Archive Category: Green Zone Fortunes Updates

2025 has been the year of Donald Trump — with the newly-reelected President seemingly locked in the media spotlight as his second turns the political world upside down. Meanwhile, it’s also been a phenomenal year for one of the President’s favorite assets … gold. Since January 1, the price of an ounce of gold has surged from just under $2,700 to record highs of more than $4,350, before pulling back to just over $4,200 at time of writing.

It’s been a wild couple of days! After an October that saw the tech-heavy Nasdaq jump almost 5% for the second consecutive month, Wall Street has been getting jittery about tech valuations and excessive capital spending on AI infrastructure. As such, both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq sold off aggressively yesterday.

It’s not every day you find a company that sits at the crossroads of virtually every major mega trend dominating the economy … but that’s precisely what I’ve found for you in this month’s issue of Green Zone Fortunes… Earlier this week, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang just made a cross-country trek from Silicon Valley to Washington D.C. to sound the alarm on the single most important issue holding back the AI revolution: Energy. AI’s power needs are doubling every 100 days. By 2028, less than three years from now, AI research alone will consume as much electricity as 22% of all American households.

Since 2009, Nvidia’s (NVDA) GPU Technology Conference (GTC) has hosted the best and brightest of the tech world — showcasing their latest breakthroughs and giving the media a glimpse at our increasingly tech-powered future.

Back in March of this year, President Trump established something called the “Investment Accelerator” through an Executive Order. The stated goal of this new office was to overhaul Biden’s CHIPS Act and facilitate $1 billion+ investments both in America and abroad. And because of this new program, the US government is taking direct equity stakes in private companies for the first time ever… The only times we’ve seen anything remotely similar to this are when the government “bailed out” companies, like they did with big banks and car companies in ’08…