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Dear Reader,

Several AI-linked stocks have been minting fortunes lately.

Micron has surged over 500% in the past year.

Intel is up more than 250%.

AMD has soared over 250%.

But while investors are busy celebrating the AI boom, a scary new development is taking shape behind the scenes.

You see, the flagbearers of the AI boom have been pumping billions into new AI infrastructure buildout increasingly through debt.

In fact, Amazon, Google, Meta and Oracle issued roughly $194 billion in bonds through early July alone.

And now, the first cracks may be appearing.

According to a recent report, $18 billion in loans tied to a massive Oracle-leased AI data center are already under pressure.

So, what happens if this is just the start? If these enormous AI bets don’t pay off?

And if cracks in the AI debt market begin to spread to other sectors of the market and the economy?

Weiss Ratings Analyst Nilus Mattive believes the consequences could reach far beyond Silicon Valley …

And threaten the wealth and livelihood of millions of ordinary Americans.

See his urgent warning about the coming “American AI Apocalypse” here.

Eliza Lasky
Weiss Advocate

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Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33408-3080

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