The model that built Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway was simple: acquire strong businesses and compound value. RAD Intel is applying that model to AI. Its platform predicts marketing performance before spend, already driving enterprise adoption. So far: *5,400%+ valuation growth *2× sales growth in 2025 *Fortune 1000 clients
I’ve been trading through conflict and political uncertainty for 46 years. And I've learned something uncomfortable — something most people already know but don’t want to admit. The biggest fortunes in history have never been made when everything is calm. They're made when the world
I've spent 46 years learning one thing above everything else. NEVER PAY FULL PRICE FOR ANYTHING. Whether it’s your realtor… Your insurance agent… Or even your ex-wife’s divorce attorney. Everything in life is negotiable. My father wasn't a rich man. But he taught me
Some people look for deals… Karim Rahemtulla looks for bargains: * In 2003 he picked up a 1965 Porsche for $12,500. It’s now insured for $125,000. * In 2009,he got an $18,000 Rolex Daytona for $9k. He sold it a few days later for $12k. * In 2010,
Before a restaurant sells any food, they need to buy it. That costs up to 35% on every dollar. But Tipsy Putt’s business model cuts that number to less than 20%. It’s called “Eatertainment,” the same model that turned TopGolf and Bowlero into billion-dollar companies. These companies are
When Starlink completes its global takeover… It's set to connect 3 billion people who've never had reliable internet. That's the biggest connectivity explosion in human history. Wall Street is focused on SpaceX. But the smartest money is looking at a backdoor play almost no
In 1900, oil was a curiosity. Kerosene lamps and lubricant. Nobody thought it would reshape civilization. Then the automobile happened. Then the airplane. Then two world wars fought over access to it. Then the entire global economy reorganized itself around the assumption that oil would flow forever. The families that
After the ceasefire was signed, Trump posted that "big money" was to be made by America "hangin' around" the Strait of Hormuz. Everyone assumed he meant oil. Tolls. Military leverage. The usual strongman stuff. I think he meant something else. The Iran war just did
Before the Iran war, "mine baby mine" was a slogan. After the Strait of Hormuz shut down and 20% of the world's oil vanished overnight — it became policy. Trump invoked the Defense Production Act for critical minerals. Lithium is at the top of the list. His
Nvidia is up over 2,000% in three years. Everyone knows the AI story. The chips. The GPUs. The trillion-dollar valuations. But there's a layer underneath the chips that nobody's talking about. Every AI chip sits in a server. Every server sits in a data center.
The way the world gets its lithium is embarrassing. They dig massive ponds in the desert. Pump brine into them. Then wait. For up to 18 months. While the sun slowly evaporates the water. At the end, they recover about 30% of the lithium that was in the brine. The
One country. One strait. Twenty percent of the world's energy — gone. The ceasefire is signed. The strait is still barely functional. But the lesson is permanent. Oil dependence is a vulnerability no government can afford anymore. Every exit path — EVs, grid storage, nuclear, renewables — runs through lithium. And