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I was recently in the White House meeting with President Trump.
And I have every reason to believe that he is going to make a major announcement any day now that could send a handful of tiny Silicon Valley firms soaring. (Paradigm Press)
Buck Sexton: What I Heard in the White House
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Hey, it’s Buck Sexton.
Things are happening FAST. So I wanted to get this to you ASAP.
I was recently in the White House meeting with President Trump.
And I have every reason to believe that he is going to make a major announcement any day now that could send a handful of tiny Silicon Valley firms soaring …
The facts:
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The Iran excursion (and Venezuela raid before that) demonstrated a new class of highly advanced AI. (Take a look at this jaw-dropping new AI here.)
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Trump wants more of it immediately — not just for the military but ALSO to use in manufacturing and industry to boost the economy before the midterms.
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I believe the administration is about to announce an estimated $2.2 trillion 10-year plan to unleash it ….
Put all that together, and you get one conclusion:
I believe this could be the biggest tech initiative in U.S history.
That means the under-the-radar companies responsible for building these AI systems could see massive stock surges when the news gets out.
In fact, based on my talks with folks inside the Trump administration — and my research — I’ve identified three companies that I believe could get huge contracts any day now.
This is why I’m rushing this to you now at short notice … today.
Watch my short briefing now … so you can get ahead of the crowd on this.
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