In this issue, I’d like to highlight another eight companies where insiders are selling. And show why today’s market might not be as robust as some believe...

Wall Street wants you to believe experience wins. That billion-dollar hedge funds always outmaneuver individuals. That, unless you sit on a Manhattan trading desk, you don’t stand a chance. But markets — like poker — don’t reward credentials. They reward discipline.

Markets don’t always crash in obvious fashion. Too often, those downturns take us by surprise. Today, you’ll get Marc Chaikin's thoughts about how to navigate that risk.

Checking in on the “housing crisis”… why it’s a tailwind for homebuilders… gold has been crushing silver recently – as predicted… Louis Navellier’s price forecast… Bitcoin recently staged a 10% rally – is it back, or just a dead cat bounce?

Louis projects 6% growth while hiring stays flat... here's the dynamic behind it... new data on the K-shaped economy… how Luke Lango is positioning for jobless growth

When a technology quietly becomes essential infrastructure, it reshapes entire industries – and the biggest investment opportunities often form before most investors realize what’s happening.

Like a house sitting on a sandy cliffside during a storm, no company in history has ever maintained ultrahigh prices forever. And when that happens, everyone looks at the bag-holders and wonders, “What were they thinking?” Now here’s the thing… You don’t have to be a part of that selloff.

By the numbers, global AI spending is projected to exceed $2.5 trillion in 2026 alone. Wall Street keeps looking at this and asking: Have we reached peak AI spending?

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

How can investors stay on the richer side of the new technochasm? I’ll share insight today from legendary investor Louis Navellier, one big winner he has already found, and how it is all reflected in his Stock Grader system.

Today, I’m handing the Digest over to legendary quant investor Louis Navellier, where he’ll break down why recent weakness in well-known tech names may actually signal a healthy rotation, not the end of the AI story.

I’m handing today’s Digest over to InvestorPlace Senior Analyst Louis Navellier. Louis argues that while headlines continue to fixate on risks, several important things are going right in the market.

Looking at how the world has reshaped itself in previous eras can tell us a lot about what’s coming. Today, we’re turning the Digest over to quant investing legend Louis Navellier, who discusses a radical shift happening in the markets – fueled by AI – and the similarities it has with the Manhattan Project.