Will there be a DOGE Dividend ($5,000)?

Elon Musk's DOGE agenda just took a very surprising turn...

Earlier this week, reports emerged that a portion of the savings DOGE makes in Federal cuts could be funnelled back to taxpayers.

The media was quick to dub it a DOGE Dividend, with claims circulating that we could all receive a $5,000 check in the mail.

The bad news is... it could be take months, or even years, before that check lands in your mailbox, if ever.

But the good news is... there's a much smarter way to have the chance to grow richer from Elon's DOGE agenda.

It doesn't involve waiting for an alleged check in the mail. But it could be worth a lot more than $5,000.

And after months of analyzing Elon's plans in DC, I can tell you that right now, almost no one is talking about it.

Everything you need to know is right here.

Best,

Rob Spivey
Director of Research, Altimetry

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