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Dr. Martin D. Weiss, who predicted the Dot-Com collapse and the failures of Fannie Mae, Bear Stearns, and Lehman Brothers, is warning of a developing financial crisis. The New York Times has credited him as among the first to see the dangers ahead, and Forbes dubbed him Mr. Independence. He says this emerging situation could trigger a chain reaction across banks and markets. Watch his free video breakdown and see the five steps he outlines for investors.

A market forecaster with a 55-year track record - including calls on 1970s double-digit inflation, the 1980s S&L collapse and Black Monday crash, and the 2000s dot-com bust and Lehman Brothers collapse - says a major shift is coming to how Americans bank, work and insure themselves. The New York Times has credited him as the first to spot looming dangers, and he has testified before Congress on past financial crises.

Alexander Green bought Apple in 1996, recommended Nvidia at a split-adjusted 66 cents in 2004, and picked up Amazon and Netflix under $3 per share in 2005. Now the chief investment strategist at The Oxford Club has identified three AI stocks he believes could be the most profitable investments of the next decade.

SpaceX quietly filed paperwork describing what it calls the largest actionable total addressable market in human history, valued at 28.5 trillion dollars. Former Wall Street CEO Dylan says the opportunity has nothing to do with the SpaceX IPO, self-driving cars, or robotics. Instead, it centers on an obscure AI firm Elon has reportedly been paying since 2012.