Arun Viswanathan Analyst Performance

The U.S. government has taken direct equity positions in at least 10 companies - Intel, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, MP Materials, Lithium Americas, and others - plus roughly $2 billion in quantum computing investments. When these deals were announced, the stocks soared overnight. Porter Stansberry, founder of one of the world's largest financial research firms, says this shift away from free-market capitalism is the most consequential economic story in centuries - and almost no one is prepared for it. He's identified the stocks to buy, the stocks to sell, and three money moves to position yourself on the right side of this new reality.

SpaceX is eyeing a near-$2 trillion IPO valuation, and retail investors are already lining up - but early insiders and institutional holders have been sitting on positions for years and will exit the moment shares hit the market. Lance Ippolito has identified five stocks directly positioned to benefit from the SpaceX launch and the space investing wave it triggers, without the brutal IPO volatility. These picks carry none of the hype risk and all of the tailwind.

The SpaceX IPO is drawing near, but the real opportunity may lie in 5 lesser-known companies providing the critical infrastructure SpaceX depends on to operate. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are reportedly already building positions in one of these names. Another is a resource miner that Elon Musk's broader empire - including Tesla - relies on. Lance Ippolito has detailed all five inside his free SpaceX Investing Blackbook.