05-25-25 ARI Strike Point

Dear Patriot,

Yesterday, I warned how hidden fees quietly drain your retirement savings. Today, let’s talk about how to fight back—and win.

Here’s how smart retirees slash their costs:

  • Ditch high-fee mutual funds for low-cost ETFs or index funds.

  • Review advisor agreements—some charge 1% or more for minimal value.

  • Use fee-only fiduciaries who work for you, not commissions.

  • Consolidate accounts to simplify oversight and cut duplication.

This isn’t penny-pinching—it’s power. Every dollar you save on fees is a dollar the IRS doesn’t touch, Wall Street doesn’t skim, and bureaucrats don’t control.

Tomorrow, I’ll expose the real risk behind target-date retirement funds—and why they’re not the safe option you’ve been sold.

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Dear Reader,

Something strange is happening behind the scenes this month.

Insiders are moving big money—fast—into a cluster of 9 companies the media isn’t talking about (yet).

But we just got our hands on the full list.

One was nearly acquired in secret by a firm with known D.C. connections…
Another recently made a move so bizarre, it triggered internal panic at a top hedge fund…
And the strangest one? It may be sitting at the center of a story that could go public any day now.

Let me be clear:

This has nothing to do with earnings reports or charts.

And everything to do with what’s really about to unfold next.

These 9 stocks are already being targeted by people who don’t make their money on CNBC…

And when the story breaks—because it will—don’t be the one asking, “Why didn’t I see this coming?”

You owe it to yourself to at least peek behind the curtain.

You’re not betting your money. You’re claiming your right to know what they hoped you’d never see.

And if even one of these 9 moves like we think it will?

You’ll be glad you clicked.

—The Team
Underground Market Watch

P.S. They don’t want everyday Americans seeing this list…
That’s why we recommend reading it now—before it’s memory-holed.

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Fun Fact Of The Day

Switching from a 1% fee investment to a 0.25% option could add over $100,000 to your retirement—without adding a single extra dollar.