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[Wealth Daily] Jason Simpkins / Feb 20, 2024 In 2024, the NATO alliance will spend more than $1 trillion collectively on defense. Obviously, the United States will account for most of that with an $886 billion defense budget. That exceeds the combined total of the next 10 spenders — China, Russia, India, Saudi Arabia, the U.K., Germany, France, South Korea, Japan, and Ukraine. However, even setting the U.S. aside, NATO is still on track to spend more on defense this year than at any point in its history. That is NATO Europe will spend a combined $380 billion dollars in defense this year. [NATO Europe]  [$34,200 Retirement Handout Starts on FEBRUARY 20th.]( There isn’t much time to waste... You could boost your retirement income by up to $34,200 a year simply by staking a claim on a new income stream hidden in the recent Inflation Reduction Act. It’s 100% legal, but you’ll need to move fast. The next payment is due on February 20. 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That same year the alliance adopted the Defence Investment Pledge, which not only reinforced the 2% target, but also called on members to spend 20% of their defense budgets on major equipment, including R&D. Still, it was unquestionably Russia’s aggression that prompted the renewed commitment to defense spending that’s now carried the group beyond even Cold War levels. Unsurprisingly, the countries bordering Russia have generally been the most dedicated to reaching their spending target - often going above and beyond. Poland, for example, now spends 4% of its GDP on defense, up from 1.9% in 2014. [NATO Defense Spending 14-22]  New Oil Drilling Innovation Unlocks Texas-Size Profit Potential Nestled in Texas' Permian Basin is a secret that’s about to turn the oil industry on its head... A small firm has developed a new drilling method that puts fracking to shame. It could DOUBLE domestic oil production and transform America into the world’s No. 1 oil superpower. 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(The U.S. currently pays about 16.2% — the same as Germany.) However, there is no pool of funds, nobody owes anyone anything, and no one is “delinquent” — even the countries that are spending less than 2% of their GDP on defense. AI Could Destroy Your Computer Artificial intelligence is about to destroy practically every computer in the world. How? By melting them into steaming piles of metal goop. That’s because AI makes computer chips reach scorching-hot temperatures. But this situation is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for early investors… Because one little-known firm from California owns the [patent-protected answer]( to AI’s fatal heat problem. If history is any indication, the stock could make you as much as 120x your money. [Get the full story here.]( Any assertion to the contrary is patently false. Especially since, as I just explained, NATO spending, including spending among our European allies, is at an all-time high. The overwhelming majority of NATO members spend something close to 2% of their GDP on defense, if not more. And that is in line not just with NATO’s suggested guidelines but higher spending throughout the world. Indeed, global military spending surged by 9% in 2023 to a record $2.2 trillion, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies. Even Switzerland, famous for its neutrality, is determined to boost its defense spending by 19% over the next four years, citing a rise in global instability. And that should tell you something about the way things are trending — and where you should be invested. [If you’re smart you’ll check out my latest report on cutting-edge defense technology here.]( Fight on, [Jason Simpkins Signature] Jason Simpkins  [Wealth Daily ICYMI Header]( Do You have Enough Saved for Retirement?(HINT: You Probably Don't) The Federal Reserve says you'll need around $967,000 to retire... 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