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James Altucher points to Elon Musk's latest FCC filing as a potential turning point for retirees relying on Social Security. While seniors are getting a raise of about $75 a month, SpaceX turned 4,400 people into millionaires overnight, and Tesla created so many that the press coined the term 'Teslanaires.' By Altucher's estimates, Musk has created around 100,000 millionaires so far. He believes this filing could produce 1.8 million more.

Elon doesn't own the chip inside his Teslas or Starlink dishes. He licenses it from one little known public company. Now he's planning 1,000,000 AI satellites in orbit, and every one could pay this company a royalty. Analyst Dylan says the window to get in closes around December 8th, before new money floods into the buildout.

James Altucher, who called NVIDIA in 2008 and SpaceX years before a single share traded, has a new report on Elon Musk's next big industry play. He estimates it could create 1.8 million new millionaires in the coming years, and shows how to position in the company at its center for under $60. Inside: the company's name and ticker, plus an FCC filing James believes reveals Elon's plan to take over a $25 trillion industry. He also flags December 8 as a key date.

Elon Musk doesn't own the chip powering every Tesla, every Starlink dish, and every AI satellite he builds. He licenses it from one overlooked company. That supplier just got a major catalyst. Musk filed to launch 1,000,000 satellites, a move analyst Dylan believes could drive a 100X bigger bill for this chipmaker starting December 8th.