AI data centers are now a serious public issue...





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Dear Reader,



The AI story Wall Street isn't spelling out



AI data centers are now a serious public issue.



Texas officials are warning about the strain they could put on the power grid.



ERCOT is projecting huge demand growth. Regulators are being pushed to make
sure ordinary people don't get stuck paying for the infrastructure.

So yes...

The market is finally waking up to the power, land, and water demands behind
AI.



But almost nobody is talking about the "29% Account."
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That frustrates me.



Because this little-known setup has reportedly averaged 29% a year over the
past 25 years.



It's been used quietly by wealthy investors and major institutions.



And while regular Americans were told to accept whatever scraps their bank
offered, the people with better information had access to something entirely
different.



That should bother you.



It certainly bothers me.



Especially now, with AI pushing demand for real assets into overdrive.



I recorded a briefing showing what I found, why I call it the "29% Account,"
and why I believe more Americans deserve to know about it.
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Good investing,



Marc Lichtenfeld
Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club



P.S. In my briefing, I'll show you why this is not a bank account, not crypto,
and not some overhyped AI stock.Go here to learn more.
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