Dear Reader,

As I see it…

You have less than two weeks to prepare for the biggest “millionaire maker” event of the next decade.

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Elon will announce the highly coveted SpaceX IPO on April 20th.

That date is coming fast…

Now… think back for a moment to Tesla’s IPO… when early investors who got in and held on turned $50,000 into $1.5 million over the next 10 years.

The SpaceX IPO is expected to be bigger.

Much bigger…

Industry experts are calling it a “seismic event” — a $1.5 trillion valuation that could surpass the combined market caps of the six largest U.S. defense contractors.

Once that announcement hits… the window slams shut.

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Yours for peace, prosperity, and liberty, AEIOU,

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Bonus Article from MarketBeat

Energy Stocks Surge on Oil Spike: Buy, Hold, or Take Profits?

Reported by Chris Markoch. Posted: 3/25/2026. 

Key Points

• Energy stocks are rising amid geopolitical tensions, with volatility in oil prices creating both risks and opportunities for investors.
• Chevron, Valero, and Enbridge highlight different ways to gain exposure across upstream, midstream, and downstream segments.
• Dividend yields and pricing power make energy stocks attractive, even as investors weigh whether to take profits or remain invested.
• Special Report: Elon Musk: This Could Turn $100 into $100,000

Since hostilities with Iran began on Feb. 28, energy stocks have been among the few dependable winners for bullish investors—until a social-media post by President Trump briefly pushed oil and oil stocks lower. It was a reminder that when markets are on a knife’s edge, even small items can trigger big moves.

It’s worth noting that Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX)CEO Mike Wirth says markets are underpricing the supply shocks from Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Wirth argued the market was trading on “scant information” and “perception.” While investors are being flooded with data, the accuracy of that information is often in question.

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That isn’t merely an oil executive “talking his book.” Wirth runs a major that has operated in Venezuela for decades and knows firsthand what a disrupted market looks like and how long it can take to return to “normal.”

Even if oil avoids a worst-case outcome—such as the $200-per-barrel scenario floated by Citigroup (NYSE: C)—consumers will likely face higher pump prices for a while. If you’ve been on the sidelines during this rally, there are still ways to participate across different areas of the industry.

Big Oil Strength: Chevron Leads the Charge in a Tight Supply Market

Starting with Big Oil, Chevron is the first name to consider. CVX is up nearly 33% in 2026 and has broken out of a range it had been in since 2022.

The recent surge followed U.S. military activity in Venezuela, where Chevron is the only Western oil company currently allowed to operate.

It’s reasonable to ask whether CVX could snap back if tensions in the Strait of Hormuz ease. The stock trades about 11% above its consensus price target, though analysts have been lifting that target—most aggressively at Piper Sandler, which raised its price target to $242 from $179.

Over the past three years, CVX has delivered roughly a 50% total return. That may not thrill pure growth investors, but it underlines Chevron’s standing as a Dividend Aristocrat. For investors seeking both growth and income, CVX remains attractive: even after the rally it yields about 3.5%, or roughly $7.12 per share annually at current prices.

Refining Advantage: Valero Thrives on Volatility and Margin Expansion

If Chevron represents the upstream side of the trade, Valero Energy (NYSE: VLO) offers a different profile: a pure-play refiner that can profit even when crude prices swing. That makes Valero a distinct proposition in the current environment.

While many energy stocks move with crude prices, refiners like Valero benefit from the spread between crude input costs and refined product prices—known as the crack spread. Supply disruptions that rattle producers can actually widen refine margins.

Valero is the world’s largest independent petroleum refiner, operating 15 refineries across the U.S., Canada and the U.K. That scale provides a competitive moat and operational flexibility to adjust sourcing if disruptions force changes to crude supply routes.

VLO has climbed more than 45% in 2026 and trades roughly 20% above its consensus price target. Analysts have been raising forecasts, and while the stock looks somewhat extended, Valero also pays a dividend near 2% (about $4.80 per share annually), making it a blend of cyclical upside and income for patient investors.

Midstream Stability: Enbridge Offers Income and Volume-Driven Growth 

Another way to play the energy rally is through midstream companies—pipeline operators that act like toll booths for oil and natural gas. They earn fees to move product regardless of commodity prices, so their performance depends on volumes rather than spot prices. With throughput near record levels in early 2026, volume is a key advantage right now.

That’s why Enbridge Inc. (NYSE: ENB) deserves consideration. The Canada-based company operates over 18,000 miles of pipeline and handles roughly 30% of North American crude production, while transporting about 20% of the natural gas consumed in the U.S.

Over the past three years, ENB has returned about 80% total, reflecting the steady performance typical of midstream firms. The consensus price target of $65 implies nearly 20% upside from current levels, and that potential is complemented by a reliable dividend that currently yields around 5.1% (about $2.78 per share annually).

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Sunday’s Exclusive Article

5 April Buys With Double-Digit Year-End Targets

Written by Thomas Hughes. Article Published: 3/27/2026. 

Key Points

• Tech stocks are well-positioned to rebound, offering value in early 2026.
• Their improving forecasts are contrary to market headwinds, pointing to continued strength this year.
• Catalysts are likely as the Q1 and full-year 2026 reporting season progresses.
• Special Report: Elon Musk: This Could Turn $100 into $100,000

Stock price action in 2026 faces headwinds but remains on track for S&P 500 stocks and others to move higher by year-end. While challenges persist, bullish fundamentals—strength in labor markets, consumer demand and business spending—remain intact. Most business spending is focused on tech, especially data centers and AI, but it extends to other industries as well. The stocks below share several traits: exposure to tech, improving outlooks and the potential to reach high double-digit gains by year-end. 

NVIDIA: Too Cheap to Ignore 

There are many reasons to buy NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock in April, but the one summing it all up is the deep-value opportunity. Value is visible in the price-to-earnings multiple and analyst trends, which together suggest high-double-digit upside is the minimum to expect. Trading near 21x projected fiscal 2027 earnings, the stock is roughly 50% below where blue-chip tech typically trade, despite robust long-term trends and a strong forward outlook. Long-term forecasts that have so far been conservative imply NVDA would trade at just 6x the 2035 forecast, implying 400%–600% upside over the next five to ten years.

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Key catalysts include the upcoming earnings release, which could affirm current trends and accelerate them. Competition exists, but NVIDIA’s first-mover advantage is substantial, and the company has the capital to capitalize on it. Investors should expect announcements around acquisitions and investments in the coming months. For now, 53 analysts rate the stock a Buy, with a 96% buy-side bias and a consensus forecast for roughly 50% upside. 

Advanced Micro Devices: Expensive Today, Super Cheap Versus Tomorrow

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) trades at a premium to current-year earnings, but those figures don’t capture the company’s trajectory. AMD is at a critical pivot—on the cusp of launching rack-scale solutions for hyperscale AI datacenters that could unleash torrential demand. Its MI450 solutions deliver superior performance for certain tasks, including inference, and offer a lower total cost of ownership, making them an attractive option when available. Analysts forecast revenue and earnings acceleration, but still well below likely potential. Based on demand trends, AMD’s revenue growth could reach triple digits within the first few quarters after the MI450 launch. 

Analyst trends are only slightly less bullish for AMD than for NVIDIA. The consensus of the 40 tracked by MarketBeat is a Moderate Buy. Coverage is increasing, sentiment is firming, and the buy-side bias is 75%. The consensus price target implies roughly 30% upside; the high-end range, where the trend is leading, suggests about double that.

Nebious Group: Building Capacity as Fast as Possible

Nebious Group (NASDAQ: NBIS) faces headwinds, including a swelling debt load, but a growing backlog driven by deals with Meta and Microsoft helps offset them. The most likely scenario is that this data center business, which has close ties to NVIDIA, continues to execute and convert that backlog. Currently, the backlog is nearly $50 billion, with revenue recognition expected to accelerate significantly in the subsequent fiscal year as new projects come online. 

Only 13 analysts cover NBIS, but the underlying trends look robust. Coverage is up more than 100% on a trailing 12-month (TTM) basis, and sentiment is firming with 11 Buy ratings. The stock is up nearly 200% TTM; the consensus price target implies more than 30% upside, and recent targets are clustering at the high end—about another 20% higher. 

Amprius Technologies: Winners Keep on Winning

Amprius Technologies (NYSE: AMPX) is a textbook bull-market story driven by an emergent technology, validation through contract wins, ramping capacity, rising demand and improving results and guidance. The most likely outcome is that this story continues to advance boldly, with expanding revenue, margins and profitability.

Technicals reinforce the thesis: the Q4 2025 earnings release triggered a four-week buying event that pushed the stock to multi-year highs. The subsequent consolidation looks like a continuation pattern, suggesting even higher prices are likely. 

BigBear AI: Sell-Off Exhausted, Rebound in the  Works

BigBear AI (NYSE: BBAI) isn’t out of the woods yet, but its fiscal 2025 report showed the company’s aggressive repositioning has ended. The dilutive capital raising has stopped, the balance sheet is healthier, new acquisitions position the company for growth, and business trends are improving. The likely outcome is that momentum accelerates in upcoming releases, triggering short covering and a full reversal in the stock’s price action.

With about 27% short interest, the stock is ripe for a squeeze. Analyst coverage remains limited but implies more than 50% upside; institutional activitywas more pronounced in Q1 2026, with institutions actively accumulating shares.

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