You can get Altimetry’s Hidden Alpha and its “Dark Energy” report bundle through Altimetry’s own site, altimetry.com. The offer page lists Hidden Alpha at $129 for the first year, with the Dark Energy report included in the new-member bundle; save the price, refund date, and renewal date before you place an order.
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Where is the Dark Energy report sold?
The displayed Hidden Alpha order form presents the report as “Dark Energy: Stocks That Could Soar as AI Goes Off the Grid” inside a Hidden Alpha subscription bundle. It says the report includes the names and tickers of supplier stocks tied to Altimetry’s “Dark Energy” theme.
Altimetry is a MarketWise brand, and MarketWise lists Hidden Alpha among its Altimetry services. The Hidden Alpha order form does not show a retail-store or marketplace option. If you see a listing elsewhere, compare its price, renewal terms, and contact details against the direct Altimetry offer before paying.
What does the official order page charge?
Prices shown as of October 20, 2026; check the checkout for today’s price.
| Item | What the order form says |
|---|---|
| First year | $129, shown as reduced from $499 |
| What is included | One year of Hidden Alpha, the Dark Energy report, monthly issues, model-portfolio access, updates, archives, and listed bonuses |
| Refund window | 30 days; contact member services within that period for a full refund |
| Annual renewal | $199 plus applicable taxes |
| Cancellation timing | At least one day before the renewal date to avoid the renewal charge |
The seller says it sends a renewal reminder. Put both the 30-day refund date and renewal date on your calendar, then keep your order confirmation and any cancellation record.
What does “Dark Energy” mean here?
Altimetry uses “Dark Energy” to describe behind-the-meter power: power generation located alongside a data-center campus rather than waiting for a conventional grid connection. Its promotional material frames the report around companies that supply this kind of power infrastructure, including turbines and other equipment.
That is a research theme and a subscription report, not a brokerage account. The order terms say the service is for informational purposes and that investing involves risk and volatility. A newsletter idea and a decision to buy a stock are separate choices.
How do you avoid a look-alike seller?
- Start at altimetry.com yourself instead of using a link from an unexpected text, email, or social-media message.
- Match the checkout to the displayed offer: $129 first year, 30-day refund period, and $199 annual renewal plus applicable taxes.
- Use the contact details shown on the order form: 800-701-9346 or info@altimetry.com.
- Keep payment inside the checkout. Do not send money directly to a person claiming they can enroll you or place trades for you.
- Read the current renewal and refund terms before submitting payment.
If an unfamiliar seller asks for account details, records, or payment outside the normal checkout, the practical steps in this online scam remedies guide can help you document the contact and choose a reporting route.
What if you were actually looking for money in your name?
That is a different task from subscribing to Hidden Alpha. The free route is to search state unclaimed-property records. The National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators explains that unclaimed property can include uncashed paychecks, stocks, and inactive accounts that are turned over to state programs after a dormancy period.
For a multi-state starting point, NAUPA says MissingMoney.com lets you search participating state databases for free and directs a match to the relevant government claim process. Search every state where you have lived or worked. For a closed federally insured credit union, the NCUA unclaimed-deposits page provides a separate list and claim process.
The FDA regulates dietary supplements, which are a different product category from this investment-research subscription. For ClaimItTexas.gov or a Kentucky search, use the state’s own unclaimed-property office and compare the web address with the state route identified through NAUPA before entering personal details. You do not need to pay a finder just to begin a state-property search. For more record-protection steps, see this identity-theft records checklist.
Before you order
- Confirm the total charge, including any tax, at checkout.
- Save the 30-day refund deadline and the annual renewal date.
- Confirm that the Dark Energy report is still included in the bundle you select.
- Use Altimetry’s listed phone number or email if you need cancellation or refund help.
- Keep the subscription separate from any later decision about a stock.
By LegalHelpOnline.org Legal Research & Editorial Team