Nomi Prins

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• Zeihan Book

  Front-endOld (Inactive)5.5/10
  2026-06-25· *The End of the World Is Just the Beginning* by Peter Zeihan (book purchase bundled with perks)· Teases: NONE

  1. Hook Strength: 6/10 — The Russia prediction credential in the subheadline is genuinely arresting, but the eyebrow headline ("17 Reasons to devour a book") frames this as a book review rather than a financial opportunity, softening the initial punch for a reader who gets 10 financial emails a day.

• Prins EVs

  Front-endOld (Inactive)5.6/10
  2026-06-25· Distortion Report· Teases: **Clues given:** - EV charging station company, not an EV manufacturer - Stock price under $20 at time of writing (May 2022) - "Commerce-centric" charging model — installs chargers at retail/commercial locations (Starbucks, McDonald's, banks, grocery stores) - Partnership with Starbucks: installing stations every 100 miles from Denver to Seattle - Partnerships with Toyota and Volvo - Government fleet contracts: supplying Ohio, New York, Rhode Island; locations in Texas, California, Washington - 9 government contracts and counting; awarded a Blanket Purchase Agreement with the federal government - Plans to build 2.5 million charging stations worldwide by 2025 - Charging revenue up more than 100% for most recent quarter - Total revenue expected to top $500 million in 2023 - ~40% of company owned by insiders - Market cap small enough that 1% of the $550B sector funding would double the company's size - Expanding in Europe; global footprint shown on map - Wall Street analysts have price targets at $46 (more than double the then-current price) - Ticker shown in charts as distinct from BEEM (Beam Global) and BLNK (Blink Charging) **Best prediction:** **EVGO (EVgo, Inc.)** — ticker: **EVGO** **Reasoning:** EVgo is a pure-play EV fast-charging network company that was trading under $20 in May 2022, had a "commerce-centric" model (charging at retail locations), had partnerships with major automakers including Toyota and Volvo, held government fleet contracts, was expanding rapidly, had high insider ownership, and had Wall Street price targets well above its then-current price. The Starbucks corridor deal (Denver to Seattle) and the 2.5 million charging point pledge align with EVgo's publicly announced expansion plans. The revenue trajectory ($500M target) and the 100%+ quarterly charging revenue growth also match EVgo's reported metrics from that period. **Confidence level:** Medium-High — EVgo fits the majority of clues precisely. The main alternative would be ChargePoint (CHPT), which also had a commerce-centric model and government contracts, but ChargePoint's price was higher and its insider ownership profile is less consistent with the "40% insider-owned" claim. Volta Charging (VLTA) is a distant third possibility.

  Pre-scoring note: This is a May 2022 promo — launched at the exact moment of peak gas prices, record inflation anxiety, and maximum public awareness of energy costs. The macro timing is a significant conversion amplifier that must be weighted. However, the EV charging thesis is politically polarizin

• Nomi Prins Great Distortion

  Front-endOld (Inactive)5.1/10
  2026-06-23· Distortion Report· Teases: **Tease #1 — "The #1 Stock for America's Great Distortion"** Clues given: - Small firm ("small firm") - Disrupting "a critical American industry" - 10x gain potential - Citadel, Vanguard, and Morgan Stanley are described as "piling in" - Connected to the broader Great Distortion macro theme (transportation, energy, finance) - No sector explicitly named for this specific pick Prediction: Insufficient clues to identify a specific ticker with confidence. The "critical American industry" language and the macro distortion theme could point to energy infrastructure, financial technology, or transportation. Without a sector anchor, no reliable prediction is possible. **Confidence: Low** --- **Tease #2 — "The Electric Car Myth: The Hidden Key to Unlocking 23x Profits in EV"** Clues given: - Not an electric car company - Not an EV charging company - Not a battery manufacturer - Not a computer chip maker - But "without the product this firm produces, the electric vehicle industry simply cannot exist" - Described as infrastructure-adjacent, enabling both EVs and charging to operate - Congress spending billions on EV charging network (WSJ headline cited) Best prediction: This description — essential to EVs but not a car/charger/battery/chip maker — most closely fits a **power electronics or electrical grid component company**. Strong candidates include **Shoals Technologies (SHLS)** (electrical balance of systems for solar/EV), **Beam Global (BEEM)** (off-grid EV charging infrastructure), or most likely a **copper wire/cable or electrical connector manufacturer** such as **Encore Wire (WIRE)** or **Belden (BDC)**. Given the "23x" claim and small-firm framing, a micro-cap power management or grid-enabling company is most probable. Note: given the 2022 copyright date, **Shoals Technologies** or a similar solar/EV electrical infrastructure play was a common recommendation in this era. **Confidence: Low** --- **Tease #3 — "Bank to the Future: The Virtually Unknown Firm Transforming the $11 Trillion Global Payments Industry"** Clues given: - Small/virtually unknown company - Building the bridge between legacy banking and the $11 trillion global payments system - "Financial technology" revolutionizing the $23 trillion old-guard banking industry - Expected to become a "global standard in the next 12 months" (from publication date ~2022) - Described as having terrific financials and a world-class management team Best prediction: Given the 2022 timeframe and "bridge between legacy banking and global payments" framing, strong candidates include **Marqeta (MQ)**, **Nuvei (NVEI)**, **Flywire (FLYW)**, or **i2c** (private). The "global standard" language and small-firm positioning most closely resembles **Flywire** or **Nuvei** in the 2022 context. **Confidence: Low**

  1. Hook Strength: 6/10 — The "Great Distortion" branded concept and Goldman Sachs walkaway eyebrow create genuine intrigue, but the opening body copy ("America's economy has become permanently 'divorced' from reality") is abstract and slow; a distracted reader could disengage before the villain narr

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