Your $14 just bought you three things: the NEAR report, the Below NAV report, and the next issue of The Sovereign Capitalist the day it publishes.

That issue has Mark’s newest picks in it. Entry prices, position sizes, the reasoning. You are getting it free, and I would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise.

So here is what a single issue can’t do.

A single issue is a snapshot. A position is a movie.

Your free issue tells you what Mark bought and at what price. It can’t tell you the day he trims NEAR into strength, adds to pick three on a pullback, or sells pick four because the thesis broke. Those go out as trade alerts, to members, on the day they happen.

Members got the NEAR buy at $2.25 in June. It’s $5.14. The same channel that got them in is the one that will tell them when to take some off. That is the piece the free issue doesn’t include, and it is the piece that decides whether a 128% gain stays a gain.

Here’s what happens in November if you stay.

• Every issue after your free one. Pick five, or the exit on pick one, whichever the market calls for.
• Trade alerts on every open position, including every one you now hold, the day Mark adds, trims or sells.
• The Below NAV follow-through. An alert when either treasury company’s discount to its coins closes, which is the half of that trade that actually pays.
• The archive. Sixty-six issues, fifty-seven trade alerts, twenty-four research notes, twenty-three open positions with the thesis attached, and the one that went to zero.
• The dashboard, two audits and markjrGPT, trained on the whole back catalogue, for the questions that turn up at two in the morning.

The gains in a bull market come from being early. Staying in them comes from knowing when to leave. Mark has been early four times running. This is the part where you find out what he does next.