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Tracked since March 3, 2026

Performance since March 9, 2026

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October 2, 2026

Holy Sh*t Tesla

The creator discusses Tesla's recent delivery numbers, which exceeded expectations despite the absence of EV tax credits that boosted sales last year. This performance is highlighted as a sign of immense strength for Tesla's core automotive business, with the Cybertruck serving as free advertising that drives interest in other Tesla models and FSD subscriptions. The creator also notes a strong correlation between Tesla and SpaceX stock movements.

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October 1, 2026

Apple's Next Device.

The creator discusses Apple's (AAPL) strategic move into the smart home market with potential new devices like the "Duo." The strategy focuses on recurring revenue through bundled subscriptions, similar to Apple One, Meta One, and Google One. The creator expresses confidence in the "Duo" device's sales potential and believes Apple's product-centric approach is a winning strategy for investors.

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September 30, 2026

The Two BEST Investments *NOW* for the Next DECADE.

The creator discusses the current bond market's unusual behavior, attributing it to Middle East tensions and rising oil prices. He contrasts inflation and deflation, explaining the Federal Reserve's preference for mild inflation and the dangers of deflationary spirals. The discussion then shifts to potential Federal Reserve policy under a new administration, focusing on Kevin Warsh's past anti-money printing stance and its implications for future investments.

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