Do Not Ignore - Read Immediately: Daniel Ferris predicted the failure of Lehman Brothers eight months before it collapsed. He called the post-Covid inflation crisis – and the bear market that followed. And in January, he warned silver would collapse. It crashed the very next day. Now he's stepping forward with a massive warning anyone with money in stocks needs to hear.
America's National Nightmare Is Coming – Are You Ready?
Dear Reader,
The reclusive Oregon forecaster who accurately predicted both the 2008 banking collapse and the post-2020 inflation crisis says a huge event is coming to America this month.
He's warning that very soon, life in America is going to take a strange and dangerous turn...
You'll wait in life for hours at the gas station... and pay $10 a gallon, if you're lucky. Whole aisles at the grocery store will be empty.
He says there will be violent protests on the streets... the National Guard will be deployed... and there'll be widespread panic in the stock market.
It all comes down to a nightmare scenario that insiders are already warning the White House about.
It's connected to the sudden spike in gas prices we've just seen – but it has nothing to do with the Middle East or the war in Iran.
Instead, it involves a looming crisis coming directly for America.
Like Covid or 9/11, it'll likely catch millions of people by surprise.
And it's nearly certain to hurt your savings, stock portfolio, and retirement plans.
"A lot of people will hate me for sharing this. And a lot of people will just dismiss me.
That's what happened when I warned Lehman Brothers would collapse in 2008. But that's exactly what happened," says Dan Ferris, who also recently predicted the silver price crash.
With time running out, he's agreed to step forward today to share his research with you – and give you a final chance to prepare before it's too late.
Most folks will pay no attention. Even fewer will take the basic steps he recommends. But for a small group, this information could change everything.
Everything you need to know is right here.
Regards,
Matt Weinschenk
Publisher, Stansberry Research
P.S. As you'll see, there's a big twist to this story that no one sees coming.
Because this isn't some random "black swan" event. It's largely the result of one man – a political insider with ties to China's Communist Party.
His actions could soon make him one of the most hated figures in American history, with millions of Americans paying the price.
But not everyone has to suffer. You can still prepare, with just a few basic steps laid out here. Don't delay. With gas prices already surging, you're running out of time.
NVIDIA Bets Big on Industrial Revolution 4.0: Outlook Swells
By Thomas Hughes. Publication Date: 4/8/2026.
Key Points
NVIDIA's acquisitions and partnerships position it to dominate the robotics, IoT, and advanced industrial sectors.
The revenue and earnings outlook continues to improve, improving the valuation and pointing to triple-digit upside.
Analysts and institutions are buying into the outlook, limiting downside risk in early Q2.
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Investors wondering what NVIDIA’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) AI endgame is should consider Industrial Revolution 4.0. Some may argue it's already underway, but the full potential of this industrial shift has yet to be unlocked. NVIDIA’s full‑stack approach — hardware, software, and cross‑application work in robotics and medical discovery — positions the company as the center of all things AI-related, not just GPUs. In this scenario, its revenue streams are limited only by the number of businesses it touches, and that number is growing each quarter (see financials).
NVIDIA Invests in Full-Stack, Cross-Application AI
The acquisition of Mellanox was arguably the most important move for NVIDIA’s AI future. Mellanox enabled hyperscale deployment of NVIDIA GPUs and helped drive today's datacenter expansion. Since then, the company's strong cash flow has funded a series of acquisitions that have strengthened its ability to manage GPU- and AI-based workflows and to train large models.
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Click here to find out what it is.Key purchases include Run:ai (GPU management), Gretel Technologies, and Illumex — each addressing different parts of the data and model pipeline. Gretel produces synthetic datasets for LLM training, while Illumex focuses on data refinement and quality. More recent acquisitions target robotics: Skild and Deci AI help train models and build edge applications that are critical for autonomous devices and other physical AI use cases.
Partnerships are another cornerstone of NVIDIA’s strategy, as highlighted by the recent deal with Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL). The two companies will collaborate on hyperscale infrastructure using NVLink Fusion. NVLink Fusion allows third‑party manufacturers to build custom hardware that connects directly to the NVLink interconnect system — the platform that enables hyperscale deployment of NVIDIA GPUs. The takeaway: NVIDIA is working to become the central standard across an ever‑expanding AI ecosystem spanning OEMs, industries, and verticals.
NVIDIA’s Growth Outlook Continues to Rise
Analysts’ forecasts for NVIDIA remain robust and continue to climb. Consensus estimates imply high‑double‑digit compound annual revenue growth for at least the next decade, with scenarios that could push the company toward $1 trillion in annual revenue before decade’s end. At current projections, NVIDIA trades at under 22X this year’s expected earnings and roughly 6X long‑term forecasts, implying sizable upside — MarketBeat analysis suggests a potential 50% to over 400% increase in the stock price could be possible under bullish scenarios.
Analyst sentiment aligns with that valuation outlook. Analysts have issued steady price target increases and upgrades since the AI boom began, and the trend continued into early Q2 2026. MarketBeat data reflect high market conviction: 53 analysts tracked, a 96% Buy bias, and an upward trend in the consensus price target. That analyst target alone would be sufficient to push NVIDIA to a fresh all‑time high, with upside toward the high‑end of $400 possible if momentum continues.
Institutions Limit NVIDIA Downside in Q2
Institutional ownership trends also suggest downside may be limited in 2026. Institutions own roughly 25% of the stock and have accumulated shares for seven consecutive quarters. Activity ramped to a multi‑quarter high in Q1, with more than $4 bought for every $1 sold, indicating that price dips are likely to attract buyers.
The technical outlook is constructive. NVIDIA's stock has consolidated within a range for several quarters, allowing momentum indicators like the MACD and stochastic to reset. The April setup points to a supported market and the potential for a rebound; the stochastic shows a weak buy signal that remains unconfirmed. The most likely near‑term outcome is continued sideways movement until the Q1 earnings report in late May or until another catalyst emerges.
The biggest geopolitical risk for NVIDIA this year is Taiwan. Taiwan is central to parts of NVIDIA’s supply chain and could face disruptions; NVIDIA is mitigating this risk by onshoring Blackwell and Rubin production, but some reliance on Taiwan will likely remain. Other risks include intensified competition and the potential emergence of disruptive AI technologies.
Branch Out With These Multi-Coin Crypto ETFs
By Nathan Reiff. Publication Date: 3/30/2026.
Key Points
- Multi-coin ETFs holding as many as 10 different cryptocurrencies in a single portfolio are on the rise, helping to provide built-in diversification for investors not keen to manage several separate crypto holdings.
- Funds like BITW and GDLC offer several crypto holdings in one, with a focus on market capitalization that ensures that Bitcoin remains a substantial part of the portfolio.
- TXBC, on the other hand, targets a basket of 10 cryptos excluding Bitcoin, giving investors access to a large portion of the remainder of the cryptocurrency market without being tied to the largest and most well-known coin.
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Bitcoin (BTC) has plunged by 44% from its all-time high in October 2025, either sending skittish speculators running or prompting those bullish with a long-term horizon to dig in and firm up their positions. However, investors who focus only on the largest coin may be overlooking opportunities elsewhere in the crypto market. Although Bitcoin still exerts a strong influence on smaller rivals, many competitors—including Ethereum, Solana and others—no longer always move in lockstep with BTC.
That divergence is one reason to consider broadening crypto exposure beyond Bitcoin, and the timing is apt: exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to cryptocurrencies are expanding. Last year saw a number of new fund offerings that give investors an easy way to diversify crypto holdings without buying tokens directly. A relatively new trend, multi-coin ETFs aim to capture a wider slice of the crypto market with a single investment, offering diversification since different tokens can behave very differently at the same time.
A "Crypto Index Fund" Holding 10 Tokens At Once
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Click here to find out what it is.The Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF (NYSEARCA: BITW) markets itself as the first "crypto index fund," tracking a portfolio of 10 of the largest cryptocurrencies that are rebalanced monthly and weighted by market capitalization. As a result of that weighting, Bitcoin holds a dominant position in the basket and currently accounts for just over three-quarters of the portfolio. Ethereum (ETH), XRP, Solana and a handful of smaller coins make up the remainder.
The smallest six holdings account for only a couple percentage points of the total, but the fund's simultaneous exposure to multiple cryptocurrencies is notable. BITW also sometimes trades at a discount relative to its combined Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings, which can add to its appeal.
Launched late in 2025, BITW still has a relatively small asset base—around $700 million—and low trading volume. That profile may make it most attractive to buy-and-hold investors who want broad exposure without tracking which cryptocurrencies might rise in popularity. For that diversification, expect to pay a hefty 2.5% expense ratio.
A Narrower, But Cheaper, Alternative to BITW
An alternative multi-coin fund that covers a narrower slice of the market, the Grayscale CoinDesk Crypto 5 ETF (NYSEARCA: GDLC) holds five of the largest cryptocurrencies and is rebalanced quarterly.
Bitcoin again represents about three-quarters of the portfolio, followed by Ethereum, while altcoins such as BNB, XRP and Solana collectively account for almost 12% of the basket. That makes GDLC useful for investors seeking slightly higher exposure to non-BTC and non-ETH coins.
The quarterly rebalancing may be less appealing to investors who want the very latest exposure to crypto trends, though Bitcoin and Ethereum are likely to remain the portfolio's core for now. GDLC's expense ratio of 0.59% is far lower than BITW's, however, and some investors may prefer the lower cost even if it means less diversification and less frequent rebalancing.
No Bitcoin, No Problem: TXBC Bets on the Rest of Crypto
For investors who want a multi-coin ETF without Bitcoin exposure, the 21Shares FTSE Crypto 10 ex-BTC Index ETF (NYSEARCA: TXBC) offers an alternative. The fund holds the 10 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization excluding Bitcoin and rebalances quarterly.
With Bitcoin removed, Ethereum becomes the largest position in TXBC's portfolio, occupying just under half. Binance Coin, XRP and Solana each receive significant weightings—around 10% or more—while the remaining coins have smaller but generally larger allocations than in BITW.
Because it excludes Bitcoin, TXBC's performance can differ from Bitcoin-focused funds. The fund has fallen by roughly a third since launching in November 2025, but investors who expect a broader crypto rebound may find TXBC a useful complement to a separate Bitcoin or Bitcoin-focused ETF position. Because it tracks an underlying index, TXBC maintains a modest expense ratio of 0.65%.
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