OxfordClub.com: The Online Home of The Oxford Club

OxfordClub.com is the online platform for The Oxford Club, one of the most established financial publishing brands in the industry. It is where members access Alexander Green’s research, model portfolios, weekly Clubroom sessions, and the ASI Fund presentation. The site is the digital hub for a community that has existed for decades.

The ASI Fund presentation, which markets The Oxford Communiqué newsletter, is hosted on OxfordClub.com. The presentation makes the case for investing in AI infrastructure through a picks-and-shovels fund that Green says you can access “for less than $15.”

What You Find on OxfordClub.com

The Oxford Club’s online platform provides several key resources:

The Oxford Communiqué. Green’s flagship newsletter, available to members through the site. It provides regular investment recommendations, market analysis, and model portfolio access. The ASI Fund report and the bonus reports on the AI Superstock, cobotics, and nuclear monopoly are all delivered through the platform.

Model portfolios. Members can view Green’s specific investment recommendations, including entry prices, position sizes, and ongoing updates. The portfolios are structured to help members follow a disciplined allocation strategy rather than chasing individual stock tips.

Weekly Clubroom sessions. Live market commentary and Q&A with Oxford Club analysts, streamed through the platform. This is a valuable feature for investors who want ongoing engagement.

VIP event invitations. Information about in-person conferences and networking events, which are a significant part of the Oxford Club community experience.

E-letters. Regular market updates delivered between newsletter issues, keeping members informed about breaking developments.

For more on what is included, see our Oxford Communiqué article. For more on the publisher, see our Oxford Club article.

The ASI Fund Presentation

The ASI Fund is the current flagship thesis on OxfordClub.com. ASI stands for “Artificial Superintelligence,” and the fund is a picks-and-shovels vehicle targeting AI infrastructure:

  • Hyperscale data centers (Stargate project deploying $100 billion, Meta’s Manhattan-sized facility, Amazon’s Project Blue)
  • Advanced semiconductor fabrication
  • High-bandwidth networking
  • Power generation (including nuclear/SMRs)
  • Cooling solutions

The presentation connects the ASI Fund to Executive Order 14330, a real executive order signed in August 2025 that opens 401(k) plans to alternative-asset funds. Green argues that this regulatory shift, combined with the ASI Fund’s low minimum investment, gives ordinary investors access to the kinds of alternative assets that made Mitt Romney ($450,000 to $100 million) and Peter Thiel ($2,000 to $5 billion) wealthy.

Green acknowledges: “I can’t promise you’ll see anything near this level of return. But this is what’s possible.” For more on the fund, see our ASI Fund article. For more on EO 14330, see our Executive Order 14330 article.

The Structural Backing

The thesis on OxfordClub.com is backed by real structural forces:

  • Stargate project: $100 billion AI data center deployment
  • Meta: Manhattan-sized data center under construction
  • Amazon: Project Blue under construction
  • ChatGPT power consumption: 180,000 homes per day
  • OpenAI: September IPO at $1 trillion-plus valuation
  • Anthropic: October IPO approaching $1 trillion

These facts confirm that the AI infrastructure buildout is happening now, at unprecedented scale. For more on the infrastructure thesis, see our AI infrastructure fund article.

The Bonus Reports

The ASI Fund subscription includes reports on specific stocks:

  • “The AI Superstock” — revenue up 36,000 percent in three years, partnered with OpenAI, Microsoft, and Meta.
  • “The Next Wave of AI” — 34 percent of the collaborative robot market, 80,000 systems deployed.
  • “The Nuclear Monopoly Powering AI” — dominates SMRs, built 400 mini-reactors for the U.S. Navy. Likely BWX Technologies (BWXT).

For more on the nuclear angle, see our SMR stocks article. For more on Green, see our Alexander Green profile.

The Offer

The Oxford Communiqué is available at $99 per year (normally $249), with a 365-day money-back guarantee. You keep everything even if you cancel. This is one of the longest guarantees in the industry. The total stated value of the package is over $1,119, including the newsletter, four research reports, a book, a video series, and community access.

The Oxford Club’s Heritage

The Oxford Club has been around for decades, and its longevity is itself a form of credibility. In the financial publishing industry, where many newsletters come and go with market cycles, The Oxford Club has maintained a stable membership base through multiple bull and bear markets. This institutional character provides confidence that the research has lasting value and that the community will continue to be supported.

Green’s approach reflects the Club’s long-term orientation. He is not a momentum trader or a short-term speculator. He is a macro thinker who identifies structural shifts and finds investment vehicles that capture them over years, not weeks. The ASI Fund thesis, with its focus on a multi-year AI infrastructure buildout, fits this approach perfectly.

The Community Aspect

What distinguishes OxfordClub.com from a standalone newsletter is the community. Members have access to weekly Clubroom sessions where they can ask questions and get live market commentary. VIP events provide in-person networking opportunities. The community of investors, some of whom have been members for decades, provides a level of engagement that goes beyond receiving stock recommendations in the mail.

This community aspect also means the Club has a reputation to protect. A publisher that has been around for decades and has a large, engaged membership has more to lose from poor recommendations than a startup operation. This institutional accountability is a meaningful form of credibility.

Considerations

The ASI Fund thesis is well-constructed and grounded in real structural forces. The Oxford Club’s institutional credibility, Green’s macro analytical skills, and the 365-day guarantee make this a low-risk way to evaluate the thesis. The risks are that Green does not cite a specific stock-picking track record, the Romney and Thiel examples are extreme outliers, and the “get in for less than $15” framing oversimplifies fund mechanics. But the $99 price point and the year-long guarantee make the downside limited.

For the full analysis, see our ASI Fund review. For a different perspective on AI infrastructure, see our Accelerated AI review, covering Jason Bodner’s photonics thesis at Brownstone Research.

If you want to explore the full thesis, you can access the ASI Fund presentation through The Oxford Club.

This is not financial advice. Always do your own research before investing.