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Five Reasons 2026 Could Surprise Investors – and One That Could Hurt
As we begin the new year, I wanted to share a timely piece from my colleague and friend Louis Navellier. Louis lays out his latest thinking on where the economy and markets will be headed in 2026, from interest rates and earnings to AI and economic growth.
Washington’s New Plan for the Housing Market
The housing market can't be fixed with rate cuts alone. New mortgage policies could unlock demand – and create new winners.
Maduro Is Gone – and the Age of American Empire Has Begun
Venezuela's regime change reveals a new U.S. strategy where geopolitics and markets merge under an increasingly imperial presidency.
Venezuela, Oil, and the End of Market Neutrality
Venezuela was never about politics. Maduro's removal is an oil play – and the markets are about to feel it.
Tech Predictions 2026: The Year Software Crawls Into Physical Reality
Five tech predictions for 2026: robots clock in, robotaxis scale, AI leaves the screen, chips break monopolies, and nuclear hits milestones.
My 5 Big Stock Predictions for 2026
My big stock predictions include the S&P 500 rallying 20%+ in 2026 on AI-driven earnings, easier liquidity, and powerful narratives — but expect violent volatility, sharp corrections, and a brutally selective market where only the strongest themes and stocks win.
5 Major Economic Predictions for 2026
5 economic predictions for 2026: AI drives GDP growth but pushes unemployment to 6%. The two-speed economy explained.
The Quiet Power Play Wall Street Is Missing in the AI Boom
Everyone’s fixated on AI chips. On trillion-dollar valuations. On whether Nvidia (NVDA) can keep defying gravity. But while the crowd debates multiples and margins, something more basic — and far more dangerous — is quietly breaking beneath the surface.
The AI Investing Cheat Code Just Got Patched
The AI investing playbook is changing as hyperscalers build custom silicon. Here are 4 stocks positioned to win in 2026.
Housing Affordability Has Become a Policy Emergency
A U.S. housing shortage and affordability crunch may push Washington to act. The result? A housing stock rebound with major upside.
The 2026 Bear Market Nobody Sees Coming (Except This Wall Street Veteran)
The same forces triggered the 1929 crash, dot-com bust, and today's AI bubble. Here's how to identify them and safeguard your portfolio now.
While Wall Street Panics About AI, Micron Just Brought Receipts
Micron's Q1 earnings say, 'what bubble?' The memory giant's record results reveal surging HBM demand and validate the AI infrastructure boom.
Welcome to the President’s Market
Federal investment is driving explosive stock moves as Washington reshapes supply chains tied to AI, energy, and national security.
Why January 2 Could Trigger the Largest Industrial Reversal in 40 Years
A $11.3T reshoring and automation boom is remaking America's economy. Learn how to target key stocks at the American Dream 2.0 Summit.
The Labor Market Is Not Ready for What AI Is About to Do
AI is replacing jobs, even in a strong economy. With the labor market entering a new era, learn how to protect yourself in the transition.
The Inconvenient Truth About the AI Boom
A quarter-century after the dot-com bust, the market is again dangerously concentrated in a handful of AI stocks. TradeSmith CEO Keith Kaplan reveals a new early-warning system engineered to spot volatility shocks and protect investors ahead of Marc Chaikin’s projected 2026 “Year of the Bear.” Learn how to safeguard your portfolio before the next tipping point arrives.
Fed Update Clears the Runway for a Year-End Rally
The Fed update just set the stage for a Santa Rally: how interest rates, dot-plot signals, and AI growth are aligning for year-end gains.
AI’s Achilles’ Heel Just Became a $50 Billion Opportunity
AI data centers are driving a power crisis – and creating a $50-billion opportunity in energy storage, fuel cells, and batteries.
Can Tariffs Replace the Federal Income Tax? Here’s the Brutal Math
The White House wants tariffs to replace federal income tax – but the numbers don't add up. Even maxed-out tariffs fall far short.
