Robert Burns Analyst Performance

SpaceX is reserving 30% of its IPO shares for retail investors through Robinhood, Fidelity, and Schwab. At a $1.75 trillion valuation and 266 times earnings, you're buying in at the most expensive IPO in history - right when institutions who got in at $800 billion need someone to sell to. Dylan Jovine has identified a small company in Musk's supply chain that builds the power infrastructure Colossus can't run without - and it's still trading at a fraction of its value.

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.

On Tesla's Q1 2026 earnings call, Elon Musk confirmed Optimus robot production at the Fremont factory begins late July or August - with a target of one million units per year. One trader using a proprietary institutional capital flow system has identified five small companies he believes are directly in Tesla's Optimus supply chain. Two are trading under $4.

The petrodollar arrangement that Kissinger brokered in 1974 officially expired in June 2024. China has slashed U.S. Treasury holdings by 45% from peak, and central banks are swapping dollars for gold at the fastest pace since the Cold War. Porter Stansberry believes Trump is channeling more than $3 trillion toward securing the minerals, chips, and infrastructure that make AI possible - and companies at those chokepoints like Vertiv (up 500%), GE Vernova (up 700%), and Arista Networks (up 750%) are already moving. Porter's new briefing names one asset to buy today plus five stocks positioned at the narrowest chokepoints of what he calls the Silicon Dollar.