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142 protests.
42 states.
All targeting the same thing:
AI data centers.
The industry thought its biggest constraints would be chips, power and transformers.
It forgot about political permission.
Only 14% of Americans say they would support a data center being built near them.
AI has the capital.
It may not have the consent.
The most important thing the Fed did this week…
…wasn’t keeping rates unchanged.
It was saying less.
Kevin Warsh refused to give forward guidance and instead doubled down on one message:
Price stability comes first.
For investors, this matters more than a 25bp move.
When the Fed stops telling markets exactly what’s coming next, volatility rises.
And when volatility rises…
• Weak businesses get exposed.
• Leverage becomes expensive.
• Capital flows toward quality.
Easy money rewards almost everyone.
Uncertainty rewards the best capital allocators.
That’s where we focus.
The biggest investing mistake isn’t buying the wrong company.
It’s spending your time analyzing companies that don’t matter.
Most of the next decade’s winners will come from a handful of structural trends:
• AI Infrastructure
• Power & Energy
• Defense
• Space
• Capital Allocation
The question isn’t “What’s the next stock?”
It’s “Where is capital being forced to go?”
That’s where asymmetric opportunities are created.
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We follow capital.
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For three years everyone asked:
"Who has enough GPUs?"
The next question is different.
"Who has enough electricity?"
Power is becoming the scarce asset.
Utilities.
Transformers.
Grid connections.
Nuclear.
Gas generation.
The AI story is slowly becoming an energy story.
Because the index isn’t the market.
A handful of mega-cap winners are masking what’s happening underneath the surface.
If the biggest companies keep compounding earnings and expanding their weight in the index, the S&P 500 can stay near all-time highs even while entire sectors are deep in correction.
That’s why looking only at the index can be misleading.
Breadth tells you far more than the headline number.
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$SPCX is reportedly discussing a multibillion-dollar AI infrastructure agreement with the Pentagon.
Think about what that would mean.
One company could provide:
• Launch
• Military satellites
• Secure communications
• AI compute
• Data infrastructure
That's no longer an aerospace company.
That's strategic infrastructure.
The market still values AI, defense and space as separate themes.
They’re increasingly becoming one.