Thank you for sending in questions and feedback!

I read every single email I receive. If you do not see your exact question below, your question is still most likely answered within another response.

So, I recommend reading these Q&As closely.

Let’s get to it.

I would’ve bet money you were “Mr. 10X!” Any recommendation on the service? – Mark

Hi, Mark! Thanks for the email. While I’ve got quite a few 10x’s under my belt, the real Mr. 10X, Chris Cimorelli, has more than probably anyone I’ve ever met.

He’s got 19 alone in the last year. The 19th being just this week on Intel call options.

That’s a crazy great investing stat. Can you name anyone with this type of track record? I can’t.

And the best news, Chris is an even better person than he is an investor.

So to answer your question, yes, I recommend both Chris and his 10X Trade Club service.

You tweeted about the Shiller P/E ratio being near all-time highs. In fact, it’s just below the level of the dot-com bubble. Are you still recommending buying stocks at this time? – Cal

Great question, Cal! You’re right. The Shiller P/E near 40x is flashing a major warning sign.

Historically, when valuations run this hot, long-term returns tend to be muted. But that doesn’t automatically mean “don’t buy stocks.”

Markets can stay expensive for years, especially in transformative periods like we’re seeing with AI.

My approach is selective: I’m not blindly buying the index at these levels, but I am looking for opportunities in companies with strong moats, cheap relative valuations, and real growth tailwinds.

Think about it this way – the overall market might be stretched, but individual names can still be mispriced. So yes, I’m still recommending certain stocks, but with a sharper focus on quality and risk management.

Are you still keeping an eye on Meta Platforms (META)? – Melvin

Absolutely! Meta is a stock I’ve watched closely for years. In fact, I own the stock in my long-term portfolio.

The company continues to report fantastic earnings results and is one of the largest/earliest beneficiaries of artificial intelligence.

That said, I’m not as bullish on the stock as I once was… The valuation has slowly crept up over these last few months. This is great news for holders of the stock. But it’s about time I do a deep dive to consider selling. Stay tuned.

Seems to me that Uber would be a candidate for either a merger or possible buyout from Elon. If not Elon, possibly others mentioned in this market space? – Steve

That’s a great thought, Steve! I’m sure a handful of companies would love to own Uber given its technology, brand awareness, and partnerships.

The problem is that Uber is a $200 billion company, so only a few mega-cap companies (think Mag 7) could afford such an acquisition.

However, nearly all of these Mag 7 companies are under scrutiny for some form of antitrust accusation, which means getting any deal past regulators will be difficult.

Ultimately, I think Uber continues as a public company and continues to dominate the on-demand movement of people and things.

XRP is off its recent highs. Is this a good chance to buy in? I’m trying to catch the next hype cycle higher. – Marcus

Great question, Sebastian. Ripple keeps inching forward with partnerships and legal wins. But as we know, in crypto, that rarely moves the needle.

XRP, like most crypto assets, doesn’t trade on fundamentals. It trades on momentum, narrative, and the hope of catching a wave that turns into real money. If XRP starts running again, it probably won’t be because of a breakthrough use case – but because people see it moving and pile in.

That might sound cynical, but that’s just how these assets behave: wealth creation drives attention, and attention drives capital.

That’s why I recommend having a deliberate allocation to crypto – with Bitcoin and Ethereum as your core, and XRP in the second tier. Not because I’m convinced these tokens will reshape the financial system, but because a few might. And when they move, they tend to move fast.

Important Update: Follow The Million Mission on Twitter/X

Big news: I just launched a Twitter/X account so you can follow along with The Million Mission in real time. I’ll be sharing daily market thoughts, trade updates, and behind-the-scenes takes that don’t make it into the newsletter.

If you want quicker insights, early reactions to breaking news, and a closer look at how I’m navigating the road to $1 million – this is where I’ll be. Come hang out, ask questions, and follow the Mission as it happens @DavisPWilson.

Another Important Update: The Million Mission website is live!

I’ve gotten plenty of feedback regarding where to find previous alerts. Well, The Million Mission website is finally live and you can check out archived alerts here.

Portfolio Overview

Here’s what I’m currently holding in the Million Mission portfolio:

Fannie Mae (FNMA) – 2,500 shares @ ~$7.25/share.