By now you've heard about what's happening in Iran. 90 million people are converting their paychecks to gold the moment they receive them. The Islamic regime bought almost 100 metric tonnes of gold bullion last year — more than triple the year before. A single gold coin
Most people are watching the Iran war through the lens of missiles and military briefings. Karim is watching something else entirely. He's watching 90 million Iranians convert their paychecks to gold the moment they receive them. He's watching a currency that has lost 99.99% of
In 1979, when the Ayatollahs took over Iran… $1 was equal to 70 Iranian rials. Karim was 17 years old. In 2026, as we watch the Iranian regime crumble under the weight of its own failures… $1 can now buy 1.6 million rial. That's a 99.99%
What do the world’s three biggest foodservice providers, the biggest food manufacturer, and some of the industry’s most beloved brands have in common? They’re all partnering with Automated Retail Technologies (ART) to serve food without kitchens or delivery. With ART’s Just Baked™ automated robotic kiosks, serving
When Starlink completes its global takeover… It's set to connect 3 billion people who've never had reliable internet. That's the biggest connectivity explosion in human history. Wall Street is focused on SpaceX. But the smartest money is looking at a backdoor play almost no
Gas hit $4. The media went crazy. "Trump's war is costing Americans at the pump." Trump shrugged. He said America makes money when oil goes up. He said "big money" was coming from the strait situation. He moved on. That reaction confused people. A
Before the Iran war, "mine baby mine" was a slogan. After the Strait of Hormuz shut down and 20% of the world's oil vanished overnight — it became policy. Trump invoked the Defense Production Act for critical minerals. Lithium is at the top of the list. His
Let me list the people who cannot do what they're trying to do without lithium. Elon Musk. Tesla builds EVs. Every battery pack: lithium. Tesla builds Megapacks for grid storage. Every unit: lithium. Tesla is building the largest battery factory in the world. It runs on lithium. Satya
Elon doesn't bluff. When he said every car on the road would be electric, people laughed. Then Tesla became the most valuable automaker on earth. Then every legacy manufacturer announced EV programs. Then governments started banning combustion engines. Now ask the obvious question: where does all the lithium
EnergyX just turned on the largest lithium extraction plant in the United States. It's producing battery-grade lithium. At full scale, roughly a billion dollars a year in revenue. GM backed them with $50 million. The DOE awarded a grant. 47,000 investors have committed $171 million. Shares
Washington has earmarked $7B to strengthen America’s critical mineral supply chains. The real winner? A US startup positioned to become a cornerstone of domestic lithium production (and its early-stage investors). Meet EnergyX. Their GET-Lit™ technology extracts up to 3X more lithium than conventional methods. That’s why
Energy giants like Exxon and Chevron have been buying up land in America’s lithium hotspot. Now they’ve got a new neighbor. EnergyX just acquired 35,000 gross acres of high-grade lithium resources in Arkansas’ Smackover Formation, right next to Exxon and Chevron’s projects. What’s really