Moonshot Method by Adjuvat Labs

🚨 FED MEETING TODAY: 3 SCENARIOS, 9 STOCKS TO WATCH 🚨

The Fed could hold rates steady, hike, or cut. Here's your playbook:

🟰 IF RATES STAY SAME (3.50-3.75%)
→ JPM, BAC, AGNC
Banks thrive on steady net interest margins. AGNC's 13.6% dividend yield is the cherry.

🔼 IF FED HIKES
→ JPM, AXP, PGR
American Express + Progressive Insurance = rate hike winners. Higher yields on float = more profit.

🔻 IF FED CUTS
→ HD, NVDA, FDX
Home Depot (housing), NVIDIA (AI growth), FedEx (economic expansion). Rate cuts = growth stock fuel.

💡 KEY DATA:

Current rate: 3.50-3.75% (since Dec 2025)

Inflation trending UP (Middle East energy costs)

Rate traders: NO cuts expected this year [CME FedWatch]

🎯 My day trading pick: JPM (holds on hike/hold) + NVDA (explodes on cuts). Maximum volatility either way.

Which scenario are you betting on today? Drop your prediction below 👇

📈 Tag a trader who needs this Fed playbook.

For many high net worth individuals, acquiring residence and citizenship abroad offers a sense of stability in a world that has grown harder to predict. Geopolitical tension drive more people to seek new options. What used to be a simple precaution, a single spare passport set aside for emergencies, has become a deliberate discipline.

The demand for residency and citizenship by investment has never been higher. But what are the best destinations for travelers looking to build their wealth outside their home country?

A new report from residence planning firm Henley & Partners highlights an unprecedented surge in wealthy Americans building sovereign portfolios—layering multiple citizenships and residencies to hedge against political tension. The report heavily emphasizes elite, multi-million dollar hubs like Singapore and New Zealand's refreshed Active Investor Plus program

But this data carries a glaring blind spot: it frames global mobility as an exclusive playground for the ultra-wealthy. You do not need to buy your way into New Zealand for NZD $5 million+ (approx. $3 million USD) to protect your capital and your family.

While the headline-grabbing leaders score highly on structural stability, a deeper look at the index reveals highly competitive, lower-threshold alternatives. If you do not have multimillions, the strategy changes from buying access via massive private equity investments to allocating capital smartly in nations actively competing for mid-tier high-net-worth individuals.

Global Wealth Mobility Leaders 2026

1. Singapore: 79.5
2. New Zealand: 75.8
3. Cayman Islands: 74.3
4. Cyprus: 73.5
5. Netherlands: 72.8
6. Portugal: 72.5
7. Italy: 72.3
8. Bermuda: 72.0
9. Uruguay: 71.8
10. Latvia: 71.7
11. Panama: 71.5
12. Hong Kong: 71.2
13. Switzerland: 70.8
14. Greece: 70.5
15. Costa Rica: 70.2
16. Monaco: 70.0

Source: To identify the top nations for wealth mobility, Henley & Partners launched a new analysis that calculates a Wealth Mobility score of up to 100 for each country. The overall score is based on a nation’s performance across 38 indicators in 12 categories, including tax treatment, rule of law, quality of life, investor and high-net-worth migration pathways, family inclusion, geopolitical stability, and capital mobility.

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I bet he drops interest rates.

🍦That’s the contrarian take, and that’s why I like it. Kevin Warsh is Trump’s Fed chair, and Trump has been crystal clear that he wants rates lower.

Everybody loves acting smart with the consensus trade. I’d rather bet on incentives, pressure, and power. Trump wants lower rates, Warsh is his guy, and the market is going to have to deal with that reality.

Will I eat Crow 🐦‍⬛ later today?

The Federal Reserve interest rate decision is today, Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. ET

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🚨 BREAKING: US Housing Starts FLASHBACK to 2020 🚨

📉 May 2026 Housing Starts = 1.177M (annualized)

🔻 -15.4% MoM | -8.7% YoY

📊 LOWEST since MAY 2020 (pandemic start)

🏠 SINGLE-FAMILY: 882K (-1.9% MoM) → 8-month low

🏢 MULTI-FAMILY: 284K (-41.4% MoM)

→ STEEP apartment drop
💸 Crushed expectations (consensus was 1.43M)

📈 Mortgage rates: 6.36% | Building costs: HIGH

🇺🇸 Housing sector = slowing Q2 economic growth

6.19% today, 3.97% yesterday that dark pool research seems to be printing.

Today I set an alarm when Amy first got up around 5 am and told her that when the alarm goes off the stock will run and she can sell. I was out 1.5 minutes.

Chicks dig making bank 🏦

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Curious Minds 🫣

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump & Iran Deal: The Numbers Don't Add Up

Over the past ~6 months, President Trump has claimed a deal with Iran was "imminent," "reached," or "largely negotiated" at least 39 times.

But how many deals have actually been signed? Zero.

The signing ceremony is scheduled for this Friday in Switzerland but until it happens, no agreement is official. Iran has repeatedly said "nothing" is finalized, while Trump keeps announcing deals that don't materialize.

Let's see if Friday actually happens. 🤔 🙏

Quite the run today 📈