The silence is deafening.
Right now America is facing what may be its biggest national emergency ever.
And yet… turn on CNN or Fox News… what do you see?
Gaza. Ukraine. Jeffrey Epstein.
All distractions from what’s really going on. Noise.
The silence is deafening.
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Washington is preparing for war.
They’re invoking emergency powers… issuing executive orders… and funneling trillions into a rapid economic mobilization.
Why?
Because a force Elon Musk has called “the most likely cause of World War 3” is now demanding a full-scale economic response.
It’s the reason Trump has been raising trillions of dollars from the Middle East…
The reason he forced Zelensky to hand over rights to half of Ukraine’s enormous mineral deposits…
It’s the reason Apple is spending $500 billion to bring their factories back to U.S. soil…
It’s even behind the President’s strange obsession with Greenland.
The threat of this force looms so large that Trump has privately declared it a national emergency… mobilizing public and private capital on a scale we haven’t seen since the Second World War.
If you have any money in the stock market, savings in the bank… and especially if you are responsible for your family’s wealth…
You really need to watch this urgent war-time exposé from Porter Stansberry and Jeff Brown.
Inside, it reveals why America’s latest arms race could potentially be more devastating than WWII as billions of lives get impacted financially.
Fair warning: when you discover what’s going on, you’ll wish it wasn’t true.
But it’s far better to be informed and ready as this national emergency takes place.
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Workday: Institutions Are Buying This Stock, Shouldn't You?
Written by Thomas Hughes. Published 8/23/2025.
Key Points
- Workday is well-positioned to continue growing and outperforming consensus estimates, thanks to its use of AI.
- The Q3 and full-year guidance increases failed to trigger a rally but did not diminish the long-term outlook.
- The consensus forecast suggests this stock will rebound by as much as 30% within two to three quarters.
Workday (NASDAQ: WDAY) stock has struggled to maintain momentum in 2025, though the outlook remains cautious rather than dire. Despite concerns about slowing growth, the company continues to outpace consensus estimates while intensifying its growth initiatives. Its expanding use of AI, diverse use cases, and strong ecosystem partnerships position it as a key player in enterprise automation, as reflected by its recent results.
In FQ2, Workday delivered beat-and-raise results, driven by new clients, expansion within large accounts, and enhanced operational quality.
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Operational quality is critical for this profitable tech firm, as it is boosting both GAAP and adjusted margins to drive accelerated bottom-line growth. Q2 highlights include an approximate doubling of GAAP margins and a multihundred-basis-point improvement in adjusted margins.
These margin gains have strengthened the balance sheet and bolstered shareholder value, partly through share repurchases. While current buybacks are modest—primarily offsetting share-based compensation—they may increase over time. Analysts forecast a low-double-digit revenue and earnings CAGR through the mid-2020s.
Workday Outperforms and Raises Q3 Guidance
Workday posted a solid quarter, with net revenue of $2.35 billion—up nearly 13% year-over-year—slightly above consensus. Subscription services grew 14%, offsetting a small contraction in services. Growth was broad-based across client sizes, fueled by large-client development and deeper service penetration.
This momentum should persist despite macroeconomic headwinds. The sales backlog rose 16.4% network-wide and 17.6% among large clients, a trend likely to continue as businesses accelerate digitization and automation. Workday now forecasts revenue growth of more than 14% for Q3 and full-year 2025, exceeding expectations and providing no catalyst for a sell-off.
The balance sheet reflects the company's expansion strategy, including recent acquisitions and strong cash flow. Cash and equivalents are higher, assets are flat, long-term debt is unchanged, and total liabilities are declining. With leverage under 1× equity and debt at approximately 0.3× equity, Workday is well positioned to fund further growth.
Analysts' and Institutional Trends Point to a Rebound
Analyst trends feature some recent price-target cuts but remain broadly bullish, with steady coverage, positive sentiment, and a consensus target near $290 as of late August. Though revisions dampened Q3 gains, they align with consensus views and suggest a strong rebound ahead.
Institutional trends are strong as well, with institutions holding nearly 90% of shares and remaining net buyers each quarter this year—roughly $2 of purchases for every $1 sold.
Recent price action supports a rebound thesis: the stock fell 5% but held above a key support level that has triggered multiple rallies over the past year. In this scenario, shares could rally toward $260. Critical support lies near $210, with resistance around $235, near the cluster of moving averages.
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