Editor's Note: With DOGE's $6 billion Memphis AI facility rapidly nearing completion and the unprecedented speed of its construction, our analysis suggests a massive shift in government technology procurement. While most investors are focused on traditional tech giants, the combination of accelerated federal AI adoption, agency restructuring, and the upcoming spring contract announcements creates an unusual market opportunity that hasn't been fully recognized. Warning: "DOGE Collapse" ImminentTrusted Partner Approved After months of cost-cutting, controversy, and media buzz, DOGE is on the brink of a shocking collapse - with dramatic implications for the stock market. The Boston Think Tank we know and love is sharing what they think will happen next in a viral new presentation. Over 1.5 million people have now seen it. Click here to see what they're predicting now. |
While federal judges block DOGE's agency cuts and protests continue over USAID and Social Security changes, Wall Street is focusing on a massive technological transformation taking shape in Memphis, Tennessee.
A $6 billion AI facility, dubbed Project Colossus, houses 100,000 Nvidia chips and operates under intense security. Built in just 122 days, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang called the speed "superhuman," noting such facilities typically take three years to construct.
Recent reports show DOGE implementing AI across federal departments. The Social Security Administration plans to cut 12% of its workforce while automating systems. Similar changes are happening at USAID, USPS, and other agencies among the 441 federal departments.
Government AI contracts are driving significant market moves. Companies like Palantir have seen substantial gains after securing federal contracts. As BlackRock CEO Larry Fink noted at a recent retirement summit, government-linked tech investments have historically shown strong returns.
Is this article making sense so far? This presentation just crossed my desk from one of our most trusted partners, and I have to say - it's a must-watch. It breaks down exactly what we're discussing here in a way that makes the opportunities crystal clear.
After two months of cost-cutting, controversy and almost constant media attention...
We're now just days away from a shocking new twist in the DOGE story.
I call it the "DOGE Collapse."
And it's going to have dramatic implications for the stock market.
Just days after Elon came to Washington in January, I shared a "Ted Talk"-style presentation revealing DOGE's real agenda.
So far, more than 1.5 million people have viewed that video... and almost everything I predicted has come true.
Elon has moved to run the government like a technology start up - moving fast, breaking things, and using AI to automate whatever he can.
But that's all merely been the opening move in a much grander master plan...
Right now, almost no one is ready for it.
But when it hits, the panic we've seen in the stock market in recent weeks could morph into something much more disturbing.
Today I'd like to help you prepare... while there's still time.
With new legislation streamlining government AI procurement and ongoing agency restructuring, analysts expect more contract announcements through spring 2025. DOGE's accelerated timeline suggests significant changes ahead.
As this technological transformation unfolds, certain companies positioned to secure government AI contracts could see substantial growth. While major tech companies grab headlines, lesser-known firms securing federal contracts may present unique opportunities.
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Buy these stocks before DOGE moves Just a few days after the inauguration, my firm issued an urgent and very specific warning about Donald Trump and Elon Musk's real agenda... Put simply, we claimed that Elon had secured himself a role within the administration to oversee the rollout of powerful new AI technology. More than that... we predicted the shortlist of tech firms involved in the rollout could create enormous wealth, starting immediately. It turns out... we were right. Since we first published our warning just weeks ago, Elon has become a "special government employee", and his Department of Government Efficiency has begun pushing his agenda. He's wants to pursue an "AI-first" strategy... and he's even deploying his own "AI agents" inside the Federal government. The problem is... our prediction is coming true much faster than even we thought possible. Which means you could be running out of time to take a position in the stocks we think will rise fastest as a result of Elon's DOGE agenda. Right now, the media is reporting every step Elon takes in a frenzy of excitement. But no one is showing you how to capitalize on what's happening. If you're quick, you still have time to take advantage. That's why I'm reaching out to you today – to give you another (potentially final) chance to prepare, before Elon's real plans become front page news. Buy these stocks before Elon's next moveRegards, Rob Spivey P.S. You may never have heard of my firm before today. We're a Boston-based financial think tank, and have consulted with the Pentagon, the FBI, Harvard and many of Wall Street's biggest money managers follow our work. But we're stepping forward today to share our research directly with you, for reasons I explain right here. |
billion in contract adjustments... .6 million in lease terminations... And that's just the start. DOGE's efficiency mandate is reshaping federal spending faster than anyone anticipated...
The Department of Government Efficiency wasn't on anyone's radar until now. But with Elon Musk at its helm - and two new AI supercomputers just deployed at Tesla's Austin HQ...
Wall Street wasn't prepared... The immediate implementation of new trade duties sent markets into overdrive, with tech stocks leading an unexpected rally.
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