How to Find the Next 10x Stock Before Everyone Else

Eric Jackson argues that retail investors now matter more to public companies, but that successful retail organizing still requires leadership, authenticity, and visible engagement. He says companies should be open and transparent, and points to video earnings calls as a simple way to build trust rather than hiding behind audio-only presentations.

He also lays out how he uses AI in investing: not for simplistic prompts like finding “the next Carvana,” but for comparing business models, identifying what differentiates competitors, and choosing the right model for the task. He says ChatGPT is best for creative output, Claude for general work, and Kimi for coding and website work.

A major theme is his bullish view of AI infrastructure and Hut 8. After visiting Hut 8’s Riverbend campus in Louisiana, he says the scale of land, power, and coordination changed his understanding of the business. He argues the company is building valuable optionality without shareholder dilution by using debt and landing anchor tenants, and he calls Hut 8 one of the most misunderstood stocks.

Jackson also describes his AI-driven bitcoin regime model, which has flagged shifts in market conditions ahead of large moves. He says the model is useful because it reduces emotion, helps him know when to sell, and can even be used to challenge prediction markets like Polymarket.