With Ford joining the EV race at an accelerating pace, it makes sense for it to sell its shares of Rivian stock -- a big competitor.

The fall of Terra means that value destruction can happen to even the biggest cryptos out there. Look for those with superior fundamentals.

April's CPI numbers came in and were lower than they were previously -- but higher than expected. This is sign that we're at peak inflation.

Smart money buying has spiked to a two-year high, while selling's at a two-year low. This last happened at the bottom of the 2020 selloff.

Make the most of the market washout by finding those fundamentally great -- yet demolished -- stocks among the wreckage. SoFi is one of them.

Rare earth companies that can corner the market on coveted materials needed to run EVs, homes, phones -- everything -- are the mining stocks that will take over.

A few months back, Luke made a bold claim -- Big Tech is dead. And now we're seeing it come to fruition as those stocks begin a nosedive.

Once a pioneering titan, Netflix hasn’t executed on new innovations, and other competitors have caught up to its original content ambitions.

The company is primed to sell green hydrogen to large companies on a global scale -- and Plug Power stock will rocket high.

Earnings season is colliding with a very hawkish Federal Reserve -- all while a divergence is rising. This sets the stage for a huge rally.

Netflix's fail is not indicative of a broader trend for other streaming services. Forget Netflix stock. Consider innovative streaming stocks that are powering forward.

Soaring gas prices are hitting folks square in the wallet, and consumer interest in EVs is higher than ever. Now EV charging companies like Volta and ChargePoint are more relevant than ever.

Every once in a while, we witness a stock divergence. Revenues and earnings move higher, yet the stock price sinks lower. But eventually, those stocks must snap back -- and give huge gains.

In this week's episode, Aaron and I discuss the bull thesis on QuantumScape stock and a rare market phenomenon that could result in a massive market melt-up.

What's the difference between OPEN and pot stocks? In short, economies of scale. Opendoor stock is a much better opportunity than anything in the cannabis arena.