Jason Williams
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- Oct 1, 2026
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America’s Rare-Earth Gold Mine Is Hiding in Plain Sight (opens the original)
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For more than a century, American miners have been digging valuable material out of the ground… and throwing some of it away. Not because they were stupid or because they didn’t know what they were doing. They were simply looking for something else. A copper miner wanted copper. A gold miner wanted gold. A quarry operator wanted stone. A coal company wanted coal. Everything that didn’t contribute enough to the economics of the operation was pushed aside, dumped into a tailings pond, stacked in a
The Pentagon Is Rediscovering a 41-Year-Old Military Secret (opens the original)
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On September 13, 1985, Air Force Major Wilbert “Doug” Pearson climbed into the cockpit of an F-15A Eagle at Edwards Air Force Base in California. His mission was unlike anything an American fighter pilot had attempted before… His target wasn’t another aircraft. It wasn’t an enemy warship or a missile installation. It was a satellite orbiting hundreds of miles above Earth. Pearson accelerated his fighter jet, pulled into a steep climb, and released a 2,600-pound missile that streaked toward space
SpaceX Built the Highway. These Companies Are Building the Exits. (opens the original)
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SpaceX changed the economics of space forever. Reusable rockets made launch dramatically cheaper, increased launch frequency, and helped turn space from a government-dominated industry into a legitimate commercial market. But solving the cost problem didn’t solve every problem. And, in fact, SpaceX’s success has exposed the next bottleneck… The future of the space economy can’t depend entirely on giant rockets carrying giant payloads according to predetermined launch schedules. Eventually, space
Wall Street Is Selling Defense at the Wrong Time (opens the original)
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Something strange is happening in the defense sector. Yet the defense business itself might be stronger than it’s been in decades. That’s the disconnect investors need to understand. Because while Wall Street has been marking down some of America’s biggest military contractors, Washington and its allies have been doing the exact opposite. And they’re signing contracts that can keep defense factories busy for years. Those two trends cannot move in opposite directions forever. And we think that cr
Investing in Memory Sector Stocks? There’s a Bigger AI Opportunity Wall Street Is Missing (opens the original)
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I know you’re here for financial commentary and stock picks, not my opinion on world affairs. But before we get to today’s article, I want to acknowledge what this date means… I was in college near Washington, D.C., on September 11, 2001. After the attacks, the president was evacuated to the naval air base near us, and for about a week the only planes we saw overhead were fighter jets. In the years since, I’ve worked alongside people whose lives were permanently changed that day. Some lost frien
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