There are five high growth stocks so good that Winston thought we should keep them as a secret, but then he is a pretty generous self. So we're gonna walk you through the biggest opportunity I've seen in probably 10 or 20 years. And I used to be an investment banker. I'm the founder of the GOAT Academy, but we taught about 20,000 people so far. I'm also the co-founder of TradeVision.io, where we make the world's best data and news available to you. So my mission here is to not tell you what to buy. Disappointment just sunk in, right? I'm gonna give you the five stocks. I'm not gonna hold you hostage. But I want you to understand the why and the process. And that will allow you to become a better investor rather than just run out and look for the next free fish. And in that spirit, there is also a free workbook attached to this video with literally all the freaking research, like more research than you ever thought possible. And that's all available to you for free. And you can download that at feed-shvenz.org slash resources. The link is down below. That, by the way, will take you into our free community, which looks like this. There's a free community, there's a premium one. You can just join the free one to start. And you will then see this. And then you can click on the daily YouTube videos, and you will see that under each video, there will be a PDF, or maybe even several PDF files. And you can click on that, and that way you get access to them. I'd show you this video, but I'm still recording it, so it'd be rather silly. There's also a ton of AI tools in there and so on. And we're going to play with that in a second just to visualize the data for you. You see what we're looking at here. But let's just go back at these growth stocks and the sectors. My approach to investing is always driven by sector first, never by stock first. Why? Because I want to see where Wall Street's money is flowing. Once I know Wall Street's money is flowing into, say, nuclear or energy or rare earth, at that point I'm interested in the sector. Now, the first part is AI energy. It's the shovel of all shovels. Basically, US data centers could consume about 12% of total US electricity demand, which is more than the US could possibly produce right now. And that's going to grow like 8,000%. The next generation of GPUs are going to consume a whopping amount of energy each. These are the most power-hungry chips we've ever seen in the world. And therefore, nuclear is making a comeback. We're going to see four times the current capacity of nuclear power plants come online. Nuclear RD funding is going through the roof. Google has just taken a stake in wolf. That's one of the stocks we're going to be talking about. Maybe you heard of Microsoft's investment in the Three Mile Island, or Google's investment in Kairos or Amazon's in multiple nuclear power plants. So the second part is we run you just through the head stuff and then we're going to get into the stock, is rare earths. So China controls the whole processing part. The US wants to change that because presently the US is 100% dependent on imports. Seriously, for critical minutes, 100% dependent. So that's something they're going to want to fix. So our first play here is a stock called TerrorWolf. Ticker symbol is wolf. We've talked about this in the past. And if you're wondering, well, well, my last video came out 25th of July. That was our entry point at 564. If you'd listen to that, you'd be sending me Christmas cards to the end of time about 143%. So somebody's not going to scream, it's too late, Felix. I don't want to watch this anymore. Well, I would argue you're wrong. I'm not telling you what to buy, but I would argue you're wrong. And I tell you one. Every single rally that I've ever seen has a second chance. So we hit the top of the market here, we've pulled back, and we now appear to be pulling back out. And to me, that is the second chance that I look for when I look at these kind of stocks. And you see slightly smaller ones here. That was a rally, that was a pullback, right? And it went back up, up and down and up, right? And that's just the way the market works, is one of the common patterns that Wall Street looks at. And to me, this looks actually very, very so why TerraWolf? Well, they're a Bitcoin miner. So what is that going to do with the AI revolution? Well, they're becoming an AI infrastructure player. Um, they're scaling to very significant AI capacity, um, compute capacity. And Google has taken a 14% equity stake in them, so there must be something to this, um, which gives them access to the compute power. They essentially have guaranteed income from Google. Now, this is an extremely volatile stock. It is still very much Bitcoin dependent, so this isn't for the faint-hearted, but who might just say what your stomach lining looks like. The second stock, and this plays more directly into the energy part and the rare earth part, is energy fuels. Ticker symbol is you, you, you, you, you. We first uh started getting into this in July 2025. Again, someone's gonna go, it's too late. Uh well, yeah, this is up 250%, but it was actually up 330%. And then what it'll be seeing right now, well, we're seeing a big, beautiful V-shaped recovery out of that recent loan. And it's done that here, it did that here, it did that here, it did it here, and that's just the pattern that stocks move by. So to me, this isn't too late. This is just something to think about. Okay, something you took by. So, yeah, returns this year are absolutely astounding. If you're in this, then uh congratulations. If you're one of my students, been pinging this out a few times this year. They are the only licensed uranium mill in the US. They have zero debt, they actually have cash. And they've also gotten into the rare earth game through an acquisition they made, which means they're going to be actually producing magnets in the US, which is the outcome of rare earths. No one cares about rare earths. People care about the magnets you can make out of them. And that's gonna start uh in September, commercial scale by 2026. Yes, it takes a little bit of time. But the uranium business in the meantime is chugging along very, very nicely, pumping out 350,000 pounds of lovely radioactive material, and they make a very nice margin on that because look at their production costs, 23 to 30 pounds, a dollars per pound, and the current uh market price is about 83. So they are a money-making machine. And then you might be thinking, okay, individual stocks scare me, uranium and so on. And that's understandable. Maybe you want something that's a little bit lower risk, like Winston back there. Where did Winston go? Sleeping behind me. So I'm gonna give you some ETFs. And before we do that, let me actually run you through one little thing here, just to give you a little bit more data points. So in this better stocks GPT, which is something that's in our community as well, I'm gonna put in the first stock we looked at, Wolf, and I'm gonna put on the second stock we looked at, which is UUUU. I mean, it analyzed stocks, and it says UUU is not found in the database. Okay, I'm gonna fix that. Now you know that this is actually real, right? So um don't worry, we'll fix that. But what you can see here is margins are all right, they're not making any real money, free cash flow is negative, and they can't pay their debt. So it's not a brilliant stock from a sort of value investor point of view, right? By the way, you can export these and so on. Um, let's try the the next one as well, which is the next stock we're gonna look at, CRML. And just hit analyze. Okay, yeah, that one works. Um, but again, that's something that's fairly high risk. You could then export these to Excel and PDFs and so on. You can even in here floop for stocks according to key key criteria and everything else. It's a free version to that, and there's a there's a premium version to that, obviously using the premium version here. But let's just go back to what if individual stocks in these sectors you don't fully understand scale. You can you still get exposure to it? Yes, you can, with potentially less risk, maybe a little bit less upside. Uranium, for example, there's an ETF. The ticker symbol is URA, URA, Global X Uranium ETF URA. And guess what? It's moving quite similarly to the uranium stock we just looked at, right? Pullback seems to be coming back out of it. Now, the top holdings in this are Kameco, Oklo, and Uranium Energy. We've talked about all three of these on the channel, so have a search if you like. Um, but yeah, it's just essentially the US is 4Xing its nuclear capacity, China is building 33 of them. AI data centers essentially want nuclear power because it is very, very stable and steady and scalable. Now, the top 10 holdings make up 70% of this ETF. So it's pretty concentrated. So it isn't like a SP 500 type ETF, it is still a pretty concentrated thing. Now, the next way you can look at this whole thing is just, well, what about clean energy? And I'm with you on that. We're liking clean energy right now. This is one of the stocks I'm liking right now. iShare's global clean energy ETF, and also it's had a tremendous year so far. I think there's still much gas and that tank. And essentially it invests in electric utilities, renewable electricity. It's about third US, third Europe, 20% Asia. Top holdings here are Bloom Energy, made a lot of money this year, first solar, and then Vestus wind, which I think is a Danish, German, European, something, I thought. Um wind, wind, guys. And again, everybody's gonna need more power. Doesn't really matter where it comes from, but it's gonna have to come from somewhere. And therefore, I think if you believe in the AI story, you basically have to believe in the energy story. But you see what I'm saying, right? Now let me give you a bonus stock here. And this is a this is a uh speculative play. This is potentially very, very high returns, but it is also potentially very, very high risk. So the key to understanding how to play those is risk management. And nobody really wants to talk about risk management because it sounds boring, but it's the one thing that locks in your gains. So say you got in on this down here where it kind of made sense to get in. Say you were a little bit late, maybe you bought it there, um, and it went up 170%. And then you let it slide back down to just 65. No, we don't do that. It's a very simple automation rule to that that you can learn. I'll teach it to you if you join me on Tuesday 9 p.m. Eastern time at phoenixfence.org slash training. I'm literally running a live training for exactly that purpose to teach you when to sell because that's the number one lowest hanging fruit that I see from the thousands and thousands of portfolios I've looked at. It's just people don't know where to sell. So at the moment, what do most people do? They sell their winners too early, right? So they don't allow for the massive upside that's actually there. And they're losers, they never sell them. So they end up in a portfolio with small gains and huge losses, and that's just what knocks you out. So this critical metal score is is run up very, very nicely. And now it does have a 60% up and down swing in any given month. It's pretty significant. So, what is it all about? Well, they have rare earth deposits in Greenland, you know, um, penguin land. Are there penguins in Greenland? I'd be very disappointed if they aren't. There probably aren't any, are there? They're only on the South Pole, right? Yes. Anyway, uh it's it's the penguin deposit. The US administration is considering 8% equity stake. They've given them a$50 million grant, and they have off-take deals already for their production. Now, they have at present no production and no revenue. It's trading at 4,000 times sales. Well, there are no sales, like zero, none, basically. So it doesn't really matter what that says. So if I look at this ticker again in here, CRML. Shit, let's put it in here. CRML. And it gives us a little data points here. It walks us through what they are. And uh okay, it says a gross margin of 100%, but it has no revenues, you can ignore that. So basically, you can't assess this like a Warren Buffett or a Benjamin Graham or something. You've got to look at this more as a risk, right? So, how do we deal with that? Well, we make it a very small position. Now, I would not make this 5% of a portfolio. I think that would be bonkers. I would make it a lot less. But if you are a very risk-tolerant investor and you have very, very good risk management because you've landed, I'm in jointly tomorrow, then you know we can be in these things and potentially make a lot of money. So let me let me summarize this for you. AI demand, we're gonna see massive energy growth growth. Therefore, we have a nuclear renaissance. Um, both parties like it. Bill Gates, the uh the champion of the poor and needy and the protector of our earth. Um he's been championing anything. Um, I was gonna say something rude there. Uh, let's go back to the topic. Nothing to do with children, no. Um nuclear energy for years, which is, I think, the entire reason we have global warming, by the way. It's uh entirely there so we can make green nuclear energy green again. Now, some people are gonna get a bit pissed off by that, but just follow them on. The whole research around global warming, in my humble opinion, is eventually gonna be funded by the nuclear guys. Okay, never mind. Um, yeah, the US has realized that its critical minerals come 90% from China. They don't like it, and therefore we have some place here. We've got Wolf, we've got UUUU, we've got URA, which is an ETF, ICLN, which is an ETF, we have CRML, which is a high-risk speculative play on rare earths. Now, position size. Please don't run out and buy these. That will be my first thing. And I gotta say a word about the buy and hold forever thing. Um, that was a little bit clickbait. Yeah, sorry, it's true. The ETFs are a better thing to buy and hold for a really, really long time. But even then, if you're in a sector in an industry, it's gonna be cyclical, right? We're gonna hit a point where we've built all the energy and we realize that the new chips come out, they need a lot less energy, and then energy talks, the stocks will tank. And that might happen in a year or in two or in three or in three months, who knows? So you always need to have an exit rule, I believe. You always need to see where is the money actually flowing. You do that, you could potentially make good money. You don't do that, you're probably gonna fall on your face at something. And then if you want to be in stocks like UUUU or Wolf or CRML and you want to hold those forever, my friend, don't buy these stocks. Go and buy the SP 500. It's a lovely index with the ticker symbol VOO is very, very cheap. And you can hold that forever. Because statistically, historically, that'll always go up. These individual stocks could go bankrupt. Saying they're going to, otherwise, I wouldn't mention them, but it's a possibility. So risk management is required if you're buying stocks or even sector ETFs. And I don't know, everyone else that tells you just buy and hold it forever. I'm a test hodler forever, right? How's that working out for you, right? Stomach ulcer yet? You know what I mean? So we don't have some religious belief in a stock or even a sector. We just follow where the money is going. The big money is going. That's really all there is to it. It's fairly simple. Now, there are some catalysts coming up here. Um, we're getting new capacity at Wolf. Um, terbium oxide production starts in November. Uranium prices are potentially going to go even higher, but 20-30% higher. And CRML might see the US government take a stake. And then more midterm, we can see a lot more capacity coming online for Wolf. Commercial scale rare earth production will start Q4 next year, and uh small reactors are starting to come online in 2020. China nuclear reactors are coming online, that's gonna be more uranium demand, and then longer term AI energy demand just goes through the roof. Um, CRML, if their production comes online, that'll be brilliant, of course. And nuclear capacity is globally is gonna ramp up a lot. So, what are we doing? Do your own research, don't buy stuff blindly because some guy on YouTube told you so, even if he has a very fluffy dog, and make some good decisions based on your criteria. Look at your risk size appropriately, and then you're gonna want to have some sort of monitoring, some sort of alert system to do that with very, very important. I follow all the news alerts on uh TradeVision. So if you look at my phone at any given time, except for right now, because that is clear the more you will see uh news alerts that come in on the stocks that are holds in in trade vision. So you can check that out. Um, for most people, this sort of position sizing is more reasonable. Uh, I wouldn't go all into everything because you're now doubling down on some of these sectors. You don't really want to be 10% in nuclear, I would argue. Uh, but obviously the decision is up to you, just some examples here. So it's happening. Yeah, the energy revolution is happening, the nuclear, the critical mineral thing, it's all happening. You want to learn when to take profits. Come and join Shishta. Felixfriends.org slash training. It's going to be free. There won't be a replay. So if you're not there, you'll miss it. I thank you for watching. I thank you for tuning in. I wish you tremendous success.