There are five things they will never tell you.

Five things every American must know. Five things that could either massively enrich you or completely destroy you depending on the moves you make today. 

If you’re honest with yourself, none of these things should surprise you… you already know about them. Deep down you can feel them. Even when you try to ignore them. 

And you already know these problems aren’t going away. They won’t magically fix themselves. Nobody is coming to your rescue. You need to take action into your own hands. 

Read the list below and tell me where I’m wrong… 

#1. The government is bankrupt.

It’s lying about inflation because every percentage point higher in CPI automatically raises Social Security’s liabilities. Those liabilities now exceed $100 trillion.

They can’t be financed. Not without destroying the dollar. 

Think Rome, when it could no longer afford free grain for its citizens. Think Europe after World War I, when nations tried to print their way out of impossible debts.

The real-world rate of inflation is not 3% or 4%. 

I’d bet it’s closer to 12%+ in America’s major cities and growing.

Every dollar you earn buys less each month… and that decline is accelerating.

#2. Your savings are being vaporized.

Virtually all your dollar-based assets — cash in the bank, 401(k), wages — will lose half their value in the next four years.

Grocery prices, housing, healthcare, insurance… you’ve seen what’s happened since 2009. Now imagine it all doubling again by 2029. That’s the future we’re heading toward if you stand still.

#3. AI will save the private sector but not you.

Artificial intelligence will help companies survive inflation. 

But it will do it by displacing millions of people.Private sector employment will shrink by double digits every year for at least the next decade. Law, accounting, finance, even medicine—white-collar work is being displaced at a speed no one is prepared for.

And those in government jobs or fixed pensions?

They’ll be wiped out entirely as deficits and inflation devour their real income.

#4. The violence hasn’t even begun.

Since 2009, we’ve seen the opening act—crime, riots, political rage.

But as the dollar collapses, a civil fracture is inevitable. Those closest to the flow of new money (what economists call the Cantillon Effect) will grow richer. Everyone else will struggle to survive.

It’s the same pattern that’s ended every empire in history.

#5. These “problems” represent an unprecedented transfer of wealth. 

For people who understand the economics behind this societal and financial collapse, this crisis represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to amass multi-generational wealth. 

I’m not describing a theory. I’m not describing an idea. Or a forecast. I’m not talking about something that might happen, some day. I’m talking about what’s happening right now. 

This has been happening since the bailouts began in 2009. 

I’ve been writing about these issues, virtually every day, since. 

When I first warned about these problems America still had a AAA credit rating. Occupy Wall Street hadn’t happened yet. Nor BLM. Or Covid lockdowns. Or our government forcing us to take vaccines. 

I gave anyone who was worried the complete blueprint to save themselves: gold, great businesses, Bitcoin… and avoid the dollar at all costs. 

But now, with the advent of a new technological force, there is one final step we urge you to take to ensure your wealth is not only safeguarded but continues to compound going forward.

And you must take it now.

Because the forces at work here are moving at breakneck pace.

If you bury your head in the sand, you could be left behind as one of the greatest transfers of wealth ever unfolds. Don’t let that happen to you. I share everything you need to know here:

➡ Watch my urgent new exposé, The Final Displacement, free of charge.

Good investing,

Porter Stansberry

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Further Reading from MarketBeat

MarketBeat Week in Review – 12/1 – 12/5

Author: MarketBeat Staff. Originally Published: 12/6/2025. 

Markets closed the week with the S&P 500 pushing toward its record high. Investors welcomed an in-line inflation reading and weaker-than-expected employment data as signs that an interest-rate cut is likely. They also cheered better-than-expected consumer confidence from the University of Michigan survey.

The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision could be the catalyst that sends stocks into a FOMO-driven, year-end rally that spills into 2026. Still, uncertainty has been the only certainty in the markets this year.

Earnings season is winding down and retail investors may be taking a holiday break. MarketBeat analysts, however, remain focused on the stocks and stories driving the market. Here are some of our most popular articles from this week.

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Key Takeaways

• Markets were up to close the week with the S&P 500 nearing its record high.
• Benign inflation data and weak employment data have virtually cemented a rate cut from the Federal Reserve next week.
• Earnings season is winding down, but the MarketBeat team continues to gear up to find the stocks that will present opportunities in 2026.

Articles by Thomas Hughes

NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) continues to dominate the AI trade, but the landscape is expanding as the global supercycle ramps up. This week, Thomas Hughes highlighted five semiconductor stocks that are well-positioned for growth in 2026.

The AI revolution is also boosting robotics names like Symbotic Inc. (NASDAQ: SYM). Hughes summarized Symbotic’s latest earnings report, including bullish guidance for accelerating revenue growth backed by new client wins.

As earnings season ends, one way to find winners is to follow analyst upgrades. Hughes wrote about five of the stocks with the most upgrades this reporting cycle.

Articles by Sam Quirke

Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) has been grinding higher in 2025, but it hasn’t been a smooth ride. Sam Quirke explains why QCOM stock made a bullish move this week — analyst support suggests it may be more than a technical bounce.

Quirke also argued that the sideways action in Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is a sign of strength, not stagnation. While some technology stocks look overvalued, AMZN could be a catch-up trade.

Several retail stocks serving value-conscious consumers have performed well this earnings season. Ross Stores Inc. (NASDAQ: ROST) posted blowout results, and Quirke explained why a $200 share price by Christmas may be in play.

Articles by Chris Markoch

2026 may be the year when direct trading by members of Congress is curtailed — or not. In the meantime, Chris Markoch used the MarketBeat Congressional Data tool to highlight three stocks that allowed Congress to beat the market again.

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) stock is down roughly 20% from its all-time high, but Markoch pointed to two international deals that suggest Palantir’s growth won’t be limited to the United States.

It hasn’t been a good month for CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWD). Even a strong earnings report didn’t lift sentiment. Markoch analyzed the results and explained why a higher share price is likely down the road.

Articles by Leo Miller

Whether or not investors believe in an AI bubble, diversification can go a long way. This week, Leo Miller highlighted an equal-weight ETF that reduces concentration risk among the Magnificent Seven stocks.

When stocks rally, companies often use the opportunity to reward shareholders with buybacks. Miller flagged three companies that boosted their buyback capacity in the last quarter.

Miller also warned that some stocks may be running too hot. He noted this appears to be the case with MongoDB Inc. (NASDAQ: MDB). The company is executing well, but upside may be limited because much of the growth already looks priced in.

Articles by Nathan Reiff

The quantum computing sector remains highly volatile—perhaps too volatile to pick a single stock. Nathan Reiff explained why that’s a reason to consider quantum-focused ETFs. He offered three ETF names that spread risk across multiple companies and sectors.

The recent slide in Bitcoin has been disastrous for MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR). The stock is down more than 40% in 2025 and may be removed from certain MSCI indices. Reiff made the contrarian case for MSTR for investors who still believe in the company’s Bitcoin strategy.

In this season of gift-giving, Reiff reminded investors that it might be time to shop for bargains in the market. That could mean investing in one of the retail-focused ETFs that provide broad exposure to the growing e-commerce space.

Articles by Dan Schmidt

The AI revolution increasingly resembles a horse race, with several companies jockeying for position. In the last month, Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) has surged into the lead. Dan Schmidt highlighted three stocks likely to get a tailwind from Google’s AI breakthroughs.

Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson

While much of the AI infrastructure story focuses on graphics processing units (GPUs), Jeffrey Neal Johnson reminded investors that this is also a supercycle for the memory industry. As the sector leader, Micron Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: MU)stands to benefit from a multi-year supply lag that could push its stock toward $338.

The week ended with news that Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) was successful in its bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ: WBD). That development reinforces Johnson’s earlier take on why the deal could effectively end the streaming wars.

Johnson also covered the U.S. Department of Energy’s announcement of $800 million in funding for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). He pointed investors to three SMR stocks that are flashing buy signals, arguing the funding moves the nuclear buildout from theory to reality.

Articles by Jordan Chussler

Bitcoin is down, but 2026 forecasts for BTC remain generally bullish. If that outlook holds, Jordan Chussler suggested now might be a time to consider beaten-down Bitcoin ETFs such as the iShares Bitcoin Trust (NYSEARCA: IBIT).

The AI infrastructure boom has driven up prices for several leading data-center and utility stocks. This week, Chussler highlighted a diversified AI infrastructure ETF that provides exposure to the sector without the volatility of single-stock positions.

It may surprise some investors that Costco Wholesale Corp. (NASDAQ: COST) is up just 1.34% in 2025. The company has faced tariff headwinds and a bifurcated consumer, but Chussler explained why 2026 could be a turnaround year for COST.

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