Market Insight

Markets rarely move at random. InvestorPlace’s leading analysts break down macro trends, sector dynamics, and recurring market patterns to help investors understand what is changing, what matters most, and where opportunities may emerge.

Why Yesterday’s Winning Strategy Stops Working

By Jeff Remsburg, Editor, Investing Insider
In his piece today, Marc Chaikin shares the story of Barneys New York – a once-iconic retail powerhouse that looked untouchable… until the world changed around it. His message is clear: the same thing happens in the stock market, and investors heading into 2026 can’t rely on yesterday’s tools.

This Breakthrough Changed Everything – and Most Investors Missed It

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
Yesterday, we shared Marc Chaikin’s thoughts on how investors can fall behind when markets change and old strategies stop working. Today, he’s taking that idea a step further.

AI Job Loss Is Accelerating – and Washington Won’t Stop It

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst
Millions of jobs are at risk of displacement. Understand Engels' Pause and why joining the capital class is your only defense.

Here Is Where Gold Goes Next

By Jeff Remsburg, Editor, Investing Insider
What history suggests is next for gold… horrific forecasts of government fiscal excess… a moonshot trade idea from Jonathan Rose… Marc Chaikin’s warning to investors today

Markets Change. Most Investors Don’t. That’s the Problem.

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
Most businesses don’t fail overnight. They fall behind quietly until one day, the damage is obvious. That’s exactly what happened to luxury fashion store Barneys New York. For decades, it looked untouchable. Then the world changed, and Barneys didn’t change with it.

The AI Stocks to Sell Immediately… and the Ones to Buy Instead 

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
In today’s Smart Money, Tom Yeung will share why the biggest spenders will not be the biggest winners. Instead, the winners will be companies weaving AI into their operations to boost efficiency, productivity, and profitability. 

Strong Jobs Numbers Veil a Bigger Threat

By Jeff Remsburg, Editor, Investing Insider
The economy adds 130,000 jobs… but last year was much weaker than expected… a mixed picture from the consumer… a big picture issue to keep on your radar

Japan Just Hit Record Highs. Here’s the Trade to Make.

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
Political optimism isn’t the only force powering the Japanese rally. So, in today’s Smart Money, let’s take a closer look at several other factors driving Japan’s market higher.

It’s Over for Bitcoin…for Now

By Jeff Remsburg, Editor, Investing Insider
Luke Lango says Bitcoin has hit its Fourth Bust… a “growing consensus” about the government and your wallet… Eric Fry’s pick crushes Nvidia… where to find tomorrow’s biggest AI winners

The Market Is Getting More Selective – 202 Stocks Just Changed Grades

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
If you watched the Super Bowl on Sunday, you already know it ended with the Seattle Seahawks taking home the Lombardi trophy. And while there were plenty of standout moments, one key factor was the deciding factor of the game: their defense. In the stock market, the same principle applies. Long-term success doesn’t come from chasing every headline or hot trade.

SaaSmageddon Is Here – and Not All Software Stocks Will Survive

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst
An explanation of why software stocks – especially SaaS – are being structurally disrupted by AI, and how investors can identify survivors.

The Devon-Coterra Merger: 7 Key Questions Answered

By Meghan Davis
Devon Energy's merger with Coterra creates a $58 billion energy giant with a 31% dividend increase. Learn what the all-stock deal means for DVN investors, ownership structure, and long-term strategy.

Why the Mag 7 Lost $950B in One Week

By Jeff Remsburg, Editor, Investing Insider
Last week's tech chaos explained... why Alphabet and Amazon's spending shocked Wall Street... the Stage 1 to Stage 2 transition... which stocks face existential threat from AI... and how Louis and Luke are positioning for the winners

Is the Fed Behind the Curve? Inflation, Recession & Gold Outlook with Special Guest Ed Yardeni

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
In this week’s Navellier Market Buzz, my friend and economist Ed Yardeni joins us to break down what’s happening at the Federal Reserve and why they seem to be behind the inflation curve. We also talk about why shelter prices remain stubborn, Ed’s outlook on gold prices and much more.

The Quiet Bull Case Building Beneath the Headlines

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
In today's issue, Louis Navellier argues that while headlines continue to fixate on risks, several important things are going right in the market. More importantly, he explains why those changes tend to matter before they’re widely recognized.

Hershey Upgraded, Robinhood Downgraded: Updated Rankings on Top Blue-Chip Stocks

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
During these busy times, it pays to stay on top of the latest profit opportunities. And today’s blog post should be a great place to start.

The Easy AI Money Is Over, but the Bigger Gains Come Next

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst
AI stocks are rotating, not collapsing. Learn why leadership is shifting as the market moves from Stage 1 to Stage 2 of the AI boom.

Don’t Chase Yesterday’s AI Winners – Buy Tomorrow’s

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
The first phase of the AI surge rewarded scale, speed, and story. The next phase will reward durability, profitability, and real economic advantage. My colleague Louis Navellier breaks down why recent weakness in well-known tech names may actually signal a healthy rotation, not the end of the AI story.

2 Stocks to Buy for AI’s Next Stage

By Thomas Yeung, CFA, InvestorPlace Markets Analyst
Instead, the big winners of the iPhone revolution turned out to be those providing experiences on top of these smartphone systems. Ride-hailing firm Uber, former TikTok owner ByteDance, and mobile advertising company AppLovin are now worth more than even the largest iPhone suppliers. A similar scenario is now playing out in artificial intelligence.
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