Today you can buy private shares for less than $5.00. This financing is open to every investor – without any restrictions. You don’t need to be an “accredited investor.”
The company plans to go public on the Nasdaq or NYSE by the end of 2026.
What will be the opening price?
My current estimates suggest the stock could begin trading around $20 / share.That would translate into roughly 370% upside from the current private price.
Tiny IPOs valued at less than $500 million have been some of the biggest winners.
Swarmer (NASDAQ: SWMR) jumped 520% in its first day of trading last week. And Virtuix (NASDAQ: VTIX) soared 350% in late January.
One of my recent Pre-IPO deals was Starfighters Space (NYSE: FJET). And that stock went from $3.59 to $31.50 after it started trading.
What will be the next big winner?
Personally, I’m betting on this little company that I call the Urban Gold Lab. It looks like an outstanding business with tremendous upside.
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— Ludwig van Beethoven
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Good morning. What began as a hopeful day for peace in the Middle East on Wednesday transformed into confusion and uncertainty after Israel carried out a large-scale bombing campaign against Iran-backed terrorist group Hezbollah in Lebanon. The United States and Israel maintain that Lebanon was not part of the ceasefire deal with Iran. Tehran said it is again closing the Strait of Hormuz in response to the attacks on Lebanon.
Here are today’s top stories:
Vice President JD Vance will lead a U.S. delegation for talks with Iran in Pakistan’s Islamabad this weekend, the White House said.
Here are the details of the complex military operation to rescue a downed U.S. aviator who evaded capture in the Iranian mountains for almost two days.
A former architect, Rex Heuermann, pleaded guilty to the murders of seven women around Gilgo Beach, bringing to a close a decades-long string of unsolved killings.
In response to a question from The Epoch Times, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt clarified that President Donald Trump’s comment “Cuba is next” means the communist regime “is bound to fail.”
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President Donald Trump was assured by the Pentagon and Central Intelligence Agency that the assembled array of special forces, precise intelligence, high-tech electronics, and battle-tested aircraft could extract a wounded U.S. airman being hunted deep inside Iran, but was cautioned that it would be risky and could go sideways in a hurry.
It was his trigger to pull, they said. His call.
“A risky decision,” Trump said. “We could have ended up with 100 dead, as opposed to one or two—a hard decision to make.”
But in the end, the choice was clear.
“In the United States military,” the president said, “we leave no American behind. We don’t do it.”
During an April 6 White House press conference, Trump recounted how “one of the largest, most complex, most harrowing combat searches … ever attempted” was orchestrated, serving as a narrator still buzzed by what he had watched unfold as it was happening early on April 5 in Iran.
“As commander in chief, I never forget the extraordinary risk taken by the warriors that we send into battle,” he said.
Less than 80 hours earlier, on April 3, an F-15E Strike Eagle had been damaged by ground fire over Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province and crashed more than 100 miles northeast in Isfahan Province, south of the city of Isfahan, where there was a large Iranian military presence.
One man was rescued. One man was missing.
There was now only one mission.
First Rescue
After more than 13,000-plus U.S. combat sorties over Iran since Feb. 28, a “Golden BB” shot fired by what analysts believe was a visually sighted, shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile found its mark.
The F-15, from the 494th Fighter Squadron of the 48th Fighter Wing—the Statue of Liberty Wing—based in RAF Lakenheath in England, was the first U.S. fixed-wing fighter to be knocked from the sky by enemy fire since an A-10 was shot down over Baghdad in April 2003.
Later that same day—on April 3, Good Friday, two days before Easter—an A-10 would be damaged by enemy fire and crash, with the pilot safely ejecting into Kuwait.
The F-15’s pilot and systems weapons officer both safely ejected but were dispersed, one waiting a few seconds after the other in parachuting to earth as trained to do. (More)
IRAN WAR
The U.S.-Iran ceasefire has gotten off to a shaky start, with U.S. officials acknowledging the truce is “fragile,” but that talks were progressing. Here are some key points so far:
Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said that a two-week ceasefire hinges on halting Israel’s attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon. Vance said the truce did not include Lebanon, adding that he thinks Iran’s position came from a “legitimate misunderstanding.”
Israel’s strikes on central Beirut on Wednesday killed 182 people, Lebanon’s health ministry said.
Iran’s parliamentary speaker accused the U.S. and Israel of violating three parts of the ceasefire framework. Vance dismissed the claims, saying that “ceasefires are always messy” and that there are still many points of agreement.
Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz in response to Israel’s attacks on Lebanon, Iranian state media reported. But White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt disputed the report, saying the United States has seen an uptick in traffic in the Strait.
Iran has signaled a willingness to hand over its enriched uranium, the White House said.
After meeting with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte at the White House, Trump reiterated his dissatisfaction with the military alliance. “NATO wasn’t there when we needed them, and they won’t be there if we need them again,” Trump wrote in an all-caps social media post.
Following the ceasefire, House and Senate Democrats will move to force votes on war powers resolutions to block military action in Iran without congressional approval. Previous votes on similar measures have failed.
POLITICS
Pam Bondi will no longer appear for a deposition before a House panel probing Jeffrey Epstein, the DOJ said, citing that she is no longer the attorney general. In response, Democrats on the panel threatened to file contempt charges if Bondi doesn’t attend.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is starting a podcast, “The Secretary Kennedy Podcast,” aimed at exposing “lies that have made us spiritually, morally, and physically sick,” he announced.
Nonpartisan election forecaster Cook Political Report shifted five House racesin favor of Democrats this midterm, signaling a difficult environment for Republicans defending their narrow House majority.
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A federal appeals court temporarily allowed the Pentagon to designate Anthropic as a supply-chain risk after the AI company requested the court to block the move. The ruling appears to conflict with a California district court decision blocking the designation, meaning the Supreme Court may soon get involved in the dispute.
The California Supreme Court ordered Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to halt his investigation into 2025 election fraud allegations so the judges can review the legal challenges that his probe faces.
A woman dubbed the “Ketamine Queen” was sentenced to 15 years behind bars for supplying the drugs that killed actor Matthew Perry.
Young people who identified as transgender suffered from worse mental health both before and after meeting with specialists, a new study found.
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A sketch of what Beethoven considered his most perfect work, his String Quartet No. 14.
After Ludwig van Beethoven died in 1827, a thorough autopsy confirmed what had long been apparent about his health. His auditory nerves were “shriveled and marrowless,” while the neighboring arteries were “dilated to more than a crow’s quill, and like cartilage.” By then, Beethoven’s hearing loss was unmistakable. He had been completely deaf for almost a decade, following a gradual decline that began as early as 1800.
Beethoven’s deafness remains one of the most compelling topics in music history, as he continued composing masterpieces despite his loss. The Imaginative Conservative website shares an unsent letter known as the Heiligenstadt Testament, where he revealed his inner turmoil. In the throes of despair, he wrote: “I would have ended my life—it was only my art that held me back. … It seemed to me impossible to leave the world until I had produced all that I felt was within me, as if my art had been entrusted to me by God.”
Beethoven went on to become one of history’s most influential composers. His late works, including the Ninth Symphony and the Missa Solemnis, have come to symbolize the resilience of the human spirit, touching audiences with their emotional depth and profound humanity.
Yet even among these achievements,one work stands out. According to biographer Edmund Morris, Beethoven thought of this piece as “his most perfect single work.”
In published essays, Schumann said it stood on “the extreme boundary upon which all that has hitherto been attained by human art.” Franz Schubert, hearing it for the first time on his deathbed, reportedly asked: “After this, what is there left for us to write?” (More)
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New sell signals outnumber buys nearly 5-to-1 – even as the ceasefire rally lifts prices
The stocks with the highest Quantum Scores are pulling back to buy-the-dip levels
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Talk about a close call…
Late Tuesday night – roughly 90 minutes before his 8 p.m. deadline to “end” Iranian civilization – President Trump agreed to a two-week ceasefire.
The deal, brokered by Pakistan, suspends U.S. and Israeli strikes in exchange for Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz – the narrow waterway that normally carries about a fifth of the world’s oil and natural gas supplies.
Iran’s foreign minister confirmed the agreement, writing that safe passage through the Strait would resume “via coordination with Iran’s Armed Forces.”
Markets didn’t wait for the ink to dry. S&P 500 futures jumped 2.6% overnight. That’s the kind of move that, if it holds, would mark the index’s best day of the year.
Emerging-market stocks rallied the most since 2022, with the iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (IEMG) up 5.8% premarket Wednesday.
And Brent crude oil – the international benchmark – plunged 14% to about $94 a barrel. That’s its sharpest one-day drop since the war began.
This is the clearest risk-on signal the market has sent in 2026.
If the ceasefire holds and a more lasting deal gets done in this two-week window, stocks could see a more sustained lift. It might even be enough to take them out of the 2026 rut and into new highs.
Or… the truce could all fall apart. Israel has just launched the largest wave of strikes against Iran’s ally in Lebanon, Hezbollah, since the war began. There are even reports of rogue Iranian missiles hitting targets in the UAE and Kuwait – likely due to the decentralized nature of Iran’s military.
We don’t pretend to be Middle East experts. And we have no clue what’s next for Iran. So the question for us at TradeSmith remains the same: Which stocks are worth buying – and which should be avoided – based on what the data says?
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The buy-sell divide in our system tells an interesting story…
Let’s start with a scan of the most recent Short-Term Health signals across the S&P 500, Dow, and the tech-packed Nasdaq 100, as well as the mid-cap S&P 400, and small-cap S&P 600.
Short-Term Health is TradeSmith’s most sensitive trend indicator. It looks at how a stock or index has been trading and then flags the kind of abnormalities that signal shifts in momentum.
Green means buy. Yellow means caution. Red means sell.
Over the last seven days, five stocks across all five of those indexes flashed new Green Zone buy signals. And they’ve all occurred over the last two days:
Car rental company Avis Budget Group (CAR) leads the list – up 74.9% in a week after its Green signal fired. But we’d caution you against diving into this one.
CAR seems to be in the midst of a short squeeze. That’s when stocks that are heavily bet against come into the crosshairs of buyers who look to force shorts out of position. Green signal or not, this one warrants caution.
Meanwhile, trucking logistics firm Landstar Systems (LSTR) and chip designer Arm Holdings (ARM) also triggered new buys in recent days, alongside server maker Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and internet infrastructure company VeriSign (VRSN). These signals are all much more genuine – not a product of an artificial push.
Five new buy signals in the last week sounds healthy… until you look at the flip side.
Over the same stretch, 23 stocksflashed new Red Zone sell signals. Here are the five most recent:
Storage REIT Public Storage (PSA), medical device maker Edwards Lifesciences (EW), discount retailer Dollar General (DG), hospital operator Tenet Healthcare (THC), and building equipment company Carrier Global (CARR).
Five different industries, all flashing short-term sell signals at the same time.
Also note that several of these stocks are up over the last week. PSA gained 3.1%. Dollar General rose 2.6%. Tenet Healthcare climbed 3.1%.
Rising prices with fresh sell signals might seem like a contradiction. But when a stock is moving higher while Short-Term Health turns Red, it means the rally isn’t supported by the kind of sustained momentum that healthy uptrends produce.
There’s also the fact that we’re seeing 23 new sell signals versus five new buys over the past week. That’s nearly 5-to-1 in favor of the bears.
Today’s ceasefire rally is welcome news – but underneath it, the market is still under stress.
All the more reason to stay choosy about what you buy.
Here are five stocks worth buying on this dip…
But let’s say you’re bullish and want to buy the dip. How do you find the stocks worth buying in a market like this?
By stacking multiple confirming signals on top of each other.
We started with our Short-Term Health Green Zone filter – stocks in healthy uptrends.
But let’s add two more filters:
Stocks that have pulled back over the last week, meaning they’re trading at a short-term discount
Stocks that have a Quantum Score of 90 or higher
If you’ve been with us for some time, you’ll know that the Quantum Score looks for unusually large institutional money flows into stocks with strong fundamental growth rates.
The result is a list of stocks that are in confirmed uptrends (in Short-Term Health Green Zones) that are temporarily marked down and backed by strong fundamentals and institutional buying pressure (high Quantum Score).
Here are the top five:
Two names stand out.
United Therapeutics (UTHR) scores a 97.7 – one of the highest Quantum Scores in our entire database. It’s been in the Green Zone for more than four weeks and is down 4.6% over the last week.
UTHR is a biotech focused on organ transplants. It’s definitely not a headline name unless you’re deep in the biotech rabbit hole.
But a 97.7 score puts UTHR in the top 3% of all stocks we track. And a short-term pullback in a stock this strong is the textbook setup for buying the dip – not a reason to run.
Antero Resources (AR) scores a 95.9 and has been in the Green Zone for more than a month. It’s down 4.2% over the last week.
Antero is one of the largest natural gas producers in Appalachia. Regular readers will recognize the name. We flagged it as a new Short-Term Health Green signal back in early March, right before the Iran war pushed energy prices sharply higher.
Now, a ceasefire could take some of the urgency out of the energy trade. But Antero’s strength isn’t built solely on the war premium – it’s backed by strong fundamentals and sustained by institutional buying. A dip in a stock this highly rated, still holding its Green Zone, is worth a close look regardless of what happens in the Persian Gulf.
The other three names on the list – specialty metals manufacturer Carpenter Technology (CRS), midstream energy company Kinetik Holdings (KNTK), and respiratory drug maker Innoviva (INVA) – all score above 93 on the Quantum Score and remain in the Green Zone despite their recent pullbacks.
There’s no unifying theme tying these together, like we saw with energy and semiconductors earlier this year.
Instead, we’re seeing a broadening out, where stocks with momentum and institutional buying are at a recent discount.
And the approach we just used – layering multiple TradeSmith tools to narrow the field – is about to get a whole lot more powerful.
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You’ve heard of how the FBI uses behavioral profiling to catch criminals. They study patterns of past behavior to predict what a suspect is likely to do next.
Most investors don’t realize it. But every stock has its own behavioral profile, too – its own habits, quirks, and tells.
And once you learn how to read that profile, the market starts to look less like chaos and more like a place where patterns govern what happens next.
That’s what our new trading tool does. It builds a behavioral profile of more than 2,000 stocks – and scans them every day for the specific patterns that have historically preceded big moves.
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And the results have blown us away. In a one-year backtest, the approach outperformed the S&P 500 by 3-to-1.
I won’t go into too much detail here. Our CEO, Keith Kaplan, will be revealing the tool at a launch event on Wednesday, April 22.
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Michael Salvatore Editor, TradeSmith Daily
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Vladimir Putin already took an aggressive stance against President Trump for threatening BRICS nations and now he is showing he is serious.
Russia’s president said, “The use of the dollar as a world currency gives the U.S. a lot of money… Thanks to the dollar, U.S. continues to exploit other economies of the world for their benefit.”
What used to be a Putin-driven attack is quickly turning into a global attack against the dollar.
The cards are starting to stack against the dollar…
Trump warned that losing this BRICS battle would be like losing a war.
Well, this war has reached our shores, and it looks like we are getting closer to losing…
Creating a crushing blow to the dollar’s valuation and subsequently your buying power and retirement.
While the mainstream media may not be sounding the alarm about this new aggressive attack against President Trump and the U.S. financial system, former Trump adviser John Browne is hitting the air waves.
John Browne has been warning Americans to prepare for a price shock — but now it is much worse than even he expected.
Americans have no choice but to IMMEDIATELYtake action.
Those who don’t will be financially devastated.
The window to prepare yourself against the anti-dollar coalition is closing fast.
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