#1 reason to avoid SpaceX right now

Editor's Note: Our friend Louis Navellier is a regular guest at Mar-a-Lago, President Trump's private residence in Palm Beach Florida. He's also one of America's top tech investors, managing a $1.1 billion portfolio — including $358 million in AI stocks. (He recommended Nvidia to his followers before it soared 44,000%.) In addition, he predicted the Dot-Com crash. He called Google's rise. And now he has a shocking warning about the SpaceX IPO that all Americans deserve to hear. See below for details.

SpaceX went from a $1.75 trillion IPO – the biggest in history...

To a $2.5 trillion valuation just days later.

Elon became the world's first paper trillionaire.

But Elon's dreams of dominating space and AI could soon come crashing down.

And the SpaceX hype train continues, despite some choppy performance in the stock.

But I'm writing to you with an urgent warning.

Do not invest a DIME in SpaceX until you've heard what’s coming.

Because Donald Trump has signed Executive Order (#14363).

Not only could it render SpaceX's AI technology obsolete...

And it could "roll back" all the stock's early gains in the process.

How could Trump's executive order end Elon's dreams of AI dominance?

How could it send shares of one obscure AI stock soaring?

And how could you turn this into a massive opportunity, starting now?

I even reveal the name and ticker of one company poised to profit, for free.

Fair warning: This information is very time sensitive.

I could take it down at any time.

So please don't delay.

Louis Navellier
Senior Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace

P.S. I consider this the biggest prediction in my 40-year career. Trump's executive order could send shockwaves throughout the AI economy. As you'll see, he's building a new AI technology 283 trillion times more powerful than Elon's. It may sound crazy. But it's 100% true. And understanding exactly what's coming could save you a lot of money in 2026... while getting you in early on the biggest AI revolution ever.

BREAKING NEWS

🏎️ Porsche’s Business Model Is Starting To Crack

Porsche used to be the envy of every automaker on earth. While other car companies scraped for 5% profit margins, Porsche was consistently delivering 15% to 18%. It was the most profitable car brand per vehicle sold on the planet.

But yesterday that margin collapsed to roughly 1% as China sales fell 26% in 2025, and Porsche confirmed it’s cutting 3,900 jobs.

New CEO Michael Leiters is now refocusing the company on its highest-margin models, essentially doubling down on what made Porsche great in the first place rather than chasing the EV market that has not materialized the way anyone expected.

Where Porsche Went Wrong:

  • ✨China went from Porsche's biggest growth market to its worst performing one, with sales falling 26% in a single year as wealthy Chinese buyers shifted toward homegrown luxury EV brands instead.

  • 📉 Porsche's profits collapsed by more than 90% in 2025, taking operating margins from a best-in-class 18% all the way down to roughly 1%, the worst performance in the company's modern history.

  • ⚡ Porsche bet heavily on an EV transition that never delivered the demand it expected, and is now reversing course entirely, refocusing on its highest margin combustion models while absorbing between $800 million and $900 million in restructuring costs this year alone.

The Munch Take: The most profitable car brand on earth now has profit margins closer to a grocery store than a luxury automaker. China stopped buying and the EV bet did not pay off and both happened at the same time. Now there is a new CEO, a new strategy, and a push back toward the models that made Porsche famous in the first place. This is a costly but good pivot. If I’m going to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a car, that puppy better roar. Their declining profit margin suggests I’m not the only one that feels this way.

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THE MARKET WATCH

📈 The US Economy Just Beat Expectations. Trump Is Already Taking Credit.

Today the final final reading of Q1 GDP dropped and it came in at 2.1%, beating the 1.6% that economists expected. That's the most complete picture we'll get of how the economy performed in the first three months of the year and it's a whole lot better than most people expected.

Here's the simple version of what GDP actually means: GDP is just a report card for the whole economy. When it grows, businesses are making money, people are spending, and things are generally moving in the right direction. 2.1% is a solid number. Not a party. But definitely not a problem either.

A few years ago the economy was driven by consumers buying houses, cars, and televisions. Right now a large part of the growth story is companies buying AI chips, servers, and data centers instead. That shift showed up all over this GDP report.

Here's what was actually inside the number:
  • 🤖 AI is carrying business investment. Equipment spending surged 17.2%, driven almost entirely by AI-related technology. Companies are still pouring money into AI infrastructure even as consumers pull back.

  • 🏛️ Government spending bounced back hard. Government spending rebounded strongly after the previous quarter’s shutdown-related slowdown, helping support overall economic growth.

  • 🔥 Inflation is still the problem nobody wants to talk about. Core PCE came in at 4.4%, well above what the Fed wants to see. A growing economy with hot inflation is exactly why rate cuts keep getting pushed further away.

The Munch Take: The numbers look better than expected and the economy is clearly holding up stronger than many feared. Business investment is still strong, especially around AI, and growth is still positive. But inflation remains the catch. Prices are still rising faster than the Federal Reserve wants, which means interest rates are likely staying higher for longer. So yes, the economy looks solid on paper, but it still does not feel particularly easy for most people paying rent, groceries, or insurance. My wife asked me this morning how the economy could be “strong” when blueberries now require a small financing package at the grocery store. Fair question.

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