Dear Reader, 

I recently took a camera crew out with me to Mount Rushmore...

Not to do some sightseeing... 

But to see firsthand one of the most exciting investment opportunities I've uncovered in my 30-year career. 

See, thanks to a breakthrough new technology... a small miner just hit on gold in the hills surrounding Mount Rushmore. 

Not a few nuggets, either... but what could be one of the biggest – and most important – gold finds since the 1870s. 

The little-known miner behind it stands to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming years... yet it is still trading for around $6. 

BlackRock, Vanguard, and other Wall Street firms have been quietly loading up on this stock. 

Meanwhile, most ordinary folks haven't caught wind of this story. 

That's why I brought a camera crew with me to Mount Rushmore – so I can help you take advantage of this opportunity, too. 

I name the stock for free in this video I recorded on my trip. 

By the way, that's just half the story... 

As I say, this miner didn't find gold by accident or luck. 

It was in large part thanks to this breakthrough new technology. 

The incredible thing is this tech is being used to unlock "hidden" resource wealth ALL across America... and it's sending stocks up 227%, 378%, and even 773% in almost no time. 

I believe we're witnessing the start of what will be the biggest resource boom America has ever seen... and it's all thanks to this breakthrough new tech... 

I show you how to position your money here. 

Regards, 

Whitney Tilson
Senior Editor, Stansberry Research 

P.S. I had some time to go hiking in the Black Hills around Mount Rushmore while we were there...

The history of this area is incredible – there was a gold rush in those very hills a century and a half ago, in the 1870s. 

As one historian wrote, "Each spade of earth revealed a veritable fortune in gold." 

Now, thanks to this new technology, it looks like it's starting up again... and you have a chance to be part of it... 

That starts with the stock I name for free here.

Today’s Key Points

Oracle lost 5.4% during Thursday's session. It gained 7% ninety minutes later.

Oracle closed Thursday at $152.94, down $8.69, or 5.38% — one of the worst single-day showings among large-cap technology stocks in a session where almost everything tied to artificial intelligence was sold. Then the company reported fiscal first-quarter results, and by 4:28 p.m. Eastern the stock was quoted at $163.57 in after-hours trading, up 6.95%.

The same shares, the same day, a roughly 12-point round trip. Friday's open will decide which of the two prices was right.

The numbers cleared the bar Wall Street had set, and cleared it by more than the usual rounding:

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