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China has long been the world leader when it comes to massive economic growth, with GDP surging 9% per year on average since 1978. Commodity investors have been especially fixated on the world’s largest exporter, with the famous Jim Rogers even going so far as to teach his daughters to speak Mandarin. According to Rogers: “If you were smart in 1807, you moved to London. If you were smart in 1907, you moved to New York. And if you were smart in 2007, you moved to Asia.”

It’s been just over a week since the Fed’s first rate cut in four years, and our 10X Stocks portfolio is making steady progress.If anything, last week’s “surprise” 50bps cut should only accelerate our timeline as strong small caps begin to outperform. We’ll check back next week to update you on each stock’s progress and evaluate how each position is handling this new rate-cutting environment.

When you pull up to the pumps at a gas station, you’ll often see a green pump handle for diesel fuel. Diesel is the fuel of choice for most American work trucks — and with good reason. It doesn’t burn as fast as standard gasoline, so diesel engines are more efficient. And since they’re not burning as much fuel, they produce fewer carbon emissions. Diesel isn’t as hard on engines, either. It actually works as a lubricant to extend the service life of various engine parts, such as injectors. As a result, diesel engines typically last 2-5X longer than a standard gas engine.

Happy Thursday, 10X-ers! I’ll get straight to the meat of the matter because the Nvidia panic is quickly evolving! It’s even becoming a story the mainstream media is picking up on. As Bloomberg reported after the market close on Tuesday…

Happy Thursday, 10X-ers! Before we get into today’s update, I’d like to give a warm welcome to the nearly 150 new 10X Stocks readers who’ve joined since Nvidia’s blockbuster earnings call yesterday afternoon. In that all-important and widely watched earnings report, we’ve identified a phenomenal opportunity, so it’s safe to say that you couldn’t have come aboard at a better time.