Editor’s Note: The hedge fund legend who went on a 20-year winning streak has uncovered a strange pattern in the AI markets that hands investors fresh chances to profit every 90 days — the next one hits September 16. Click here to see the details or read more below.

Dear Reader,

Wall Street legend Larry Benedict is opening up about a new way to profit from AI…

It has nothing to do with picking stocks or guessing who will win the AI race…

And every 90 days, like clockwork, you get fresh chances to make profitable trades.

Larry calls them “AI Profit Loops”...

And he just finished recording a special presentation where he reveals everything.

The next “AI Profit Loop” hits on September 16.

And if there’s anyone you want guiding you through how to make money from them, it’s Larry.

In the last five years, there have been 23 “AI Profit Loops.”

In 22 of them, Larry has found multiple winning trades.

That’s a 96% strike rate for MULTIPLE winners that many of his members could have profited from.

And played the right way, one of those “Loops” could of handed Larry’s members the chance to make 670% in around seven weeks.

That’s the kind of setup he says is coming again on September 16.

Click here to watch Larry’s free presentation now, and get positioned before the next “AI Profit Loop” hits.

Best,

Lauren Wingfield
Managing Editor, The Opportunistic Trader

P.S. Remember, the next “AI Profit Loops” hits September 16. Click here now to see everything Larry has to share before the window closes.

BREAKING NEWS

🃏 JPMorgan & Its Own CEO Can't Agree On Stocks

Here's a fun one. On July 20, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon went on a podcast and said he would "absolutely not" buy the S&P 500 at current prices. He warned that investors are underestimating a long list of risks and that there's very little cushion left if something breaks.

Then on July 27, JPMorgan's own research team published a note saying a buy signal just flashed and the S&P 500 is set to rally. Same bank. Same week. Completely opposite messages.

What makes this even stranger is the backdrop. JPMorgan ($JPM) just posted the best quarter in its history: net income of $21.2 billion, or $7.70 per share, up 47% from a year ago, though roughly $1.27 of that was a one-time gain on its Visa stake. The stock is up nearly 10% year to date and sits near record highs with a market cap around $950 billion. In other words, the most cautious voice on Wall Street runs a bank that's absolutely printing money.

What Dimon Is Actually Worried About: His warnings aren't vague hand-waving. He named specific threats, describing them as "shifting below the surface like tectonic plates."

• 🌍 Geopolitics: Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, plus US-China tensions, any of which could jolt oil and supply chains.

• 💵 Sticky inflation: He argued that even if inflation hits the Fed's 2% target, the 10-year Treasury yield "should probably be at 4% to 4.5%," meaning little upside for bonds.

• 🏛️ Government deficits: He warned that runaway federal borrowing could summon the "bond vigilantes," investors who demand higher yields to fund the debt, pushing rates up for everyone.

• 📈 Stretched valuations: With the market near record highs, he said it's "getting close to as good as it gets. We just don't know how long it's going to last."

• Special Report: Trump's AI order could create one big winner (from Stansberry Research)

On stocks specifically, Dimon left a door open. He said he'd still buy an individual name if it were "a great investment," just not the broad index at today's prices. On AI, he was measured rather than dismissive, comparing the spending boom to the early internet: it'll probably pay off, just maybe not on the timeline or in the way everyone expects.

🐂 The Bull Case (the research desk): A technical buy signal flashed, the economy has shown "notable resiliency," and AI capital spending plus steady consumer demand keep powering earnings. The S&P 500 has returned nearly 10% this year by shrugging off exactly the risks Dimon lists.

🐻 The Bear Case (the CEO): Markets are priced for perfection while wars, deficits, and inflation quietly build underneath. When everyone stops pricing in risk, that's usually when it shows up.

The Munch Take: Here's what actually matters. Dimon has been right about the risks and wrong about the market for most of 2026. Those aren't a contradiction. The market doesn't pay you for spotting the storm, it pays you for knowing when it hits, and nobody, not even the guy running the biggest bank in America, knows when it hits. When one firm can tell you to buy and not buy in the same week, that's not a glitch to laugh at. That's the honest state of things. The CEO is nervous, the model is optimistic, and both are dressed up as conviction they don't actually have.

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THE MARKET WATCH

✈️ Crypto Adoption Is Flying Higher Than Prices

Emirates, one of the world's biggest airlines, flipped the switch on crypto payments this week. Starting Tuesday, customers can pay for flights using Crypto.com Pay right on the Emirates website and app. For an industry that moves slowly and hates risk, a major airline touching Bitcoin is a real moment.

Now the fine print, because the viral posts skipped it. Right now it's live only for UAE residents with a Crypto.com account, and only for bookings priced in dirhams. So it's a first step, not the whole airline suddenly running on Crypto. The plan is to expand from here, with support for 30+ coins down the road.

But Emirates is really just the newest name on a list that's gotten long. Over 15,000 businesses worldwide now accept Bitcoin, and the spread across industries is wider than most people realize:

• 🛒 Retail & Tech: Microsoft, Newegg, Overstock, AT&T, and thousands of Shopify stores take crypto, usually through processors like BitPay.

• 💎 Luxury & Travel: Gucci, TAG Heuer, and Hublot at select boutiques, plus travel platforms like Expedia and CheapAir.

• 🏦 Banks & Finance: Even JPMorgan is building crypto and blockchain services, showing how far the industry has come.

• 🎬 Entertainment: AMC Theatres and Twitch both accept it through third parties.

One catch worth knowing. In almost every case, including Emirates, the company isn't actually holding crypto. A payment processor instantly converts your crypto into cash, so the merchant never has to deal with the cryptocurrency itself. You spend Bitcoin, they get cash.

Here's the twist. This crypto-friendly news lands while Bitcoin is having a rough stretch, trading around $64,000, well below its record high of $126,000. Meanwhile, in Washington, the CLARITY Act - the bill meant to create clear rules for crypto - is running out of time. SEC Chair Paul Atkins said this week he'll help Congress pass the bill and, if needed, have the SEC write its own rules. But Congress is running out of time. The Senate starts its August break on August 7, so lawmakers have only a few days left to move the bill forward. Whether crypto's next big move comes from markets or lawmakers, the next few weeks could matter a lot

The Munch Take: Crypto is doing something it rarely does. It's getting more useful while getting less attention. A major airline now accepts crypto, thousands of businesses already do, and banks are building crypto services, all while prices sit well below their highs. The last missing piece is clear rules. If the CLARITY Act passes, it won't guarantee a bull market, but it could make crypto much easier for big companies and investors to embrace. That's a story worth watching.

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