineup: Munetaka Murakami, who hit his American League-leading 18th home runyesterday, and rookie Rikuu Nishida, who had a whirlwind MLB debut.
The only other teams to start Japanese position-player duos are the Phillies, who had Tadahito Iguchi and So Taguchi in 2008, and the Mariners, who had Ichiro and Munenori Kawasaki together in the lineup for a short run in 2012 and had Ichiro and Kenji Johjima together many times from 2006-09.
• The Rays, who hold the American League’s best record, are taking a flier on Craig Kimbrel. Tampa Bay signed the veteran reliever to a Major League dealtoday for some extra bullpen depth. Kimbrel, who has 440 career saves, was designated for assignment by the Mets on Friday after posting a 6.00 ERA in 14 appearances this season.
• Kyle Schwarber blasted his MLB-leading 21st home run yesterday. He’s on pace for 65 homers this season. It was also Schwarber’s 21st home run against the Padres in just 50 career games — which makes Schwarbs vs. the Padres one of the most dangerous home run hitters ever against a single opponent.
• With the Yankees battling the Rays at the top of the AL East, Aaron Judge delivered a big swing for the Bronx Bombers — and himself — on Sunday. Judge snapped an 11-game home run drought with a walk-off blast at Yankee Stadium, his 17th home run of the season and the fourth walk-off home run of his career.
• The Dodgers and Brewers faced off over the weekend in a clash of first-place teams — and a 2025 NLCS rematch. Los Angeles got the series win thanks to another gem by Yoshinobu Yamamoto against Milwaukee in Sunday’s rubber game. His seven-inning, one-run effort wasn’t quite a playoff complete game, but it was still pretty good.

We’ve got another streak to keep track of: Nick Kurtz has reached base safely in every game since April 3.
• Currently at: 48 games
• A’s single-season record: 48 games (Kurtz / Mark McGwire, 1996)
• MLB record: 84 games (Ted Williams, 1949)
Kurtz tied Big Mac’s single-season A’s record yesterday, drawing a third-inning walk to extend his on-base streak to 48 games. If he reaches base again tonight against the Mariners (9:40 p.m. ET, MLB.TV), he’ll take sole possession of first place on the A’s single-season leaderboard.
Get your votes in now for MLB Pipeline’s “Nickname Knockout.”
Voting is open for the bracket to decide which player has the best nickname in the Minor Leagues, and the leaderboard is starting to take shape:

There are some great nicknames out there. You can vote for your favorites until this Friday at noon ET.






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They come from all parts of the country and even from across the globe. Small towns and big cities. Sons of former soccer greats and even a Super Bowl winner.
These are the 26 players who’ll represent the United States men’s national team at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Spread across three countries — the U.S., Canada and Mexico — this summer’s World Cup will be the biggest ever held. And these 26 players will have the rare honor of playing soccer’s marquee tournament as co-hosts.
It’s time to get to know them. What makes them special and what stands out about their journey. The country and the world will be watching. READ FULL STORY