Friday, July 24, 2026

The "elevator method" to wealth rejects buying stocks

No stocks or options and none of the volatility you get with normal AI stocks...
 

Dear Reader,

Everyone who bought SpaceX at the IPO has lost money...

Yet that doesn't mean that the IPO wasn't, as Shaun Maguire of Sequoia Capital called it, "the healthiest wealth creation event in history."

After all, Shaun managed to turn $1.2 billion into $12 billion on SpaceX – a 10X profit.

And former SpaceX employee, Robert, went from living with sometimes as little as $12 in the bank to becoming worth $4 million at the IPO.

Of course, the IPO also crowned the world's first trillionaire, Elon Musk.

There's a common thread that runs through these three extraordinary wealth creation stories...

And that is that neither Shaun nor Robert nor Elon bought a single share of SpaceX on the market to accumulate those million-, billion-, and trillion-dollar windfalls.

And if you register to attend The 2026 AI Megadeal Event with my colleague Luke Lango of InvestorPlace, you too will see there is a MUCH better way into some of the best AI investments in the world.

It's a concept Luke calls "climbing the ladder versus taking the elevator."

As Luke says:

This is what separates folks who can never seem to get ahead from the well-heeled investors whose wealth compounds year after year.

Shaun at Sequoia and Robert from SpaceX are both riding the elevator up.

Folks who bought SpaceX stock on the market? Still stuck on that ladder, struggling, with nothing to show for their investments.

When you register to attend The 2026 AI Megadeal Event on Thursday, the information edge you gain is going to whisk you ahead of 99% of folks who still believe that owning a few SpaceX shares could change their fortunes forever.

The "elevator method" to wealth that Luke is talking about doesn't require buying any stock or trading any options on any exchange... or withstanding any of the normal volatility you get with normal AI stocks.

At Thursday's event, he'll fill in all the details for you – plus give you a free AI deal recommendation you can get in on with a stake as little as $500.

(Warning: it will likely sell out, so make sure you're there with a pen and paper ready to go.)

On July 30, it's your turn to step off the ladder and get in the elevator.

All you need to do now is reserve your seat at The 2026 AI MegaDeal Event this coming Thursday at 1 pm Eastern, 10 am Pacific.

Regards,

Matt Weinschenk
Publisher & Director of Research, Stansberry Research

 

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Why Overcrowded Stock Trades Are a Hidden Risk

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Managing Editor’s Note: Beginning August 14, a fresh group of stocks could start climbing – fast.  And thanks to an obscure stock market anomaly, one proprietary indicator will be able to detect these big stock moves – weeks in advance. 

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Now another window of opportunity is opening.  If you want to learn how to profit from what’s coming, Jason is sharing the details on Wednesday, July 29, at 8 p.m. ET – including the name of his top stock for free. RSVP instantly here.

Why Overcrowded Stock Trades Are a Hidden Risk

By Larry Benedict, editor, Trading With Larry Benedict

Over the past couple of years, investors have poured money into the same group of large technology and artificial intelligence stocks.

And to be fair, it’s easy to see why.

These mega-cap companies have dominant market positions. They’ve also delivered strong earnings growth, leading to some extraordinary share price gains.

However, that’s also how overcrowded trades can develop.

So rather than just watching the price action, it’s worth asking one crucial question: Who’s still left to buy?

Because once everyone who wants exposure is fully invested, buying demand can quickly dry up. That can leave a stock highly vulnerable to a sharp pullback when sentiment eventually turns.

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Wall Street Legend: “Stop Trying to Pick AI Stocks”

Larry Benedict is the Wall Street legend with a 20-year winning streak. Now he says the smartest way to profit from AI isn’t buying Nvidia or guessing which company wins the race. It’s by positioning ahead of a strange pattern that repeats every 90 days. The next one hits September 16. Here’s the ticker he says to trade.


What Liquidity Really Means

Many investors think about liquidity purely in terms of volume. If they see that a stock regularly trades millions of shares each day, they’ll assume that it’s easy to both enter and exit positions.

But there’s more to it. Real liquidity requires someone to take the other side of a trade.

When markets are moving higher, buyers are confident. Algorithms buy into the trend, and flows from ETFs support prices. It can create the illusion that investors can exit whenever they choose.

But once sentiment changes, those same forces that pushed prices higher begin working in reverse. Momentum-based algos cut their exposure. Stop losses are hit, and option market makers need to adjust their hedges – quickly.

Markets can end up moving much faster than people expect, which means there aren’t enough buyers to absorb the wave of selling.

This becomes especially important when a major index is dependent on a small number of stocks (such as the Magnificent 7). Investors who thought they were well diversified by owning a range of ETFs might not realize that they’re still essentially exposed to the same names.

And when everyone is trying to exit those stocks at the same time, investors can discover that they’re nowhere as diversified as they first thought.

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Watch Your Positioning

That’s why professional traders closely watch positioning. They want to know how crowded a trade has become. They try to determine where investors are likely to cut losses and how much positive news is already priced into a stock.

To be clear, a crowded trade doesn’t have to reverse immediately. Strong trends can continue much longer than people expect, as we’ve seen with the recent rally. But the more crowded a position becomes, the more vulnerable it becomes.

When expectations are low, a company doesn’t need to produce impressive results to surprise the market. Even stemming losses can create a momentum shift.

But when expectations are high, even strong results might not be enough – especially if market expectations become impossible to exceed.

I’m not suggesting that investors should rush out and sell all of their tech stocks or abandon the market altogether.

However, I do encourage you to make sure you understand exactly what you own and how much of your portfolio is riding on the same theme. Otherwise, you could get caught off guard if the market takes a turn, leaving you scrambling to avoid major losses.

That’s why it can be beneficial to avoid the most obvious trades – those that are the most crowded. Instead, we can look for opportunities where expectations are lower and positioning is lighter – where the potential reward is not fully reflected in the price.

As I’ve found throughout my career, great trades rarely come from following everyone else. They come from identifying when markets have become too complacent, too fearful, or too one-sided.

If you think independently, pay close attention to positioning, and patiently wait for the odds to move in your favor, you’ll be ready to profit while others are panicking and trying to contain their losses.

Regards,

Larry Benedict
Editor, Trading With Larry Benedict

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The "elevator method" to wealth rejects buying stocks

No stocks or options and none of the volatility you get with normal AI stocks...   ...