Ashton Forbes

Where if Ashton Forbes decides to go build a black hole super weapon, we're going to figure it out well before he gets close.

Yeah, but don't listen to my investment advice.

I'm apparently like bad luck when it comes to all this stuff.

But absolutely, I would say fusion companies are the ones to get involved in.

Don't go anybody who's doing tokamak.

I mean, just look at... I told you about beta.

You can do the math yourself and see they're never going to be as efficient using the same...

Magnets, but I think what's happening is they're going to They're gonna roll this out But they're not gonna give us they're gonna give us the nerfed version of fusion like they're gonna give us the tokamak version That's got like a Q factor of three, which is just enough to produce excess energy practically And I say well we did it we did fusion and everyone's gonna clap and go this is great But it's gonna be like ten times nerfed over what it could have really been

And meanwhile, Helion Fusion and the guys are doing field reverse configuration.

They're going to get real tight lipped, I think, about how their energy source is working and the anomalous energy that might be coming out.

Because I think those versions are going to see the anomalous energy much more clearly than the Tokamak versions will.

So, yes, take a good look.

Oh, full disclosure, I did invest in DJT, which bought TriAlpha Energy, because that was the only one I could actually invest in.

The other ones you can't currently invest in yet.

Helion has not gone IPO yet.

And it's weird that TriAlpha Energy, instead of going IPO, which would have opened their books up to scrutiny and what have you, they merge with Trump Media Group, which isn't a fusion company at all.

They're a media group.

They emerged behind the scenes.

Now, suddenly, no scrutiny about any IPO or anything like that.

And it makes sense why they did it, because they were unknown.