Dear Reader,
President Trump putting his face on a $250 bill didn't even scratch the surface of the White House's radical monetary plans following America's 250th Anniversary.
What's coming in the days ahead could go down in history as the biggest shock to the financial system (and the stock market) since 1971.
As described, this plan could reset your savings, your portfolio, and America's monetary future.
What's more, according to a former Goldman Sachs vice president, Dr. David Eifrig:
"July 28 could trigger the "biggest wealth reset of all time."
Bigger than Paul Tudor Jones' $100 million Black Monday bet...
Bigger than Michael Burry’s $700 million Big Short...
And potentially bigger than the trade that broke the Bank of England.
While most investors are distracted by AI stocks and insanely-priced IPOs, America's insiders – from Trump and JD Vance to Paul Tudor Jones, Ray Dalio, and the "World's Most Feared Investor" – have quietly positioned themselves somewhere completely different.
Dr. Eifrig has been tracking this story for months and his message is clear:
Move your money before July 28.
There's one specific stock sitting at the center of this story that Dr. Eifrig wants all Americans to know about.
Which is why he just released this urgent free broadcast to get you up to speed in time to act before July 28.
Please note:
The last time a financial shock like this happened, certain stocks jumped thousands of percent inside two years.
It was one of the greatest wealth transfers in American history.
Meaning those who were "out of the loop" didn't just miss out on one of the best moneymaking opportunities in American history. It was much worse than that:
Their wealth got decimated over the years that followed.
On the flip side, some stocks surged 2,464%... 2,778%... even 13,000% during the years that followed.
A $10,000 position in just one of those names could have turned into over $1.3 million.
In short, if you own a single stock or have any savings...
Please make it your business to watch this urgent free broadcast immediately.
Regards,
Matt Weinschenk
Publisher and Director of Research, Stansberry Research
P.S. The White House now has one of the most feared currency traders alive in place to execute this shock move... a former George Soros lieutenant (who helped him "break the Bank of England").
And he's not working alone.
In fact, this plan was originally masterminded by a controversial currency expert and academic. Someone whose radical financial ideas led the New York Times to say: "God Help Us."
But please don't wait. July 28 is almost here — and this window is closing fast.
Click here to understand what could happen to your wealth.
CEOs Sell Millions Worth of These 3 Big Name Stocks—What It Means for Investors
By Leo Miller. Published: 7/14/2026.
Key Points
- Casey's General Stores CEO Darren Rebelez sold $15.2 million in shares after strong stock gains, a move analysts see as a reasonable trim rather than a bearish signal.
- Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck sold $286 million worth of stock, but this represents a small fraction of his nearly 46 million convertible shares, so investors need not worry much.
- RH CEO Gary Friedman's $21 million in Q3 share sales barely reduced his overall stake, and insider buying by another executive suggests a bullish signal for the stock.
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Insider sales are one thing when they come from a rank-and-file executive, but they are especially noteworthy when CEOs are the sellers. When a company’s top decision-maker reduces their stake, it is not exactly an encouraging signal. Interestingly, CEOs at three notable companies recently sold millions of dollars worth of shares. Still, investors should look closely at the details of those sales rather than assuming they are outright bearish signals.
Casey’s CEO Executes Substantial Trim After Big Gains
Casey’s General Stores (NASDAQ: CASY) has been on a real tear for several years now. Since the beginning of 2024, the stock has produced a total return of around 200%. That run includes calendar-year gains of 40% or more in 2024, 2025, and 2026 so far.
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Learn how to prepare your portfolio for what's coming nextGrowing demand for the Midwest convenience store and gas station chain has driven impressive sales and earnings growth. In its latest strong quarter, Casey’s added nearly $1 billion in revenue compared to the same period in 2024, with sales reaching $4.57 billion. Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) also rose 87% to $4.37.
However, after Casey’s strong gains, CEO Darren Rebelez recently sold $15.2 million worth of shares. Just two weeks into Q3, Casey’s insider sales have reached $20 million, more than five times the amount sold in all of Q2. None of these sales were made under 10b5-1 plans, indicating they were discretionary. Rebelez reduced his directly held Casey’s shares from around 108,000 to 89,174, or by roughly 17%. He also has more than 8,000 restricted stock units that he can convert into shares.
Overall, Rebelez’s move appears to be a trim, likely to diversify his portfolio after Casey’s strong performance. It should not trigger panic, but investors may still want to consider trimming their positions in light of the sale.
Rocket Lab CEO Sells Over $250 Million Worth of Stock
Next up is a stock that has been even hotter than Casey’s over the past several years: Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB). Shares are up well more than 1,200% since the start of 2024. Rocket Lab’s revenue in Q1 2024 was $92.8 million. In Q1 2026, that figure had more than doubled to $200.35 million, while its backlog grew to more than $2 billion.
However, the space launch firm remains unprofitable, posting adjusted EPS of negative 7 cents and free cash flow of -$77.4 million. Even so, shares jumped more than 34% after the report, and Rocket Lab’s 2026 return is near 15%.
Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck just sold a huge $286 million worth of shares as Q3 begins. These sales are more than three times higher than all of the company’s insider sales in Q2, which totaled $76 million. Beck's recent sales amount to more than three million shares.
Although the filings show his percentage ownership dropping significantly, they only account for Beck’s common share holdings. Beck also has a massive stockpile of preferred stock. A filing from a few months ago places his total shares that he could convert into common stock at nearly 46 million.
Thus, Beck’s recent sales represent a relatively small percentage of those holdings, and he still retains a massive position in Rocket Lab. In addition, his shares now represent a substantial amount of wealth. It is therefore reasonable for Beck to convert a portion of his shares into cash for other purposes. Overall, investors should likely not be too concerned about his recent sales.
RH Insider Sales Spike as CEO Converts Shares to Millions in Cash
Last up is RH (NYSE: RH), which many know as Restoration Hardware. The stock has been anything but a strong performer, falling more than 40% since the start of 2024 and remaining modestly in the red in 2026. After posting growth of 12% several quarters ago, RH’s revenue declined by 1.7% in its latest report. As a furniture seller, the weak housing market has been a significant headwind for RH’s business.
Even as shares have performed poorly, RH has seen approximately $21 million worth of insider sales in Q3 so far. That compares with just $777,000 in sales in Q2. Notably, all of these Q3 sales came from CEO Gary Friedman and were not made under 10b5-1 plans.
Friedman’s latest sales barely make a dent in his overall position. Before these transactions, Friedman held approximately 3.35 million RH shares. After the sales, that figure falls to about 3.23 million, or a decrease of less than 4%.
Despite the large increase in RH’s insider sales by dollar amount, the change in Friedman’s personal position is too small to influence other investors. Another insider, Carlos Alberini, bought $1.83 million in shares at the end of Q2. That move increased Alberini’s total shares held by more than 50%. Taken together, these trades suggest RH’s recent insider activity is more bullish than not.
Analysts Eye Further Gains in Casey’s Despite CEO Sales
Overall, the sales at Casey’s appear to send the strongest signal to investors. While trimming this name may have merit, it is also worth noting that Wall Street analysts remain optimistic on CASY.
The MarketBeat consensus price target for CASY sits near $939, which implies upside of more than 10%. Additionally, Casey’s has been growing its dividend at a brisk pace, although its forward dividend yield remains low at around 0.3%.
Rezolve AI Stock Has a Short-Squeeze Setup, But Execution Comes First
By Thomas Hughes. Published: 6/30/2026.
Key Points
- Rezolve AI’s first-quarter update showed revenue already ahead of its full-year 2025 total, supporting management’s aggressive 2026 outlook.
- The company’s AI commerce platform, hyperscaler relationships and enterprise customer growth help support the long-term bull case.
- Heavy short interest and a stock that has held above support could make the next business update an important catalyst for shares.
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Rezolve AI (NASDAQ: RZLV) offers investors a multibagger opportunity thanks to its pioneering work in agentic commerce. The company’s platforms automate every stage of the customer cycle, from product discovery to payment processing, and could reshape the future of e-commerce. One of the key advantages for merchants and enterprises is TraceWare technology, which acts as a back-end audit layer, helping ensure safe, accurate transactions without AI hallucinations.
Rezolve's 2025 results showed strength, with revenue growth accelerating rapidly, driven by client acquisition and vertical expansion, and that strength continued into early 2026. The stock remains a short-squeeze candidate because of the very high double-digit short interest reported in mid-June. Despite that heavy positioning, Rezolve AI shares have held above key support, suggesting sellers have struggled to push the stock materially lower. With catalysts ahead, a strong business update could be enough to shift sentiment and bring buyers back in.
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Rezolve to Report in September: Affirm Momentum Increases
One challenge for Rezolve AI investors is that, as a U.K.-based foreign private issuer, the company typically reports financial results twice a year rather than quarterly, as most U.S.-listed companies do. Rezolve AI has occasionally provided interim updates, including its first-quarter update, but investors still have fewer scheduled checkpoints. Q1 revenue exceeded the company’s full-year 2025 total, and management still expects growth to accelerate. The company reaffirmed its robust 2026 guidance, expecting revenue to top $360 million, representing approximately 670% growth over the prior year, with profits by year-end.
Profits are a critical milestone because they would mark an inflection point and reduce the need for further capital raises. In that scenario, the company could sustain operations while continuing to invest in growth and maintain balance sheet health. Investors should also note the $300 million share buyback authorization, which reflects management confidence in future cash flows.
Other milestones include crossing the 1,000-client mark and partnerships with hyperscalers such as Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL), as well as financial leaders like Visa (NYSE: V). The hyperscaler partnerships include listing Rezolve’s brainpowa AI model on their respective cloud platforms, while the Visa partnership includes Bahrain’s Mashreq Bank’s loyalty program and automatic cashback services.
Market Support Firms: Triple-Digit Upside Indicated
Rezolve’s market support remains light in volume but constructive in outlook. MarketBeat tracks seven analysts, rating the stock a Moderate Buy. The sell-off has pushed Rezolve AI shares far below the current analyst target range, leaving substantial implied upside even to the lowest published target. Institutional trends, a reflection of analyst sentiment, include a relatively low but improving 28% ownership as of late June 2026, with the trailing-12-month balance near $6-to-$1.
Rezolve’s H1 2026 report will be the trigger for market action, potentially catalyzing a more bullish posture among analysts and institutions. While the market expects to see robust growth, as indicated by the guidance, outperformance is likely. The massive backlog, cross-selling among recent acquisitions, and business validation from hyperscale partners support that view. The fact that Rezolve AI is listing its model directly refutes a pillar of short-seller interest: the lack of proprietary AI technology.
The company generated 17% of its 2026 revenue target in the first 90 days of the year, while management expects revenue to be weighted toward the back half of the year. A stronger first-half update would help validate that outlook and keep the company on track for its full-year goal.
Overhang Hanging in the Balance for Rezolve AI
Rezolve AI has an overhang that limits upside potential as of mid-year. While the dilution threat is reduced, a resale shelf registry worth $200 million helps cap gains. Linked to early investors and an oversubscribed offering, not to new shares, the concern is that institutional investors could sell into any rally that develops.
However, assuming the upcoming reports confirm the company’s revenue and earnings potential, its valuation metrics will improve, raising the bar for existing holders. In that scenario, the overhang could persist even as the stock continues to move higher, as short sellers begin covering and long-term holders wait for a higher price.
Market action is telling: RZLV's stock price has moved sideways within a tight range since early March, indicating a wait-and-see posture. The most likely outcome is a move higher, but there is a risk that the upcoming results will fail to catalyze bullish market behavior, and a sell-off will follow. The critical support target is near $1.80 and is unlikely to be breached without a significant change in the fundamental outlook.
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