Editor's note: CNBC nicknamed him "The Prophet." He called Netflix at 78 cents, Apple at 38 cents, and Amazon at $2.80 – long before anyone knew their names. He's appeared on 60 Minutes twice. Now former hedge-fund manager Whitney Tilson is naming what he calls "America's Greatest Retirement Stock" right now – one company at the center of the AI and energy boom. He's giving away the name and ticker, free. See below...
A better retirement stock than Berkshire?
For years, I've called Berkshire Hathaway my No. 1 retirement stock in America.
I've attended 27 of Buffett's last 28 annual shareholder meetings in Omaha.
I've urged my readers to put a significant chunk of their retirement savings into Berkshire.
And it's worked out extraordinarily well.
But today I want to tell you about a company I believe might be even MORE powerful.
It doesn't manufacture a single chip, write a single line of code, or produce a single drop of energy or gas.
Instead, it controls assets so rare and irreplaceable that the entire AI boom grinds to a halt without them.
Every AI giant. Every energy company. Every pipeline operator that needs access... has to pay.
I call it the world's most profitable tollbooth – one that collects on the largest flood of spending in American history, whether markets rise or fall.
And unlike Berkshire – which hasn't paid a dividend since 1967 – this company sends enormous piles of cash directly to shareholders.
Not one check... But TWO.
Including a special payout that can run 5 to 10 TIMES bigger than the regular quarterly dividend.
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Over the past decade, it's outperformed Apple, Amazon, AND the S&P 500 – combined.
Right now, it's trading at a rare discount. Past windows like this one have turned a $10,000 stake into $55,000 – in just over 12 months.
The next dividend hits in weeks.
I'm giving away the name, ticker, and full story – completely free.
>>> Watch: Why This "Tollbooth" Stock May Be America's New Greatest Retirement Stock <<<
I flew to West Texas to see what this tollbooth actually controls...
Sitting above it in a helicopter, looking down at 9,000 construction workers crawling across a single stretch of desert...
I understood immediately why the smartest money in the world is rushing in.
Regards,
Whitney Tilson
Senior Analyst, Stansberry Research
P.S. The discount window is already narrow.
But here's what makes July 13th the real deadline...
On February 2nd, Trump signed "Project Vault" — a plan to set hard price floors on the exact critical assets this tollbooth controls.
July 13th is when Washington makes that call.
If those price floors get the greenlight, every fund and every trading desk rushes in at once.
The tollbooth gets even more valuable overnight.
And this discount disappears with them.
Remember — the next dividend hits in weeks too.
The window to get in before both of those events is closing fast.
>>> Watch the free presentation before July 13th. <<<
Rezolve AI Stock Has a Short-Squeeze Setup, But Execution Comes First
Reported by Thomas Hughes. Article Posted: 6/30/2026.
Key Points
- Rezolve AI’s first-quarter update showed revenue already ahead of its full-year 2025 total, supporting management’s aggressive 2026 outlook.
- The company’s AI commerce platform, hyperscaler relationships and enterprise customer growth help support the long-term bull case.
- Heavy short interest and a stock that has held above support could make the next business update an important catalyst for shares.
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Rezolve AI (NASDAQ: RZLV) offers investors a multibagger opportunity due to its pioneering work in agentic commerce. The company’s platforms automate every stage of the customer cycle, from product discovery to payment processing, and could reshape the future of e-commerce. Among the advantages for merchants and enterprises is TraceWare technology, which serves as a back-end audit layer, helping ensure safe, accurate transactions without AI hallucinations.
Rezolve's 2025 results showed strength, with revenue growth accelerating rapidly, driven by client acquisition and vertical expansion. That strength has continued into early 2026. The stock is also a short-squeeze candidate because of the unusually high double-digit short interest reported in mid-June. Despite that pressure, Rezolve AI shares have held above key support, suggesting sellers have struggled to push the stock lower. With catalysts ahead, a strong business update could be enough to shift sentiment and bring buyers back in.
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Rezolve to Report in September: Affirm Momentum Increases
One challenge for Rezolve AI investors is that, as a U.K.-based foreign private issuer, the company typically reports financial results twice a year rather than quarterly, as most U.S.-listed companies do. Rezolve AI has occasionally provided interim updates, including its first-quarter update, but investors still have fewer scheduled checkpoints. Q1 revenue exceeded the company’s full-year 2025 total, and management still expects growth to accelerate. The company reaffirmed its robust 2026 guidance, expecting revenue to top $360 million, representing approximately 670% growth over the prior year, with profits by year-end.
Those profits are critical because they would mark an inflection point and reduce the need for additional capital raises. In that scenario, the company could sustain operations while continuing to invest in growth and maintain balance sheet health. Investors should also note the $300 million share buyback authorization, which reflects management’s confidence in future cash flows.
Other milestones include crossing the 1,000-client mark and partnerships with hyperscalers such as Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL), as well as financial leaders like Visa (NYSE: V). The hyperscaler partnerships include listing Rezolve’s brainpowa AI model on their respective cloud platforms, while the Visa relationship includes Bahrain’s Mashreq Bank’s loyalty program and automatic cashback services.
Market Support Firms: Triple-Digit Upside Indicated
Rezolve’s market support remains light in volume but constructive in outlook. MarketBeat tracks seven analysts, rating the stock a Moderate Buy. The recent sell-off has pushed Rezolve AI shares well below the current analyst target range, leaving substantial implied upside even to the lowest published target. Institutional trends, which reflect broader market sentiment, show relatively low but improving ownership of 28% as of late June 2026, with the trailing-12-month balance near $6-to-$1.
Rezolve’s H1 2026 report will be the trigger for market action, potentially prompting a more bullish posture among analysts and institutions. While the market expects to see robust growth, as suggested by guidance, outperformance is likely. The massive backlog, cross-selling among recent acquisitions, and business validation from hyperscale partners all support that view. The fact that Rezolve AI is listing its model directly refutes a major short-seller concern: the lack of proprietary AI technology.
The company generated 17% of its 2026 revenue target in the first 90 days of the year, while management expects revenue to be weighted toward the back half of the year. A stronger first-half update would help validate that outlook and keep the company on track to meet its full-year goal.
Overhang Hanging in the Balance for Rezolve AI
Rezolve AI has an overhang in its market that limits upside potential as of mid-year. While the dilution threat is reduced, a resale shelf registry worth $200 million helps cap gains. Linked to early investors and an oversubscribed offering, not to new shares, the concern is that institutional investors may sell into any rally that develops.
However, assuming the upcoming reports confirm the company’s revenue and earnings potential, its valuation metrics will improve, raising the bar for existing holders. In that scenario, the overhang could persist even as the stock continues to move higher, as short sellers begin covering and long-term holders wait for a higher price.
Market action is telling: RZLV's stock price has moved sideways within a tight range since early March, indicating a wait-and-see posture. The most likely outcome is a move higher, but there is a risk that the upcoming results will fail to catalyze bullish market behavior, leading to a sell-off. The critical support target is near $1.80 and is unlikely to be breached without a significant change in the fundamental outlook.
3 Waste Stocks Turning AI Investments into Growth
Reported by Chris Markoch. Article Posted: 6/27/2026.
Key Points
- Waste management companies are using AI to automate operations, optimize routes, and improve profitability.
- Waste Management and Republic Services are investing heavily in AI-driven recycling and fleet management initiatives.
- Casella Waste offers investors a smaller-cap opportunity tied to AI adoption and operational efficiency gains.
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The debate over artificial intelligence has centered on one thing: the cost of the infrastructure needed to support it. That focus may be missing the point. A broader lens shifts attention to the companies already using AI to run their businesses more efficiently.
The key point to remember is that AI isn’t a one-time investment. The savings it delivers depend on an ongoing commitment—one far smaller than the CapEx hyperscalers are pouring into data centers, but far more durable. These investments aren't going away, and they will continue to grow.
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See the 5 stocks to avoidSo while many investors focus on data centers, others are profiting by investing in companies already using AI to make their businesses more efficient.
An overlooked sector is waste management. Companies in this industry are investing billions of dollars into AI strategies that are helping to expand margins. The sector is a perfect example of investments being made in AI today that are a down payment on a more efficient future.
Why AI Is Becoming a Growth Driver in Waste Management
According to Grand View Research, the global AI-in-waste-management market was valued at $43.2 billion in 2025. That's projected to grow to $52.4 billion this year and then to $216.4 billion by 2033. That’s a compound annual growth rate of 22.5% between now and 2033.
Today, AI systems enable automated sorting, route optimization, and real-time monitoring to manage rising loads more efficiently.
Waste Management Leads the Industry’s Automation Push
Waste Management (NYSE: WM) is the most aggressive AI spender among the major haulers. The company committed over $1.4 billion between 2022 and 2026 to automate its Materials Recovery Facilities. The stated goal is bold: 90% of recycling facilities automated by 2027.
But the early results justify that level of spending. Recycling EBITDA grew 22% in 2025, even as commodity prices fell 20%. That's a company showing how to convert AI CapEx into shareholder returns.
Technically, WM shows a clean setup. Shares trade around $223, holding above the 200-week SMA of $198.
The stock bounced sharply off $200 support earlier this spring. The long-term uptrend from the 2022 lows remains intact.
The risk is in the stock’s valuation. WM trades around 27x forward earnings, leaving little room for execution missteps. Investors are paying a market multiple for the AI-disruption-proof narrative. The company must keep delivering margin gains to justify it.
Republic Services Balances AI Investments and Dividend Growth
Republic Services (NYSE: RSG) is the number two hauler by revenue, and like Waste Management, investors should pay attention to the valuation. RSG trades at roughly 29x 2026 earnings estimates. That valuation bakes in continued margin expansion from automation.
RSG previewed its expanded AI strategy at the June 2026 Inaugural Waste Leadership Summit. The company is rolling out upgraded MRFs across its footprint, including an April opening in Peabody, Massachusetts. Investments target sorting accuracy, fleet routing, and dynamic pricing models.
The technical setup is less encouraging. Shares recently closed at $213.71, below the 50-week SMA of about $218.84. The stock peaked near $232 in early 2026 and has trended lower since. The 200-week SMA at $187.80 marks the next major support zone.
But with 22 consecutive years of dividend increases, RSG remains a high-quality compounder with defensive characteristics. The company’s pricing power helps make that dividend growth durable. But the chart suggests patience may be rewarded. A breakout above the 50-week average would signal buyers are returning with conviction.
Casella Waste Systems Offers a Contrarian AI Opportunity
Casella Waste Systems (NASDAQ: CWST) is the smaller player in this group with a market cap of just over $5 billion. The company’s regional footprint is concentrated in the Northeast and it is taking a measured approach to AI. CEO Ned Coletta has emphasized integrating AI alongside existing routing tools, particularly after acquisitions.
Early use cases include real-time driver coaching and route automation across newly acquired territories. That's a different playbook than WM's facility-wide overhaul.
It fits Casella's roll-up strategy, where bolt-on deals need fast technology integration to capture synergies.
The chart tells a contrarian story. CWST trades around $92, below the 50-week SMA of $92.93 and the 200-week SMA of $93.40. Shares fell from $120 highs in late 2025 to lows near $75 earlier this year.
The technical setup carries real risk. A close below recent lows would invite further selling. But the pullback resets the valuation for investors comfortable with smaller, acquisition-driven names.
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