Iranian officials say Tehran has detailed plans to cut the undersea cables beneath the Persian Gulf. But America’s bigger vulnerability may be hiding inside those cables: germanium, a material China dominates. With Beijing’s pause on its U.S. export ban expiring November 27, here’s why the companies that close these gaps could matter as much as the ones building the infrastructure.

Your nest egg might be too comfortable…

The trends reshaping your portfolio aren’t up for a vote…

Intel fell 28.6% on Friday after a weak outlook wiped out more than $100 billion in market value. Inside the War Room, traders turned the drop into gains as high as 672% overnight.

Rocket man had to ask for permission…

Two defense giants, a drone stopper, and a 3X sector bet made the list… 

These stocks fell twice as hard as the Nasdaq last month…

Imagine discovering a treasure worth hundreds of billions of dollars. Now imagine that treasure isn’t buried beneath a mountain, hidden in a desert, or locked inside an abandoned mine. It’s sitting on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, nearly three miles underwater. And instead of gold bars or diamonds, this treasure comes in the form […]

Fuel pushed airfares up 5.4% this year and made airlines hold back. Karim expects that to reverse in 2027, and Boeing’s selloff hands you a cheaper way in.

Home is where the bot is…

A market crash tops the list of what’s haunting Monument Traders LIVE members. CJ goes back to 2000 – when Cisco collapsed while a young graphics-chip company called NVIDIA nearly doubled – to show why NVIDIA is now the tell for the entire AI trade, the three warning signs he’s watching, and why the end of one tech boom can set up the next one.

Henry Ford never saw this coming…