Quinn Bolton Analyst Performance

James Altucher called Facebook's rise past 100 billion dollars in 2007 and Apple's run to a trillion years later, both times facing skepticism. Now he's tracking a new Elon Musk production facility that could begin operations as soon as October 21, tied to what he calls a potential 2 quadrillion dollar opportunity by 2040, based on Dallas Fed data. Altucher has put the full story and drone footage into one presentation.

In 1975 the Fed raised rates and gold fell 50 percent. Headlines called the gold bull market dead. Instead gold climbed from 100 dollars in 1976 to 850 dollars by 1980, a 750 percent gain in under five years. Today the new Fed chair has floated another rate hike, and investors are reacting the same way they did in 1975. Analyst Garrett Goggin, CFA, CMT, founder of Golden Portfolio, says the setup rhymes with that era.

A drilling crew near the Grand Canyon uncovered a clean energy well producing nearly eight times the output of Saudi Arabia's largest oil field, with potential to last two million years. While the One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminated federal credits for solar, wind, and EVs, this energy source was reclassified alongside oil and nuclear power and given eight years of tax credits. Google signed a 15-year contract, and Bill Gates committed $100 million. One company controls the entire supply chain behind this discovery.

Elon Musk and Sam Altman have sued each other and feuded for years. Yet within days of one another, both men described the same moment in strikingly similar terms: a technological tipping point they call the Singularity. James Altucher says the idea once belonged to science fiction. Now he connects it to a move Musk could make as soon as October 21, and lays out what both men see coming in a short presentation.