Dear Reader,
This week, U.S. gold reserves hit an unprecedented $1 TRILLION in value…
And it’s sparking urgent chatter that…
Treasury Secretary Bessent could move to officially revalue gold – exactly the scenario I’ve been warning about as part of the “Mar-a-Lago Accord.”
This would be the fifth time this has happened, and surely the most dramatic for folks who own gold (and folks who don’t).
Which may explain why gold just blew past $3,800, a new all-time high.
And why Bank of England staff are working overnight to keep up with the amount of gold being pulled from vaults, in what was called a “Trump-Fueled Frenzy”…
Forbes calls the “Mar-a-Lago Accord” a plan to remake the financial system… that could “turn global financial markets upside down.”
The Financial Times says, “the unimaginable is becoming imaginable”… and that it could “upend the global monetary system.”
And the Wall Street Journal calls it a ‘New World Order.’
If you have any money in the market, at the very least…
Watch this short broadcast to understand what’s underway.
If you DON’T own gold, it may not be an option for you in the coming weeks.
There are decades where nothing happens, and weeks where decades happen. I’m convinced the “Mar-a-Lago Accord” will go down in history as one of those “dividing line” moments in history…
My one job today is to tell you how to get your money on the right side of what’s happening (or risk losing up to 40% of your wealth.)
Look…
I’ve spent nearly 20 years helping folks navigate the toughest market moments. I foresaw the 2022 market crash and warned my readers to raise cash months in advance.
And I’ve helped my readers see gains like 1,200% on Microsoft and 800% on Berkshire Hathaway.
But this is bigger than any of that. And it is urgent.
In fact, I believe it could be among the most seismic stories I’ve ever covered:
A controlled demolition of the monetary order that could weaken the U.S. dollar by up to 40% in the next two years.
But this isn’t just a warning, it’s an opportunity…
Currency expert Jim Rickards, who advises the Department of Defense and major hedge funds, predicts gold could be revalued to as high as $27,533 per ounce, practically overnight.
Even if he’s half right, the gains could be preposterous.
Watch my urgent broadcast now to get the full story.
It’ll take just a few minutes, and it could be the most important decision you make for your financial future.
I’ve been through enough market cycles to know that hesitation can be costly.
Don’t let today become a day you regret for not acting.
I’m here to help you navigate this moment. So let’s get your money on the right side of history.
Here’s to our health, wealth, and a great retirement,
Dr. David Eifrig, MD, MBA
Senior Partner, Stansberry Research
CEO, MarketWise
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SanDisk Joins the S&P 500: Inside the Index Effect Rally
Authored by Jeffrey Neal Johnson. Article Posted: 11/27/2025.
Article Highlights
- SanDisk’s inclusion in the S&P 500 triggers a significant, predictable wave of mandatory buying by the market’s largest passive investment funds.
- The company earned its spot on the prestigious index through strong financial performance fueled by powerful demand from the AI sector.
- Membership in the S&P 500 solidifies SanDisk’s blue-chip status, providing a broader institutional investor base and enhanced market credibility.
In a notable display of corporate momentum, SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) has secured a coveted spot in the S&P 500, Wall Street’s primary benchmark.
This milestone comes less than a year after its separation from parent Western Digital (NASDAQ: WDC), validating the company’s successful return to independence.
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The announcement, effective before trading opens on Nov. 28, 2025, acted as a powerful catalyst, igniting a sizable rally in the company’s shares and a surge in trading volume.
But what’s driving this momentum, and what can investors expect now that SanDisk is officially part of the S&P 500?
Why Billions Are Flowing Into SanDisk Stock
The sharp jump in SanDisk’s share price stems from a well-documented market phenomenon known as the index effect. The S&P 500 is the primary benchmark for U.S. equities, and trillions of dollars in passive index funds and Exchange-Traded Funds(ETFs) are designed to mirror its composition. For managers of these funds, buying SanDisk stock is not discretionary — it’s required.
To continue tracking the index accurately, these funds must acquire shares of companies newly added to the index. That creates a large, predictable wave of demand from some of the world’s biggest institutional investors. The market, aware of this impending inflow, moves quickly to price in the expected buying pressure. This was evident after the Nov. 24 announcement, when SanDisk shares surged more than 13% on exceptionally high volume. That liquidity event delivered a strong short-term tailwind and signals the market’s expectation of sustained institutional demand.
How SanDisk Earned Its Spot on the Index
Membership in the S&P 500 is reserved for companies that meet strict standards across market capitalization, liquidity and — critically — financial viability, including a history of positive GAAP earnings. SanDisk’s inclusion is therefore a clear endorsement of its business performance since becoming a standalone company.
This financial health was on full display in the company’s fiscal first-quarter 2026 earnings report, which met the S&P’s core requirements and highlighted strong operating momentum:
- Impressive revenue growth: The company generated $2.31 billion in revenue, a 23% increase year‑over‑year.
- Demonstrated profitability: SanDisk reported positive GAAP earnings of $0.75 per share, while non‑GAAP earnings of $1.22 per share decisively beat analyst estimates.
Those results were driven by robust demand for flash memory, largely tied to the global build-out of artificial intelligence infrastructure. As data centers expand to handle AI workloads, the need for high-capacity, power-efficient solid-state drives (SSDs) has surged. Management said demand is currently outpacing supply, a dynamic that supports pricing power. That strength is reflected in the company’s guidance for the second fiscal quarter, which forecasts non‑GAAP EPS to nearly triple to a range of $3.00 to $3.40 — a result that supports the view the spin-off unlocked SanDisk’s operational focus and value.
What’s Next for SanDisk’s Stock Price?
With its stock up more than 350% year‑to‑date, the market has aggressively priced in SanDisk’s turnaround and the S&P 500 addition. The current share price of roughly $220 has surpassed the average analyst price target, suggesting investors are paying a premium in anticipation of continued growth. While the immediate rally tied to the index news may be largely complete, the longer-term benefits of membership are only beginning to materialize. Investors should now focus on the durable advantages of S&P 500 inclusion.
- A broader, more stable investor base:SanDisk will become an automatic holding in many institutional and retail funds, expanding its shareholder base beyond active stock pickers to a larger pool of passive investors and creating a more stable ownership structure.
- Enhanced credibility and visibility: Inclusion in a blue‑chip index raises SanDisk’s profile with customers, partners and the investment community.
- Improved liquidity and trading: S&P 500 membership typically brings more consistent trading volume, which can produce more orderly price action and potentially lower volatility versus non‑index peers.
A New Chapter for SanDisk
SanDisk’s entry into the S&P 500 is twofold: it provided an immediate market catalyst driving near‑term investor interest, and — more importantly — it serves as a validation of the company’s strategy and execution. With much of the inclusion-related demand now priced in, the market will increasingly judge SanDisk on its ability to deliver against ambitious financial targets in the coming quarters.
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