Dividend Stocks Newsletter for 7/29/2026

Officials from the United States, Canada and Britain quietly met with senior banking executives to discuss a single piece of AI software capable of finding thousands of critical flaws in outdated bank systems.

Treasury confirmed the meetings took place, with more planned. JPMorgan was invited to help prepare defenses, while Bank of America, Citibank and the American Bankers Association declined to comment.

No one is saying exactly what was discussed behind closed doors.

Google, Amazon, Nvidia, Microsoft, Sequoia, and Peter Thiel's Founders Fund have reportedly backed one of the most closely watched private AI companies. Most investors can't buy shares directly.

Alexander Green of The Oxford Club has identified a publicly traded vehicle whose largest holding is this AI company, with added exposure to Databricks and Anduril. It's reportedly accessible through virtually any brokerage.

Every new AI data center needs three things: land, energy, and enormous amounts of water. One little-known company controls all three across nearly a million acres in a region where Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta all want to expand.

It collects revenue without bearing the full cost or risk of drilling. If major data centers rise across this land, hundreds of millions in additional revenue could potentially follow.

Most investors have never heard of this stock. That may not last.