Trump, Judges, and Regulators Are All Coming for Tim Cook

President Trump just turned up the heat on Apple, and it’s not their only problem. Here’s why investors should pay close attention.

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Tim Cook’s bad year is getting worse—and Apple investors are feeling the heat.

President Trump just threatened Apple with 25% tariffs unless it moves iPhone production to the U.S. And that’s just the beginning.

Cook is now facing legal pressure from two judges, scrutiny from European regulators, backlash from lawmakers, and even criticism from a former Apple legend.

In this deep dive, we break down everything going wrong for Apple—and what it means for your portfolio.

FOUND: Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Treasure Map

On the surface, it seems ordinary.

But a former Presidential Advisor says it could be worth $150 trillion.

What makes this map so special?

As you’ll see, it points the way to a 15-figure fortune held by the Federal Government.

We were shown this map by Jim Rickards, one of the most politically connected men in America.

Rickards has spent his fifty-year career in the innermost circles of the U.S. government and banking.

And he believes Trump could soon release this frozen asset to the public.

“When it happens,” he says, “it could alter the course of America, forever.”

Jamie Dimon "I defend your right to buy Bitcoin."
Scott Bessent: "Now it's time for Main Street to do well"

Elon Musk just made it clear: Tesla now has his full, undivided attention.

The shift comes at a critical time—Tesla's sales are slipping in Europe, regulatory pressure is mounting, and investor confidence is wavering.

In this analysis, we unpack Musk’s latest pivot, the timing behind it, and what it signals about Tesla’s near-term outlook. Is this a rebound in the making—or a red flag?

Know what you own, and know why you own it.

-Peter Lynch

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