Revealed: Trump's 1,000% Buyout

James Altucher claims he found the next stock that Trump is going to buy out and if you buy now, you have an opportunity to gain 1,000% in just weeks. However, he won't give you the name of the stock unless you pay him thousands of dollars. The good news is that I sat down and watched this hour-long presentation was able to figure out the stock and in this video, I'm not only going to show you how I figured out the stock and reveal it completely free. I'm going to tell you whether or not this stock is a buy. Now, let's dig into the presentation and figure out the stock. This is another Blue Spike presentation from James Altucher who's been putting out a lot of these lately. Essentially, James is claiming that he has a proprietary algorithm that can detect unusual buying activity from a stock which usually means it's about to be bought out, but also could mean that the government is about to put a lot of money into it. In this case, he's choosing the latter saying that the government could potentially buy out the stock or invest a lot of money into a certain stock and his Blue Spike has detected this illegal activity and he he pitches that you put leverage options on the stock. And that's how you get these massive [clears throat] gains that he's pitching like the 1,000% next. In the last couple of years, I've probably covered 10 of these presentations and two times James actually did call out the buying opportunity beforehand. The first was was with MP Materials before the government invested money into it and then he called out Turns Pharmaceutical getting bought by Merck earlier this year. In the end, he's only really called out two out of these 10 pitches. The other eight did not come to fruition. So, after I reveal the stock in the next section, I'm going to analyze the stock. I'm only going to be analyzing it from a strictly buy position now. No leveraged option. No We're not going to be working on the assumption that the government's going to buy out the stock or give it a lot of money. So, we're just going to strictly look at it from a buy and hold position. Here are the clues for the specific stock that Uh James claims he has detected a Blue spike for. First, it is a small publicly traded drone company that James Altucher believes could be sitting in the middle of a major government opportunity. The second clue is that there is unusual activity in the options market surrounding the stock. Next, Altucher says this company is expected to be connected to the commercial UAV Expo, one of the biggest drone industry events taking place September 1st through September 3rd. And the biggest clue is the US government. Trump is pushing for dramatically more spending on military drones, and Altucher believes this particular company could announce a major new government relationship or investment around the conference. So, we're looking for a small American drone stock with tradeable options, strong defense exposure, and a present at presence at the commercial UAV Expo. And when you put all those clues together, I think they point clearly to one company. I'm going to reveal the stock in 15 seconds, but before I do, I want to tell you about my free report on the top 10 stocks to buy and hold right now. These are companies I believe have the best mix of strong long-term potential and growth. When you're done watching, click the link in the description, enter your email, and I'll send it right to your inbox. I'm pretty sure the stock being pitched here is Red Cat Holdings, ticker RCAT. However, figuring out the stock is only half the battle. Now, we have to figure out whether or not this stock is worth a buying, and to do that, we're going to start with what this company actually does. Red Cat Holdings, they small American defense technology company focused on drones and autonomous systems for US military and its allies. Through companies like Teal Drones and Flightwave Aerospace, Red Cat builds American-made systems designed for reconnaissance surveillance and battlefield operations. Its flagship product is the Black Widow, a small tactical drone that was selected as the winner of the US Army short-range reconnaissance program of record. That gives Red Cat something small drone companies don't usually have. A major military program already validating its technology. And the business is beginning to scale. Revenue reached about 20 million in the second quarter of 2026, up more than 500% year-over-year. Largely because of increasing drone deliveries to the US Army and Japan's military. Redcat is also expanding beyond aerial drones in a broader autonomous defense systems. So, the investment story is pretty straightforward. If the US and its allies dramatically increase spending on small military drones, Redcat is trying to become one of the domestic companies supplying them. Now, let's dig into the fundamentals of the stock. What makes Redcat interesting is that it is no longer just a tiny drone company with a good story. The business is actually starting to scale. Revenue jumped to 20 million in quarter two, up 527% year-over-year. Primarily because Redcat is delivering more drones to the US Army and started deliveries to Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force. Management is still targeting 150 million to 180 million of revenue in 2026. And I think the biggest positive is the Black Widow. Redcat won the US Army short-range reconnaissance program of record, which gives the company a foothold inside the Pentagon, rather than simply hoping to win contracts someday. And that relationship may be expanding. The Air Force recently placed a 2.49 million order to evaluate Black Widow as a potential replacement for its existing Teal 2 drones. While Redcat is also competing in the military's drone dominance program. So, if Washington continues pushing towards thousands or eventually tens of thousands of inexpensive autonomous drones, Redcat could be positioned extremely well. But, there are some major risks. Despite the explosive revenue growth, the company is still losing a lot of money. Red Cat generated only about 3.3 million of gross profit in Q2, while operating expenses were almost 42 million, resulting in a 35 million quarterly net loss. And stakeholders have already experienced significant dilution. In May, Red Cat sold nearly 24 million new shares at $9.40, raising roughly 225 million. That explains why the balance sheet now looks extremely strong with about $326 million in cash, but the cash came at a cost to existing shareholders. Valuation is another issue. At roughly $8.50 per share, Red Cat is worth around 1.3 billion despite still being a relatively small revenue business. So, investors are already pricing in a lot of future growth. Now, let's head to the scorecards. Core business, we give this an 8.5 out of 10. I like the core business. Red Cat builds American-made drones and autonomous systems for defense contractors, and Black Widow has already won an important US Army program. This is a real product serving a rapidly growing military need. Growth potential, 9 out of 10. This is probably the strongest part of the story. Q2 revenue surged 520% year-over-year to $20 million, driven largely by increasing US Army deliveries and new deliveries to Japan. If military drone spending keeps accelerating, Red Cat has a large market in front of it. Strategic positioning, 9 out of 10. Red Cat is positioned almost perfectly for what's happening in defense. The US wants more domestically produced, inexpensive autonomous drones, and Red Cat is already has a relationship with the Army while pursuing additional programs such as drone dominance. Competitive moat, 7.5 out of 10. Winning the Army's short-range reconnaissance program gives Red Cat credibility and creates an important competitive advantage. But the drone industry is becoming extremely competitive, and there are plenty of defense companies chasing the spending. So, the moat is promising, but not untouchable. Financial strength, we give a 6.5 out of 10. This one is mixed. The company now has a large cash position, which gives it money to expand production and fund development. But Red Cat is still generating substantial losses, so the business hasn't proven it can scale profitability yet. Execution and risk, we'll give a 6 out of 10. There's still a lot that has to go right. Red Cat needs to ramp manufacturing, win additional contracts, and turn those contracts into profitable revenue without continually issuing more sales. That's why I still consider this a high-risk stock. Valuation, 5.5 out of 10. This is my biggest concern. At roughly 1.3 billion market cap, investors are already assigning Red Cat considerable value despite the company still being relatively small and unprofitable. That growth could eventually justify it, but I wouldn't call the stock cheap today. Overall, I give this a 7.5 out of 10. I would rate Red Cat as a speculative buy. I really like the drone market, the government positioning, and the growth potential. But you're paying ahead for a company that still needs to prove it can convert those opportunities into a much larger and eventually profitable business. So, I think the upside is real, but so is the risk. And before you go, don't forget to grab my free report on the top 10 stocks to buy and hold right now. 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