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Punch these codes into your ordinary brokerage account
| Read OnlineEditor’s Note: Imagine typing an 18-digit code into your brokerage account and walking away one week later with a $6,316 payday. Sounds like a fantasy, but that’s one of the ways Larry Benedict made over $274 million in profits at his top 1% hedge fund. And now he’s sending the codes to ordinary people. They’ve seen an 84%-win rate so far, and the next code could go out any day now. For details and access, click here or read on…Dear Reader,“Punch this 18-digit code into an ordinary brokerage account,” Larry told me.At first, I was unsure…But Larry Benedict managed one of the top 100 hedge funds in the world, so I paid attention.“If my calculations are correct,” he continued, “this code could put over $6,000 in your account in seven days.”According to Larry, one simple trade could have returned over $6,316 in cold hard cash.And it took just seven days.It was that fast.So what exactly are these codes… and why are they potentially so profitable?He’s just released a new free video explainer.Just click here to see the whole thing (including all of the evidence).Regards,Lauren Wingfield Managing Editor, The Opportunistic Trader This Week’s Featured StoryPower On: Applied Digital’s First AI Data Center Goes LiveWritten by Jeffrey Neal Johnson. Article Posted: 11/28/2025. In BriefThe recent energization of Applied Digital’s North Dakota campus demonstrates the company’s ability to execute on its complex AI infrastructure projects.By securing multi-year leases with major AI clients, the firm has established a clear path to significant and predictable future revenue streams.A strategic financing model funds ambitious expansion plans while protecting shareholders from significant stock dilution.Shares of Applied Digital (NASDAQ: APLD) jumped 12.8% on Nov. 24, a move that drew attention across the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. This wasn’t a rally driven by hype but a market reaction to a concrete milestone: the company announced its first 100-megawatt (MW) building at the Polaris Forge 1 campus in North Dakota is Ready for Service (RFS).The RFS designation is significant for investors. It signals the transition from a capital-intensive construction project to a functional asset ready to host a tenant’s high-performance computers (HPC), and it is the first step toward generating long-term lease revenue. In a market hungry for AI infrastructure, this milestone provided clear evidence that Applied Digital can deliver on its commitments, and investors responded.Why Power Is the New AI CurrencyRevealed for $19! The hidden gold play most investors miss! (Ad)Gold has surged past $4,200 an ounce — up sharply over the past year — but Sean Brodrick of Weiss Ratings believes this move could still be in its early stages. After three decades tracking precious metals, he says past gold surges have often been overshadowed by a different type of opportunity that historically delivered far stronger returns than simply holding physical gold. Sean now believes that pattern may be setting up again, and the strategy behind it doesn’t require buying gold coins or bars. For a limited time this weekend, investors can access his full research — including the approach he says could benefit most if this gold cycle continues — for just $19 as part of a special offer.Click here to see how you could benefit before the offer expiresThe AI revolution has shifted constraints across the technology supply chain. For years the primary bottleneck was a shortage of powerful graphics processing units (GPUs).As GPU production ramps up, a more fundamental constraint has emerged: a shortage of specialized data centers.These AI factories differ substantially from traditional data centers. They must support enormous power loads and dissipate the intense heat from thousands of chips operating simultaneously.That requires advanced liquid-cooling systems and direct access to large amounts of grid power.As CEO Wes Cummins noted on a recent earnings call, the limiting factor in AI deployment today is the lack of these purpose-built facilities.The scale of demand is huge. Hyperscalers are projected to invest more than $350 billion in AI infrastructure in 2025 alone, while the U.S. faces a power shortfall for data centers exceeding 90 gigawatts. That dynamic positions Applied Digital as a picks-and-shovels player in the AI buildout, supplying infrastructure that everyone needs.Turning Power Contracts Into BillionsApplied Digital is converting its access to power into long-term revenue streams. The company’s thesis is supported by a pipeline of multi-billion-dollar contracts, giving investors visibility into future growth.Key contracts that underpin the company’s valuation include:Polaris Forge 1: The 400 MW campus in Ellendale is fully leased to AI hyperscaler CoreWeave. That campus is backed by an agreement projected to generate roughly $11 billion in revenue over its 15-year term.Polaris Forge 2: Construction has begun on the next major project in Harwood, North Dakota. The initial 200 MW of this campus is pre-leased under a $5 billion agreement with an undisclosed, investment-grade U.S. hyperscaler.These are not speculative projects but pre-sold infrastructure assets. By securing long-term, binding contracts before construction finishes, Applied Digital provides a level of revenue visibility and financial stability that investors value.Funding Growth, Protecting ShareholdersBuilding AI infrastructure requires billions of dollars, and many growing companies raise equity and dilute shareholders. Applied Digital has pursued a financing strategy aimed at funding expansion while minimizing dilution of common stock.The company recently closed a $2.35 billion senior note offering, creating a dedicated fund to complete its contracted projects. That debt is paired with a strategic financing partnership with Macquarie Asset Management, a major global infrastructure investor, which supplies scalable, project-level equity.By raising capital at the asset level—tied directly to revenue-generating projects—Applied Digital can fund its buildout with minimal common-stock dilution, preserving upside potential for equity holders as the company scales.Analyst Support vs. High Short Interest: The Setup for a Short SqueezeApplied Digital’s execution has drawn Wall Street attention. After recent milestones, the company saw positive analyst actions, including price-target increases from Needham ($41) and Craig–Hallum ($39), both suggesting meaningful upside.That optimism exists alongside notable skepticism.The company’s aggressive, debt-funded growth has attracted short sellers, resulting in short interest above 31% of its publicly traded shares.While high short interest reflects bearish sentiment, it also creates a potential catalyst: each successful milestone—like the RFS announcement—pressures short sellers. If they cover their positions, it could trigger a short squeeze and rapid gains in Applied Digital’s stock price.With land, power, tenants, and capital in place, the investment narrative has shifted toward execution. The company cleared its first major test by delivering Polaris Forge 1 on time and fully leased. As more sites come online, its model of pre-sold, revenue-generating AI infrastructure may become increasingly compelling to investors. 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