One of America's most respected AI insiders just issued a major buy alert for
August 31st. Keith Kaplan has already invested $17 million directly into his
own AI research and tools and built a platform that 180,000 people worldwide
now use in the stock market.




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One of America's most respected AI insiders just issued a major buy alert for
August 31st.

Keith Kaplan has already invested $17 million directly into his own AI
research and tools and built a platform that 180,000 people worldwide now use
in the stock market.

He famously called the 2020 crash early , while dramatically escaping from
London on one of the last planes out before lockdown.

Now he says there's a handful of stocks you need to buy before the end of
this month, to set yourself up for 1,000% potential returns in the near future.

Everything you need to know is revealed FREE right here.
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Put simply, after spending millions of dollars on AI research, hiring a
former NSA codebreaker and Pentagon insider…

Keith is unveiling a revolutionary new approach
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to AI stocks, which could make you $100,000 more than owning high flying tech
names like Microsoft or Meta.

If you're worried the AI boom is passing you by, he predicts it's the fastest
wayto avoid getting left behind.
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In fact, Keith recently warned: "Do NOT buy SpaceX, Microsoft, or any
high-flying tech names…
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"Move your money HERE instead."
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Best,

Allison Isla
Publisher, TradeSmith

P.S. Tens of thousands of folks already use Keith's tools in the stock market.

One gentleman named Stephen told us he has built a $2.95 million retirement
portfolio using Keith's work, saying that"these results wouldn't have been
possible " without it.

Another follower named Keith W. said:

"I have more than doubled my portfolio. I love the consistency of my results."

But if Keith's new warning is correct, you're running out of time to move
your money ahead of the market's next big twist.

Everything you need to know is laid out free of charge right here.
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The investment results described in these testimonials are not typical.
Investing in securities carries a high degree of risk; you may lose some or all
of the investment.

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STRATEGY DESK




Everton Blair Pulls Off an Upset in Georgia's 13th District — and Becomes the
First Openly Gay Member of Congress From Georgia




One of Tuesday night's most unexpected results came not from either of the
high-profile primaries in South Carolina and Oklahoma but from a special
election runoff in Georgia, where former Gwinnett County School Board Chairman
Everton Blair defeated Marcye Scott — daughter of the late longtime Democratic
Rep. David Scott — by a margin of 53% to 47% with most of the expected vote
counted, despite having trailed her 46% to 38% in the first round of voting
just a month earlier. Blair will become the first openly gay member of Congress
from Georgia, though his tenure will be brief.


Former Gwinnett County School Board Chairman Everton Blair has won the special
election to serve the rest of Rep. David Scott's term in Georgia's 13th
District, NBC News projected, defeating the late congressman's daughter Marcye
Scott. Blair campaigned on a pledge to be a stronger opponent to Trump and a
more progressive advocate for an affordability agenda than either the late
congressman or his daughter had represented. He told supporters: "We're working
harder and paying more for less, and we need more people in Congress who are
speaking plainly about the recession that we're already in. Members of Congress
need to be using the bully pulpit to force this administration to do something
better for us."




KEY TAKEAWAYS

* Everton Blair defeated Marcye Scott 53% to 47% in a genuine runoff upset —
reversing an 8-point deficit from the first round — to become the first openly
gay member of Congress from Georgia, representing Atlanta's 13th District for
the remainder of the term.
* Blair's progressive platform included a millionaire surcharge tax,
Medicare for All, universal childcare, and clean energy investment — a contrast
with the district's moderate Democratic tradition under Rep. David Scott, who
died in April at 80 after 24 years in Congress.
* Blair will serve only until January, having lost the regular November
primary to state Rep. Jasmine Clark, who is the heavy favorite in the general
election — making his victory symbolically and historically significant but
practically brief.



The outcome is an upset in a classic sense: Blair trailed by 8 points after
the first round, which in most political environments would suggest the
front-runner has enough momentum to hold off a challenger. The reversal
reflects both Blair's superior ground game in the runoff's compressed timeline
and a base of progressive Democratic voters in the Atlanta suburbs who were
attracted to his policy platform — which included a tax on households making
over $50 million, Medicare for All, universal childcare, and clean energy
investments. Marcye Scott had tried to frame her campaign as a continuation of
her father's moderate legacy, saying she would "ensure the work already
underway" continues.


Blair's time in Washington will be limited: he was not on the regular November
ballot, having lost the regular primary earlier in the year to state Rep.
Jasmine Clark, who won the Democratic nomination and is the heavy favorite in a
deep-blue Atlanta suburb district. Scott had sought to become only the second
daughter in recent memory to succeed her late father in Congress, following
Arizona Democrat Adelita Grijalva. The pattern of the two results — Grijalva
succeeded; Scott did not — suggests that familial succession is far from
automatic in American politics even in safe partisan seats.




SOURCE:




* "Democrat Everton Blair defeats Rep. David Scott's daughter in the special
election for the late congressman's seat" — NBC News
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* "Key takeaways from Tuesday's elections in South Carolina, Georgia and
Oklahoma" — CNN

 


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