From The Desk of Mark Sebastian

For Immediate Release: September 3, 2026

Dear Mentally Stable Investor,

We stand on the precipice of the most consequential and economically disruptive IPO in the history of Wall Street.

Anthropic is going public.

Will it break records as the biggest IPO ever?

I’m pretty sure it will.

Will it make your average Joe and Jane investor on Main Street any money?

Survey says…Not a chance!

The Banks and Brokers Handling Anthropic’s IPO are Acting Like Shady “Carnies” Working the Milk Bottle Pyramid Game at a Backwoods County Fair.

“Step right up!

All ‘ya gotta do is toss that big softball at the even bigger bottles. C’mon, they’re sitting ducks. Knock ‘em down and a big shiny prize is yours. Simple as that!”

Nevermind that the center bottle (Anthropic) is filled with a bunch of cement.

Which, in the case of this imminent IPO, is a bloated valuation that could reach $3 trillion before we hear the ring of its first closing bell.

Most Probable Outcome…

Anthropic’s Share Price Maintains its IPO Fever Dream For As Long As a Pet Goldfish Won at That County Fair Maintains a Pulse.

Do you think Anthropic has earned the right to be the world’s 5th most valuable company?

I’ll repeat…The FIFTH most valuable company in the world.

• Apple went public in 1980. 46 years ago!
• Microsoft’s IPO was in 1986. 40 years back!
• Nvidia debuted on the NASDAQ in 1999. Seems like yesterday!
• Alphabet has celebrated 22 birthdays since its 2004 IPO.

Each has surpassed a $3 trillion market cap. Along the way it only took decades of continuous innovation and actually proving they can make (and sustain) a profit.

Why Would Anyone of Sound Mind and Body Pay For Shares in a Company Who Could IPO With a Valuation Bigger Than the GDPs of Russia and Iran Combined?

They wouldn’t. Full stop.

Anthropic reaching profitability is a wacky concept that resides on Fantasy Island. And it isn’t getting rescued anytime soon.

Meanwhile, back in the real world…

• Anthropic has burned billions of dollars of investor capital with no end in sight.
• Anthropic possesses, oh, a little less than four dozen patents (most of them from IBM, not their own innovations).
• Anthropic is getting bombarded with lawsuits for stealing the intellectual property (IP) of universities, book publishers, authors, bands, and artists.

The Golden Rule of Investing Used to Be

“Buy Low, Sell High.”

With Anthropic’s IPO, it's “Buy While High,

Sell When Broke.”

Let’s get real. If someone buys shares on IPO day, what’s the very best “Best Case-Scenario?”

Maybe you get Wall Street’s equivalent of a sugar rush for 24-48 hours?

Maybe the stock doubles in a year or two? Big maybe. Mind you, it would have to leapfrog three of its own investors.

Anthropic would also have to become the largest company the world has ever seen.

Nevertheless, there will be countless fools standing in line, itching to part with their money. Let them.

You know better.

By No Means Am I Saying You Should Watch Anthropic’s IPO From the Sidelines. Play this Right and You Will Make a Killing.

A 10X Your Money in 90 Days

Type of “Killing”

My name is Mark Sebastian.

I first stepped on the CBOE trading floor in 2001. It was after the dot com bubble had burst. Yet, a full recovery was still in its infancy.

It’s a helluva way to learn the ropes. It somewhat pre-programs you to develop an aversion to “drinking the Kool-Aid.”

I never trust the story that’s being told about any trend.

I never trust any official report that’s been released by the government - or any organization - with an incentive to oversell the hype and undersell the truth.

This has taken me down some unconventional paths. I made a name for myself following one such path.

That Time I Made 14,000% in 3 Days.

In late 2004, I began monitoring a little-known biotech firm out of Ireland called Elan.

Seemingly out of nowhere, they struck gold (figuratively).

They received FDA approval for a new Multiple Sclerosis drug. It was a breakthrough that could be worth at least $2 billion a year. And save countless lives.

My colleagues were going all in. Making big bets on Elan’s future. The stock soared.

I was still relatively new to Wall Street. But I couldn’t make the case to invest in the company itself.

Elan looked to me like one of those tiny pharmaceutical companies that come and go on Wall Street.

Not necessarily a “fly by night” operation. Maybe a “fly by months or years.” Let’s just say I didn’t think it had staying power. And something felt off.

So in February of 2005 I bet against Elan. Three days later terrible news made headlines. Someone died from a drug trial. Elan had to pull it from the market.

The Stock Collapsed. Yet, I’m Sitting on a Life-Changing Amount of Money.

A “Retire-in-Your-Twenties” Situation.

But it was due to someone else losing their life to a faulty treatment that was sold to the public as having near-miraculous potential.

Down the road, the world learned what I already knew.

Never trust the story.

Elan was propped up on smoke and mirrors and insider trading. That was an inflection point in my career. From there I went on to work at the largest firms. I launched my own fund.

The major media outlets came calling. The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Fox Business, Yahoo Finance, ABC, The Economist, Reuters, Bloomberg…

For quite some time, I’ve served as Jim Cramer’s volatility expert on his show. They all sought my analysis on how money truly moves through the markets.

Let’s Build the Case For 10X

In late 2025, the rumors began to spread like wildfire. SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI were all planning to go public.

My team got to work reverse engineering “virtual” S-1s for all three. Because the non-virtual versions were a ways off.

A company files its official S-1 to the SEC prior to going public. Basically, it’s a supersized version of the old “SWOT Analysis” you’re taught in a freshman business class.

It documents its major “Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.” In doing so, it provides a treasure trove of intelligence.

You learn exactly who the company views as a competitor. And who they don’t. The problem is, if you are relying on an S-1 to develop a trading strategy, you’re dead in the water.

Consider SpaceX. Its S-1 was officially filed on May 20, 2026. Barely more than three weeks before its actual IPO.

Nevertheless, our investigation into all three of SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI quickly began to show the tell-tale signs of a truly unique phenomenon.

The Ultimate Rorschach Test

Look at this chart. And don’t worry. We’re going to examine this in greater detail.

What do you see? Just your first impression.

Your take might be different from the next man or woman. But one thing is indisputable.

The Fates of Once-Fierce Rivals Are Intertwined in Ways We’ve Never Seen Before.

If you want to know how you’re going to make money from Anthropic’s IPO…

This is how you could make 10X in the next 90 days from Anthropic’s IPO.

It begins and ends with this chart. So please pay really close attention.

Anthropic, SpaceX, and OpenAI share investors, data centers, and connections up and down the supply chain.

They’ve inked circular deals, completely blurring the lines that separate a cold-blooded competitor from a mission-critical partner.

It’s a vast and complex network. An entanglement.

This entanglement creates two very different realities. On one hand, these companies are all too connected for comfort.

Harsh Reality #1:

Yes, These Chickens Will Come Home to Roost.

(Just Not In the Immediate Future)

It took a lot of loans, financing, and debt to create this entanglement. And AI is still early into its “burn money before making a profit” phase.

Many believe this absolutely unavoidable downturn will resemble the dot com bubble burst. I have some thoughts.

Sure, the dot coms going KA-BOOM in 2000-2001 was a big deal. The carnage hit fast. We recovered relatively fast too.

AI’s reckoning will be far worse. And the response will not be pretty. The entanglement is AI’s version of the 2007 housing crisis.

But that’s a story for another day.

• Right now, the AI industry is generating $618 billion in revenue.
• Firms like McKinsey believe that could transform into $22.1 trillion over the next decade.

• Ask SpaceX and they’ll tell you their total addressable market is $28.5 trillion.
• Anthropic paints an even rosier picture. By rosy, I mean delusional.

$30 Trillion…? Seriously?

If that’s true, we’d better get real comfortable with data centers in our backyards. There’s no way to build enough of them in remote areas to hit that mark.

Nevertheless, even if the reality isn’t $30 trillion - it’s half that amount - there’s still a lot of growth in front of us.

And we’re only focused on the next 90 days.

Incredible Reality #2: The H.A.L.O. Plan

• For the rest of our discussion I’m going to delve into an asymmetric 90-day trading for Anthropic’s IPO lifecycle.
• By lifecycle, I’m referring to the period leading up to a stock going public, the event itself, and the immediate aftermath.
• We implemented an early version of this strategy - V1.0 - for SpaceX’s IPO Lifecycle.

The reason we began with SpaceX is because, in late 2025, the company dropped a less than subtle hint. They ordered an internal “Quiet Period” to begin that December.

Employees were prohibited from discussing anything outside of the building that concerned the business.

Then, within weeks, SpaceX merged with xAI, instantly making it one of the major players in artificial intelligence.

It was also the loudest signal you could send that an IPO was coming down the pike.

If they were going to be the first of the three to ring the opening bell, my team was going to be prepared.

If We Had Talked Back Then, You Would’ve Had the Chance to Make 481%, Nearly 6X Your Money.

Fortunately, the Opportunity Anthropic Presents is Even Greater. You’re About to Discover Why.

You just need to take a different look at all of the pieces on the board. Which requires you to understand who really benefits from this IPO.

From its 2021 inception, Anthropic was one of the most coveted startups of all time.

Its founders were former executives of OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT. OpenAI, at the time, was the reigning Prom Queen of Artificial Intelligence.

Anthropic’s Courtship Became a Multi-Billion-Dollar, Silicon Valley Version of the Bachelorette, Starring Sydney Sweeney.

Every prominent angel and venture capital (VC) firm was jumping through hoops. Begging, pleading, and posturing to get that golden rose.

It granted them the privilege of joining Anthropic’s VIP club of early investors.

Unfortunately, because we’re talking, I know you didn’t get your rose. It’s okay. Me neither.

The Very Predictable Case of the White Circles

vs the Red Circles…

Those who received their roses are represented by the “White Circles” on this chart.

The earliest members of this group include the co-founders of Facebook and Skype, along with Google’s former CEO.

They will be happy as a clam when Anthropic goes public. Smiling from ear to ear. And I’ll tell you what…

They’re going to absolutely love their new “Red Circle Friends,” who didn’t get their rose. Although, their moment has finally arrived.

They will take up residence in the upper right corner of the chart. Where they will happily pay 481,441% more for their special little piece of Anthropic.

Lucky them, right?

Even infamous and now imprisoned crypto fraudster, Sam Bankman-Fried, got his rose. And a sweetheart deal when he joined the party.

Damn shame Sam couldn’t stay that long. He had to sell his Anthropic stake when the Feds tossed him behind bars.

Alphabet, Salesforce, Amazon, Microsoft and Nvidia are also poised to make out like kings.

There are others in the “White Circles Club” too, but you catch my drift.

Now what about those “Red Circle Folks?” The ones foolish enough to flush their money down the toilet for a dream that will never come true?

Imagine You Have a Magic Time Machine.

Would you use it to go back - and go “all in” - betting the farm that the Buffalo Bills will win each (or even ANY) of the 1990-1993 Super Bowls?

Of course not.

Fortunately for you, there’s no need to turn the time machine’s dial back any further than June 12, 2026.

VERY recent history paints a vivid picture of what the VERY near future could hold for Anthropic’s IPO day investors.

Because the story just played out with SpaceX.

+8,333,233%. Wowzas.

SpaceX sure got a lot more valuable since its earliest employees were initiated into the “White Circle Crowd.”

Something like one out of every five became millionaires. Two became billionaires.

The IPO even minted the world’s first trillionaire. Elon himself.

13 Years After SpaceX Was Founded,

Alphabet Finally Got Their “White Circle.”

Fast forward another 11 years. Anthropic’s IPO Day. Alphabet’s patience paid off.

A $94.1 billion windfall at the closing bell.

We’ve grown accustomed to hearing mind-boggling numbers, but it’s important to put this in context.

You’ve got a table. Not just any table. A really tall one.

Also, an important detail…The legs are made from vertically-stacked dollar bills.

Alphabet Could’ve Used its $94.1 Billion in SpaceX Profits to Build a Table That Reached the International Space Station.

(They Still Would’ve Had $79.38 Billion to Stack on Top of It!)

I suspect there were no complaints from…

• Nvidia
• Echostar
• Cisco
• Tesla
• Or any other members of the White Circle Club

Though it would be natural for them to feel some degree of Alphabet envy. However, a nice triple-digit return, in well under a year, is not exactly couch cushion money.

All-in-all, On IPO Day, the “White Circlers”

Were Giddier Than…

A group of recently-divorced, middle-aged women - singing along at a Backstreet Boys reunion concert in Las Vegas - while drinking neon-colored, alcoholic shots from plastic test tubes.

The “Red Circle Crowd” probably felt like their former spouses who were drinking stale off-brand beer and clipping coupons, as they realized it was their alimony checks helping foot the bill for that wild trip.

A Tragic Short Story

That’s Long on Downside.

SpaceX was overhyped. It broke records. Then broke the hearts of a lot of people who should’ve known better.

• Within two weeks of its IPO, SpaceX lost 10% of its value.
• Around the one-month mark…28% had gone POOF!
• A month and a half post-IPO… 36% of investor wealth had been eradicated.

Hopefully, I’ve done the first part of my job. You have been more than warned of the dangers of investing in Anthropic’s perilous IPO.

But it’s easy to not do something.

I Never Intended to Sit on My Hands. Passively Watch the Trainwreck. Then Bravely Stand Up and Proclaim, “I Told You So!”

When SpaceX finally went public, my team bided our time. Then we struck fast.

We executed two trades when the stock crashed. We made 258% and 100%. Both trades lasted four days.

We also capitalized on SpaceX’s upswings. In fact, we recently executed another trade. Invested on Friday. Cashed in on Monday for a quick 46%.

But that’s the end of that story.

Leading up to SpaceX’s IPO, we had already made a series of rapid-fire windfalls from targeting some of the largest companies on the planet.

A brief snapshot of our paydays included:

Nvidia: 150% in 2 Days

Alphabet: 117% in 1 Day

Tesla: 243% in 2 Days

Super Micro Computer: 100% in 3 Days

Amazon: 150% in 7 Days

Altogether, we developed a way to generate a 5X return in 90 days. 481% to be precise.

We didn’t buy a single share of stock. We were implementing version 1.0 of would evolve into “The H.A.L.O. Plan.”

Which stands for “Hunting Anthropic-Linked Options.”

Now we’ve got 10X in our sights.

I’m Going to Let You in on a Little Secret.

You might not think an IPO for, say, a biotech company would have much in common with another in retail, or for a hotel chain, or electric car company.

However, there is a pretty fascinating chain reaction that takes place. Allow me to introduce you to “the IPO Paradox.

If Anthropic was your typical IPO, you could just time your trades and follow this chart.

You’re looking at 4,200 of the largest IPOs in modern history. Decades of data across all industries consolidated into this simple chart.

That red dotted line measures how the competition performed during each IPO lifecycle.

It’s a remarkable pattern. As clear as day. A company is going public. That company’s competitors underperform.

Case closed.

It Can’t Be This Predictable, Right?

Yes! Yes it Can. (Normally)

Here’s How You Know.

On thousands of other occasions - and for countless reasons - companies have decided to withdraw their IPO.

Remember WeWork? Pulled their IPO because that entire company was a house of cards.

Goldman Sachs initially withdrew their IPO back in 1998. They didn’t like the overall market at the time. Best to wait it out then go public.

How does the competition react when that occurs?

That’s the green line.

A company cancels its IPO, the competition’s stock reacts positively.

Polar opposite decisions from the company going public creates polar opposite reactions with its competition.

History Tells Us Anthropic’s IPO Should Make

$1.27 Trillion Ripe for the Taking, But…

After spending a significant amount of time in Wall Street’s professional ranks, you learn something very important.

Even the market’s top minds develop a bit of the herd mentality.

• Yes, every major firm is aware of this IPO Paradox.
• Yes, many are banking on Anthropic’s competition following that chart.
• Yes, they will bet on the paradox and against Anthropic’s competitors.

This is a trap. Nothing about this situation is normal. I think there could be $5 trillion or more up for grabs.