The Mystery Man at the State of the Union

How can we sleep when our beds are burning? How can we sleep when our beds are burning? How can we sleep when our beds are burning? [Outsider Club logo] The Mystery Man at the State of the Union [Alexander Boulden Photo] By [Alexander Boulden]( Written Mar 07, 2022 Dear Outsider, An unmistakable neon glow emanates from an abandoned storefront in Philadelphia’s University City. As part of a massive real estate investment, Drexel University acquired an old Firestone car repair shop and turned it into a pop-up art gallery, complete with retro neon signs, some dating back to the 1950s. It gives students a glimpse into Philadelphia’s past as they work toward a better future. It turns out these were just a small sampling of art collector Len Davidson’s neon sign collection. And last year, he opened the Philadelphia Neon Museum. It’s worth the trip if you’ve never been. It’s got the original Pat’s Steaks and General Electric signs. Here’s a snapshot of all the fun... [neon] Have You Heard of "Infinite Lithium"? A small 65-person engineering team has done the unthinkable. It's created a way to generate NEW supplies of high-quality lithium right here in America, ON DEMAND... Without having to mine a single ounce of it. It’s all thanks to its revolutionary scientific process inside a lab, and it could hand investors the windfall of a lifetime. [Read on for the stunning details.]( Davidson told Hidden City Daily that these neon signs are “an entrée into telling stories about pre-internet Philadelphia.” Ah, a world without smartphones... Those were the days. Little did these sign-makers know how much the world would come to rely on neon. That’s because the noble gas is a critical component for the lasers used to etch patterns on silicon chips. And get this... As if the supply chain needed more disruption, prior to the Russian invasion, the U.S. imported 90% of its neon from Ukraine. Even chipmakers like Intel sourced 50% of the stuff from the now war-torn country. I’ve said it before, but the Ukraine mess leaves Wall Street in a heightened state of uncertainty. That’s why we’ve seen such wild swings in the market since the Russian invasion began. As investors digest global uncertainty and rising interest rates, the major indexes have teeter-tottered. Will all this negatively affect the big chipmakers going forward? The Biden administration doesn’t think so, and it’s probably why Intel insiders are loading up on the stock. Who’s That Man? I did something I really didn’t want to do last week... I watched the State of the Union address. I’ve heard more coherent speeches from drunks in the alley. Not that I spend my time with drunks in the alley, but you get my point. (I’m also thankful I can write that without fear of being punished, something Russian journalists are dealing with right now.) But something unprecedented happened at the speech, and it had Nancy Pelosi licking her chops thinking about all the money she's going to make from trading stock... even Kamala Harris noticed and shot her a nasty look. [sotu] The 1,000-Year-Old Man They say the first person who will live to 1,000 years old has already been born. That could be me or you... And it may very well be thanks to this groundbreaking technology: Because packed into this tiny pill is the means to make diabetes, arthritis, and other telltale signs of aging things of the past. Health care as we know it will fall on its knees. This technology could reshape human history more than the atom bomb, the internal combustion engine, and the electric light bulb combined. And nearly $15 trillion of new wealth is on the table for early investors to collect. [You can buy shares for under $5 while there’s still time.]( Here's what happened... Traditionally, the first lady invites guests to sit next to her at the State of the Union. These could be people who hold importance to the administration and support its policies. This time, the first lady invited Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, Ukraine’s ambassador to the U.S. Oksana Markarova, and Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger. Something big must be going on if the CEO of a blue chip company like Intel is invited to the State of the Union. Apparently, Intel is building a semiconductor manufacturing facility near Columbus, Ohio. It’s supposed to offset the high demand and short supply of chips, which is contributing to the supply chain disruption. Originally a $20 billion bid, Intel’s now vowed to increase the investment to $100 billion if the White House is able to subsidize the industry through passing legislation. Here’s what Biden told lawmakers about Intel, even calling out the newly appointed CEO by name! Intel's CEO, Pat Gelsinger, who is here tonight, told me they are ready to increase their investment from $20 billion to $100 billion. That would be one of the biggest investments in manufacturing in American history. And all they're waiting for is for you to pass this bill. Send it to my desk. I'll sign it. I find it odd that only a few months before the televised speech, insiders at Intel were loading up on stock. (We'll let the SEC deal with that though.) Now, I’ll admit, I didn’t know Gelsinger was slated to attend the State of the Union. But I knew from tracking insider trades that company execs were expecting something big in the near future. That’s the power of following the smart money... Green Energy Is a Pipe Dream Without This Substance See this unmarked tank? [mi green lift tank] It contains a revolutionary substance. Experts call it the "ultimate energy storage." Thanks to Biden’s $1.7 trillion clean energy program, the demand for this substance is expected to skyrocket by 3,779%. His 100% renewable energy plan won’t be possible without this kind of energy storage. [One tiny company]( owns the patented technology to make this substance at an ultra-low cost. Its stock could see extraordinary gains soon. Shares trades for less than $1... But with a huge announcement likely around the corner, this could change very soon. [Click here to find out what this is all about.]( Insider Buying Bonanza On February 7, I added Intel to my watch list, saying the following about what I found: There was heavy cluster buying at Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) to end the year, with CEO Bob Swan buying more than $2 million worth of shares. The CFO and multiple directors also purchased stock at an average price of $50. Intel's a huge supplier of chips to China, and it was slated as one of the biggest sponsors at this year's Olympics in Beijing. But Intel's holding firm that it doesn't support the reported human rights violations by the communist country. So even though the company pulled out from a massive advertising opportunity, it's betting it will gain more publicity and respect, leading to better customers. I'd feel comfortable purchasing anywhere below $47.73. There was even cluster buying in Congress, a very rare sight. Kevin Hern, Tommy Tuberville, and Marjorie Greene, among others, all recently purchased stock. Vanguard, Blackrock, and SSGA have all increased their holdings to boot. Now, the big chipmakers like Intel, Micron, and SK Hynix have all recently reassured investors that they’ve prepared for the risks involved in sourcing materials from Ukraine and Russia by stockpiling certain materials and buying neon from new suppliers. But as volatility and uncertainty can affect the chipmakers in the short term, we’re keeping a close watch on the sector. The times, they are a-changin'. 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