The next conspiracy to be proven true will be that the United States military has access to anti-gravity technology that can only be described as “alien.”
Jason Simpkins is blowing the lid on a shadowy defense icon that helped build it which he's calling the “Area 51 IPO Company.”
The Teaser
Layers of bureaucracy, red tape, classified documents, deep fakes, it's harder than ever to know what is fact and what is fiction.
That's what this teaser aims to get to the bottom of.
Jason Simpkins is a 20-year investment newsletter veteran specializing in defense.
His newsletter, Secret Stock Files, focuses exclusively on the kind of technologies we're talking about today and things like Smart Missile Companies and Invisible Detection Tech.
For decades we've heard news about detailed first-hand accounts like the “Tic Tac” incident.
In this instance, veteran U.S. Navy pilots encountered a white, 40-foot oblong object without a cockpit or windows moving in ways they couldn’t comprehend.
According to the eyewitness account of Alex Dietrich and commanding officer David Fravor, it traveled at unfathomable speeds, skipping over the ocean surface like a ping-pong ball.
The story was buried for years until The New York Times of all publications, covered the crew of the USS Princeton who said they had seen the exact same thing.
A Tic Tac-shaped object that appeared suddenly at 80,000 feet and then hurtled toward the sea, eventually hovering at 20,000 feet before shooting straight back up into the sky.
This is just one of many in a long chain of unexplained sightings that have been classified for years before only recently being declassified.
So what exactly is going on here?
Close encounters with visitors from another planet? Or the reverse-engineering of alien technology?
Jason says that one shadowy enterprise has made incredible advancements in aeronautics and it's a major profit opportunity.
The Pitch
The name and ticker symbol of the firm that has been working behind the scenes on anti-gravity tech for over seven decades is only revealed in a special report called “Mass Awakening: The Area 51 IPO With 15X Potential.”
All we have to do is give the Secret Stock Files newsletter a try.
The cost to do so is $1,999 for the first year, learning about UFO technology ain't cheap, but it does also come with some bonuses and a 90-day money-back guarantee.
What in the World is a “Black-Book Project”?
Our story begins at Area 51, a site located in Nevada's desert that the U.S. government didn’t even officially acknowledge until 2013, after decades of myths and rumors circulating about it.
One such story is Bob Lazar's, who claims to have worked on anti-gravity technology powered by “Element 115“ at a nearby sub-site called S-4.
In other words…a black book project which officially don't exist, hush-hush, wink-wink.
Other alleged witnesses have also come forward.
Like Dave Grusch, a former high-ranking intelligence official who was one of three military whistleblowers to testify under oath to Congress that they had firsthand knowledge of secret government programs involving technology that is uhm “non-human.”
The government, of course, denies all of this, but the mounting evidence suggests that something is going on.
Jason believes we've only seen 10% of the truth and the other 90%?
It's like a stargate to a new reality
This is where one company that’s long been involved in developing or engineering these top-secret “black-book projects” comes in.
Jason says it's been involved in things such as novel propulsion, electromagnetic engineering, and directed energy systems, among other things.
The company just went public in one of the quietest IPOs ever, which begs an important question:
Why now, after decades spent operating in the shadows, go public?
Jason's best guess is, they know something we don’t and when the news breaks “it will set off one of greatest stock melt-ups in history.”
Revealing Jason Simpkins' Area 51 IPO Company
As with everything else in this teaser, we don't have many facts.
At least it's consistent.
Here is what we do know:
- It's not Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, or even Lockheed Martin, though they are undoubtedly heavily involved in this.
- The company has developed new anti-gravity technology that will change everything.
- It's roots can be tracked back to the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, where it has been operating out of for decades in an effort to “solve the gravity problem.”
- It was reported on by the New York Herald-Tribune all the way back in 1955.
The “Area 51 IPO Company” is Amentum Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: AMTM).
- Amentum's roots go back to the 1950s U.S. gravity control propulsion research program led by the Aeronautical Research Laboratories (ARL), a predecessor of the modern Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
- This is a copy of the first part of a three-part series of articles by aviation journalist Ansel Talbert for the New York Herald-Tribune newspaper in 1955, mentioning Amentum's predecessors.
Make 15x Your Money from Alien Technology?
Amentum is pitched as a company that has spent the last 70 years developing a technology that does what’s never been done before, master gravity itself.
The reality in fact, is less strange than fiction.
Among Amentum's command, control, and combat system engineering capabilities, it has also worked on specialized equipment to simulate conditions in space (zero gravity).
Technically, the majority of the company's more than $10 billion in annual revenue does come from global engineering solutions.
However, think small modular nuclear reactor builds and technical solutions for advanced data systems.
The company has a huge $47 billion project backlog for stuff like this and at a valuation of $7.5 billion, we would only be paying around 13x forward earnings.
Unfortunately, the underlying economics just aren't very attractive.
A profit margin of 1% and return on equity of barely 2% for a non-industrial business is not good.
The problem stems from the very thing that is it's core competence – government contracts.
These are competitive bidding processes it takes part in to win such contracts, meaning it has to try to undercut other bidders while going above and beyond in terms of work rendered.
1% of $100 million is a whole lot better than 1% of nothing, but this leads to compressed margins.
Growth drivers are in place, as space launches are set to grow by 3x over the next five years and critical digital infrastructure is also growing by double-digits annually.
However, until Amentum finds a way to win/obtain higher-margin contracts, this is not a good business.
Quick Recap & Conclusion
- Jason Simpkins is promising to blow the lid on a shadowy defense icon that is connected to alien technology and he's calling it his “Area 51 IPO Company.”
- He's talking about a company that’s long been involved in developing or engineering top-secret technology for “black-book projects” that are officially off-the-books.
- It's name and ticker symbol are only revealed in a special report called “Mass Awakening: The Area 51 IPO With 15X Potential.” We can get our hands on it with a subscription to the Secret Stock Files newsletter, but it costs $1,999 upfront for the first year.
- Fortunately, Greenbull readers can skip that step as we were able to reveal Jason's “Area 51 IPO Company” for free. It's Amentum Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: AMTM), which went public in September 2024.
- Amentum engineers solutions in several high-growth verticals like nuclear SMRs and digital infrastructure, but it's a low-margin business that is overly reliant on open-bid government contracts.
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