Leopold Aschenbrenner's fund just hit a new all-time high of $20 BILLION.
And he's literally telling you what to buy right now.
Pay attention and you could make a ton of money.
Here's the list:
Big buy on Bloom Energy, fuel cells for data centers.
Heavy on Bitcoin
@care22t Feels more like a campaign slogan than a real plan but the idea of spreading ownership beyond the usual suspects is the kind of talk that actually gets people listening
🚨 AI could be the biggest political story of the next decade—and Trump just said the American public should own some of it.
Not just Wall Street.
Not just VCs.
Not just early insiders.
Every American.
Here’s the idea:
If companies like OpenAI, Anthropic and xAI become the most powerful in history, regular people should benefit from that growth.
This isn’t your typical policy headline.
It’s a signal.
Sam Altman was first to push it.
Bernie Sanders wants a public AI wealth fund.
Trump is now saying the government will look into it.
Think about how wild that is:
Bernie spent his whole career fighting billionaires.
Trump built his image backing them.
They rarely agree on anything economic.
Yet both sides are now looking at AI and saying the same thing:
This tech is too massive to be owned by just a few.
That tells me one thing:
AI is no longer just a tech story.
It’s becoming a national wealth story.
Private names are obvious:
OpenAI
Anthropic
xAI
But public market plays are where investors should look:
$MSFT — OpenAI ecosystem
$AMZN — Anthropic + AI cloud
$GOOG — AI models + cloud + infrastructure
$NVDA — AI chips
$AVGO — custom AI chips
$AMD — AI GPU challenger
$META — AI platform + data centers
$TSLA — xAI / robotics / autonomy narrative
$ORCL — AI infrastructure demand
The market still treats AI like a normal growth cycle.
I don’t think it is.
When politicians from opposite sides fight over who gets the AI upside, it means the real money is already too big to ignore.
My take is simple:
Don’t chase every AI headline.
Don’t buy hype blindly.
Watch the companies controlling compute, cloud, chips, data and distribution.
That’s where real power sits.
AI isn’t just changing tech.
AI is changing ownership.
Not financial advice.
@LisaSongSutton Market cap dropped half a trillion this year and people still call it a cash machine. The ads business is strong but that VR spending is a black hole for now.
$META is way more than just a social media stock these days.
Current price: $593.00
Today: -$34.78
Market cap: ~$1.52T
P/E: ~21.6x.
People still think of Meta as just Facebook and Instagram ads.
But the real game is way bigger:
Family of Apps = cash flow machine
Instagram / Facebook / WhatsApp = global reach
AI ads = smarter targeting and more money
Reels / Threads = keeping eyes glued
Meta AI = product ecosystem
Reality Labs = future bet
Meta’s Q1 2026 revenue hit $56.31B, up 33% from last year. Family of Apps brought in $55.91B, but Reality Labs is still a drain with a $4.03B operating loss. Capital expenditures were $19.84B, showing just how hard Meta’s pushing into AI infrastructure.
My take:
$META is still one of the top AI ad platforms out there.
The potential is in AI boosting ads, engagement, recommendations, and business tools.
But there’s clear risk too:
AI spending is climbing fast.
Reality Labs keeps bleeding cash.
Regulation is a long-term cloud.
My plan:
Don’t chase.
Wait for dips.
Keep an eye on ad growth and AI monetization.
Only buy if the stock holds key support.
Watchlist:
$META / $GOOG / $MSFT / $AMZN / $NVDA / $AVGO
Not financial advice. 🚀