Wall Street’s declared what could be the worst news for the U.S. stock market in 50 years.

If Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are right... this won't be like the crashes we're used to. What's about to hit America next could keep your portfolio in the red for 10 years or longer - unless you make a big change now. 

To hear about this decade-long crisis now being predicted by multiple Wall Street banks... 

And to see what you can do to prepare your wealth before this hits... 

Click here to learn how to defend your portfolio. 

Regards, 

Keith Kaplan
CEO, TradeSmith 

P.S. You may have noticed we see "surprise" crashes every year now. Think about it: rate spikes in 2022... the bank crisis in 2023... $8 trillion wiped out in 2024... $11 trillion wiped out during the tariff crash in 2025... and, this year, $12 trillion was wiped out in 30 days during the Iran War. Something is off and Wall Street suggests this could continue (and worsen) well into the 2030s. Click here to learn the truth about this market and see what you must do now to prepare.

BREAKING NEWS

🚀 Nokia Is Building the Future of Mobile Networks

Here’s a blast from the past. Remember Nokia? The company that made the nearly indestructible phones everyone seemed to own? Well, it’s now back and with a very different mission. Instead of making phones, Nokia wants to make the brains behind tomorrow's mobile networks.

Nokia just teamed up with Nvidia to build something new: a cell phone network powered by AI. Starting in 2027, phone companies will be able to buy it. Nokia says the AI makes the network way smarter, so it can push a lot more data through the same airwaves.

Think of it like a super-smart traffic cop on a busy highway. Instead of building more lanes, the AI just moves the cars through faster on the roads that are already there. For you, that means quicker downloads and fewer dead zones. For phone companies, it means saving a pile of money.

Here's the breakdown:

• 📡 AI is coming to cell towers. Starting in 2027, Nokia will begin selling Nvidia-powered AI network gear that helps telecom companies run faster, smarter, and more efficient mobile networks.

• 🤝 Built for the future. The platform supports Open RAN and is designed to help carriers prepare for the next generation of wireless technology, including 6G, while making it easier to add new AI features over time.

• ⚡ More speed, same airwaves. Nokia says its new system could carry 50% more data next year and twice as much by 2028 without needing extra airwaves, helping networks handle growing demand more efficiently.

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So what is going on with the stock?

Nokia has been on a tear this year, up around 70%. Not bad for a company most people wrote off a decade ago. But it’s also taken a beating lately. Shares hit about €14 in early June and now sit below €10. So which is it, rocket ship or falling knife? Here’s both sides:

🐂 The Bull Case:

• 🤝 Nvidia is in its corner. The most important company in AI invested about $1 billion in Nokia and is building this platform with them. That is a giant vote of confidence.

• 🥇 First mover on AI-RAN. Nobody else has a commercial AI network platform ready to sell. If this becomes the standard, Nokia owns the starting line.

• 📊 Wall Street still likes it. Analysts have been upgrading the stock, with some price targets up around €15, well above today's price.

🐻 The Bear Case:

• 💸 The stock got ahead of itself. After a 70% run, investors started taking profits. A stock that flies that fast usually needs a breather, and this one is down about 30% from its high.

• 📉 The actual business is bumpy. Last quarter's profit dropped sharply and sales came in light. Cool announcements are not the same as cash in the register.

• ⏰ 2027 is a long way off. This product does not even go on sale until next year. That is a lot of time for something to go wrong or for a rival to catch up.

The Munch Take: Most people think the AI race is all about building bigger data centers. But AI also needs better roads to move information around. That is where companies like Nokia come in. If they can help phone companies carry twice as much data without building twice as many towers, that saves time and money. Mobile networks may not be the most exciting part of the AI story, but they are an important piece of it. The companies building that infrastructure might not make the biggest headlines, but they’re worth keeping an eye on.

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THE MARKET REEL

🇯🇵 Japan Just Did What America Keeps Talking About

Here’s a funny thing about crypto right now. Governments all over the world are scrambling to make rules that should help the industry. And meanwhile? Bitcoin? It’s barely moving. It briefly poked above $65,000 this week before sliding back down, and it still sits about half off its record high from October.

So while America is stuck arguing, Japan just went ahead and did the thing. Their parliament officially passed a law that treats Bitcoin like a real financial asset, the same category as stocks and bonds. No more treating it like a gift card. It’s done, signed, finished.

Compare that to the U.S., where the CLARITY Act, our version of this, is still sitting in the Senate. Banks are haggling over changes, the clock runs out August 7, and if it does not pass by then it could stall for a long time. Trump is publicly begging them to hurry, warning other countries will pass us. Japan just proved his point.

Here's the breakdown:

• 📈 Bitcoin ETFs are coming to Tokyo. Big firms like Nomura and SBI are already building products, with listings targeted for 2027 or 2028.

• 💸 Taxes are getting slashed. Japan is cutting crypto taxes from as high as 55% down to a flat 20%, matching stocks. That starts in 2028.

• 🚔 Real rules, real penalties. Insider trading is now banned, companies must file honest disclosures, and unregistered operators face up to 10 years in prison.

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But here is the puzzle. All this good news, and Bitcoin is still down roughly 49% from its peak. Why? Because rules are a slow burn, not a firework. Japan's changes don’t even kick in until 2027, and ETFs might not trade until 2028. Meanwhile Bitcoin is getting pushed around by the stuff happening right now: war headlines, interest rates, and even Michael Saylor selling coins to pay his bills.

The Munch Take: This is the gap between a story and a stock price, and it trips people up constantly. The long-term story for crypto keeps getting better as country after country builds real rulebooks. But better rules in 2028 do not pay for today's panic selling. That is the whole game in a nutshell: the news that moves prices this week is almost never the news that matters most in ten years. Japan just laid down solid pavement for the next decade. Whether Bitcoin goes up next Tuesday has almost nothing to do with it. Watch the rules to understand where things are heading. Watch the headlines to understand why your screen is red today. Just don’t confuse the two.

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