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Editor's Note: In light of DOGE's claimed $105 billion in federal savings and its aggressive termination of government contracts and leases, our analysis indicates a significant shift in federal spending patterns. While many investors are focused on the immediate impact to government contractors, the combination of rapid policy changes, verification challenges around DOGE's "Wall of Receipts," and the looming March 14th shutdown deadline creates an unprecedented opportunity that the market hasn't fully priced in. The DOGE Agenda (Nine Stocks to Buy)
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The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has claimed $105 billion in federal savings, though multiple fact checks have shown many estimates falling short upon review. As the March 14 government shutdown deadline approaches, markets are adapting to the department's rapid changes across federal agencies.
DOGE reports terminating federal building leases worth more than $600 million nationwide, including 23 buildings in Georgia valued at $17 million. The largest cuts affect major agencies like the CDC, which lost a 119,812 square-foot Atlanta building worth $2.47 million in annual lease payments, and Forest Services in Atlanta, losing a 49,617-foot building listed as saving $1.39 million.
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The DOGE agenda (nine stocks to buy) Every investor in America is trying to figure out what Musk will do in Washington, D.C. in the coming weeks. One Boston based think tank – who has studied Elon's work for decades – is stepping forward to share what they've found. They believe his TRUE plan is far more radical than anyone realizes. It could change the way you live, work, get paid, and collect Social Security...AND could make more people rich than all of Elon's previous ventures – PUT TOGETHER. Full story here. 
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DOGE's "Wall of Receipts" lists 2,334 canceled contracts amounting to $8.8 billion in savings, down from last week's claimed $9.6 billion from 2,299 contracts. The site also lists $660 million in canceled real estate leases and $10.3 billion in terminated federal grants. As noted by the American Enterprise Institute's Nat Malkus, "the sloppy work shown so far should give pause to even its most sympathetic defenders."
Conservative lawmakers are warning GOP leadership against restricting DOGE in upcoming spending legislation. House Speaker Mike Johnson stated on "Sunday Morning Futures" that Democrats' attempts to "tie the hands of the president, limit his authority... put Elon Musk in a corner and take him off of his mission" are "nonstarters."
Market analysts have identified several sectors potentially impacted by DOGE's actions. Companies in private corrections facilities have seen significant gains. Major financial institutions could benefit from potential regulatory relief. Technology firms with government contracts face uncertainty, while domestic semiconductor manufacturers might gain from proposed tariffs. Real estate investment trusts with federal government tenants are particularly exposed to DOGE's lease termination campaign.
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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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