A hairy question is making the rounds of the startup world:

Can Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) make companies so productive that a startup with just one employee will be valued at $1 billion or more?

Today I’ll take a look at this question…

And show you how to use the answer…

Some people relish being a leader.

Not me.

I’d rather be a follower — at least when it comes to my investments.

So when a top venture-capital firm recently revealed its investment strategy for the exploding Artificial Intelligence sector, I decided to use the same strategy.

Today, I’ll show you…

Here’s what we believe about the government:

It does the most good by just getting out of the way.

So it might come as a surprise that we’re so supportive of a new government initiative.

Today I’ll get you up to speed on what’s happening here…

Then I’ll explain how…

Mark Cuban knows how to make money from sports. Lots of money. Case in point:

In January of 2000, he bought the Dallas Mavericks for $285 million. Then, in 2023, he sold off a majority stake in this NBA franchise for $3.5 billion.

In other words, he made literally billions…

Should you fire me? That was the topic of my article last week.

As I explained, Artificial Intelligence (AI) can beat humans at many tasks. Could it do my job better? My conclusion: “Maybe one day. But not yet.”

You see, I may not be an AI. But as…

Take a look at these companies:

Facebook… Airbnb… Coinbase… Instagram… Stripe… OpenAI… Robinhood.

These are some of the most successful startups of our generation.

But can you guess the one key thing they have in common?

Today I’ll reveal the answer.

Then I’ll explain why — if you want to invest…

A few weeks ago, someone bought a shirt for $7 million.

To be fair, it’s a pretty nice shirt — soft, breathable, colorful.

But how in the world could it be worth millions?

Today, I’ll explain everything…

Including how this story could help you beat the market.

No Ordinary Shirt

For decades, financial advisors have pounded the table about the “60/40” portfolio.

The idea was simple:

• If the market was booming, your 60% allocation to stocks could grow your wealth.
• If the market was crashing, your 40% allocation to bonds would help limit your losses and provide income.

What was the #1 most profitable investment of all time?

Was it Warren Buffett’s investment in Coca-Cola in 1987?

Was it picking up shares of Amazon or Netscape in the 90s?

Or was it something more unexpected?

I recently came across a list of the world’s most profitable, documented investments.

When I tell people what I do for a living, I hear things like this:

“The stock market? Boy, that’s a real crap shoot.”

“You invest in startups? I’d rather play the lotto!”

“Sounds like gambling to me.”

Comments like these used to bother me. But not anymore.

Now I…