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| America’s “most deplorable” investor is back with another “insane” Black Friday sale. This time, he’s sharing his new 5-stock Freedom Portfolio… For just $1. Why? Because he believes this portfolio of 5 stocks could be your ticket into Trump’s new “Freedom Class” — a new class of regular Americans who have the most economic freedom in HISTORY… Thanks to a revolutionary plan from the White House to unleash the biggest American wealth transfer in over 150 years. But there’s just one catch: Tim believes that the doors could slam shut on this opportunity as soon as December 10th. And that means you only have a few more days to get in… So if you love freedom… And you have a dollar to spare… Click here to take advantage of the biggest black friday sale of the YEAR! P.S. This is a limited time Black Friday sale. It won’t be available for much longer. Take advantage now.Disclaimer: Results are not typical and will vary from person to person. Making money trading stocks takes time, timing, proper execution, dedication, and hard work. There are inherent risks involved with investing in the stock market, including the loss of your investment. Past performance in the market is not indicative of future results. Any investment is at your own risk. Some students featured have since joined our team as educators or mentors after achieving success with our programs.Today’s Investment NewsIntel Bets Big on Apple—Can It Save a Sinking Ship?Intel might be throwing Apple a manufacturing lifeline—or maybe it’s the other way around. Supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo dropped a bombshell this week: Intel could start making Apple’s entry-level M-series chips by mid-2027, using its advanced 18A manufacturing process. Intel’s stock jumped 10% on the news. But here’s the twist—Intel desperately needs this deal more than Apple does. The Quiet Crisis Nobody’s Talking About Intel’s foundry business lost $2.3 billion in Q3 2025 alone. The company just admitted it hasn’t secured “any significant external foundry clients” and warned it might “pause or discontinue” foundry operations entirely if it can’t land a major customer. Translation? Intel built expensive factories with nobody committed to using them. Meanwhile, Taiwan’s TSMC controls 70% of the foundry market and makes 90% of the world’s most advanced chips—mostly for Apple. Apple has already locked up over half of TSMC’s cutting-edge 3nm and 2nm capacity through 2027, worth more than $12 billion.Forget Nvidia… THIS Tiny Stock Could Soar (ad)The biggest money in AI isn’t where you think. Peter Thiel is out of Nvidia.Michael Burry is shorting it.SoftBank has left the building. But there’s a tiny company nobody’s talking about and it could be the real AI winner. This firm doesn’t make GPUs.They aren’t chasing ChatGPT hype.They’re quietly supplying a critical component the entire AI boom depends on. And Wall Street’s most connected insiders are starting to move in. The best part? Most have never heard of it. GET THE DETAILS BEFORE THE CROWDWhy Ordinary Americans Should Care This isn’t just corporate chess. It’s about:Your tech prices. If Apple diversifies chip suppliers, it could stabilize costs for MacBooks and iPads during global shortages.American jobs. Intel’s Arizona factory needs this deal to justify thousands of manufacturing jobs. Without it, those facilities sit empty.National security. Relying on Taiwan for 70% of advanced chips creates massive geopolitical risk. Intel offers the only advanced U.S.-made alternative.President Trump’s “Made in USA” push makes this partnership politically savvy for Apple while giving Intel a credibility boost it can’t buy.Three-Step Reality Check 1. Understand the scale. Apple might order 15-20 million Intel-made chips annually—sounds huge until you realize that’s just entry-level MacBook Airs and iPads. TSMC will still make Apple’s high-end processors and all iPhones.2. Watch Intel’s execution. The 18A process is “ready” but yields aren’t commercially comfortable yet. Intel canceled its previous 20A node entirely.3. Follow the money. Wall Street gives Intel mostly “Hold” or “Sell” ratings, with an average price target suggesting 13% downside. Apple gets “Moderate Buy” ratings with targets up to $345.The Bigger Picture Warren Buffett famously slashed his Apple stake in 2024—but not because of chip concerns. He saw valuation risk in a $4 trillion company.This Intel partnership? It’s Apple buying insurance and Intel buying survival.Can a company rescue itself by manufacturing someone else’s chips—especially when that someone already has a better supplier?Stock-Picking AI Issues New Alert for TSLA *adThis revolutionary AI can forecast 2,384 U.S. stock prices, 21 days in advance, to the cent. Right now it’s showing a new forecast for TSLA’s price that could move the entire market. Click here to see this AI’s next call on TSLA – for free. |
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