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Welcome to your weekly 10X Stocks update! The big news this morning is that, after the longest shutdown in history, the government is officially open again. President Trump just signed a spending bill that will fund the government through January 30, 2026. That gives us at least a couple months of relative peace before we get to go through this drama again. This isn’t really “news,” per se, as it was widely anticipated. But it does remove a major distraction that had been hanging over the market. Investors can now get back to fretting over earnings outlooks and valuations!

First, congratulations to everyone who followed my recommendation into cybersecurity up-and-comer, Red Violet Inc. (RDVT) last October. We bought shares for about $30 just over a year ago … and had the chance to sell (half of your position) today for over $60. If you missed that Trade Alert this morning, you can find it here – and there’s still time to act.

Earlier this week, Nvidia (NVDA) formed a caravan with some of Silicon Valley’s best and brightest — making the cross-country pilgrimage to Washington D.C. for the GPU Technology Conference (GTC). As I explained in last week’s update, their visit to the nation’s capital certainly had a purpose … and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made that very clear in his keynote speech on Tuesday. Huang praised Trump’s efforts to revitalize America’s economy, stating that the President “deserves enormous credit” for his efforts to help give our tech industry a critical lead in the AI race.

2025 has been a phenomenal year for nuclear energy investors, with our own positions in Nuscale Power (SMR) and Centrus energy (LEU) showing open gains of 555% and 541%, at last glance. This surge of interest is due to a convergence of two of the market’s biggest mega trends — resulting in the massive amounts of momentum we’re seeing.

Hello, and welcome to your weekly 10X Stocks update! I’ll keep things brief today, as I’m currently traveling to work on an exciting new project (more details to come, so stay tuned). Markets are still reacting to the ongoing government shutdown as Trump and the Democrats continue trying to hammer out a budget deal.