In today's Masters Series, we're sharing a classic Dave Lashmet essay – where he details the strategy you can use to invest and build your wealth just like a Rockefeller...

You're probably not planning to buy SpaceX shares after its IPO. But odds are, you'll end up owning it anyway...

A warning from Whitney Tilson... The most overhyped, overvalued large caps of all time... The next coming of WeWork, but on steroids... SpaceX's odd mix of businesses... A looming crisis for your retirement savings...

We need so many gigawatts of electricity that even the countless energy-related stocks that have already spiked still have room to run... a lot of room.

SpaceX isn't the best space investment today...

Two of the biggest IPOs in history are in the pipeline – for SpaceX and OpenAI. And they're competing to claim the title of the most overhyped, overvalued large-cap stock of all time.

Investors are still catching up to this legacy hardware titan's role at the center of the AI build-out...

Broadcom sells off... Treasurys lose their 'reserve' status... The latest jobs reports will keep rate cuts on hold... What pricks the bubble in unprofitable tech stocks...

Your brain has a system for taking out the garbage...

Picking up where I left off in yesterday's e-mail... In it, I analyzed PayPal's (PYPL) historical financials. As I said, they look exceptionally strong. PayPal has high margins, growth, and free cash flow ("FCF"). The company also boasts a strong balance sheet and smart capital allocation. But despite this, PayPal's stock has been crushed. As I said yesterday: At [Tuesday's] closing price of $44.53, it trades at a mere 8.4 times this year's consensus earnings estimates of $5.30 per share. That's a small fraction of the S&P 500 Index's multiple of 22 times. And it's within a whisker of PayPal's […]