Dear Fellow Investor,
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a group of men signed a document declaring that this land — and everything in it — belonged to Americans.
Not to a king.
To us.
I've been thinking about that a lot this week.
Because I believe Trump just did something similar. And almost nobody noticed.
The Renaming Everyone Laughed At
Remember when Trump renamed the Gulf of Mexico?
One stroke of the pen. The Gulf of America.
The media mocked it. Late-night hosts had a field day.
"It's just a name," they said. "A publicity stunt."
I don't think so.
I've studied Trump's deal-making for decades. And I've learned one thing:
When Trump puts his name on something, it's because he sees value nobody else sees.
He did it in 1979, when he bought the air rights above Tiffany's for about $5 million.
Air rights. Something invisible. Something everyone else walked past.
Those rights let him build Trump Tower 20 stories taller. They've been estimated to be worth hundreds of millions since.
So when Trump renamed an entire body of water after America...
I asked myself a simple question.
What does he see down there?
The Answer Came From a Strip Mall in Colorado
Here's where the story gets interesting.
For nearly 20 years, a small government task force worked in near-total obscurity.
Scientists. Engineers. Ocean surveyors.
Their job? Map the seafloor and prove exactly how far America's continental shelf extends beneath the water.
It was slow, tedious, unglamorous work.
But in December 2023, they finished.
And what they proved was extraordinary.
The United States can claim sovereign rights over roughly 386,000
square miles of additional underwater territory.
That's bigger than Texas and California combined.
Larger than Germany.
New American territory — in the Gulf, the Atlantic, the Pacific, and the Arctic.
We didn't pay a dime for it.
We didn't fire a shot.
We simply proved it was ours all along.
The founders declared independence over land they could see.
This generation just claimed land nobody has ever seen.
What's Down There
Now, why does this matter to you?
Because scattered across parts of this new territory are potato-shaped rocks called polymetallic nodules.
Each one is packed with nickel, cobalt, copper, and manganese.
The four metals that power electric vehicles…
Industrial batteries…
AI data centers…
And nearly every advanced weapon in America's arsenal.
Here's the problem:
Right now, China dominates the processing of these metals.
And Beijing has already shown it will use that power as a weapon.
It cut off rare earth exports to Japan in 2010. It restricted chip metals in 2023.
Every month we wait, their grip gets tighter.
Trump knows this.
That's why he signed an executive order to fast-track undersea mineral development.
It’s why the government put all four of these metals on its official Critical Minerals List — unlocking tax credits, federal financing, and faster permits.
And it’s why I believe the Gulf renaming was never a stunt.
It was a signal.
America is planting its flag on its ocean territory. And this time, we intend to use it.
Your American Birthright
Here's the part I love most about this story.
Under international law, these are America's sovereign rights.
Not China's. Not the United Nations'.
America's.
And in this country, national wealth doesn't belong to a king or a
dictator.
It belongs to citizens.
Your ancestors built this country. Some of them fought for it.
You've paid taxes your whole life.
And now, for the first time in generations, America has claimed a new frontier.
Think of the Homestead Act of 1862.
The government opened the frontier, and ordinary families who staked a claim built generational wealth from nothing.
I believe this is that kind of moment.
Not a handout. An opportunity.
Because when private companies develop resources on American territory, any American can invest right alongside them.
That's your birthright as a citizen-investor.
The elites know it, too.
Major institutions have already been quietly building positions in this space — while most Americans have never heard the words "polymetallic nodule."
One Company Holds the Keys
My research points to one small company perfectly positioned for this moment.
It trades for under $5 a share.
It has proven collection technology.
Industrial partners.
And now, the full tailwind of American policy at its back.
I've put everything into a single briefing — the company name, the technology, the government backing, and my price targets.
I can't think of a better day to share it with you.
Two hundred and fifty years ago, Americans declared their
independence.
Today, we have the chance to declare our independence from China's mineral stranglehold.
And to claim a piece of the newest American frontier while it's still cheap.
Happy Independence Day.
To your wealth and America's future,
"The Buck Stops Here,"
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Written by Dylan Jovine