The AI Revolution will create a handful of winning companies while leaving everyone else behind. So, the trick is to figure out which of these hot firms still have more room to run… Or better yet, find those that Wall Street has barely even discovered.

AI is moving too quickly. The potential rewards are becoming too large. And the divide between the companies benefiting from this revolution and those left behind is widening. That is why Louis is preparing to make one of the most important announcements of his career.

Today, Louis Navellier dives into the tightrope the Federal Reserve is walking, trying to keep inflation under control while supporting the labor market. He explains what the recent CPI and PPI numbers mean for investors and highlights where the best opportunities currently exist.

Today, we turn to Luke Lango, InvestorPlace’s lead technology analyst, who will explain how the AI trade now spans multiple layers – including chips, cloud platforms, agents, memory, networking, power, and software – and is no longer a single dominant trade. Emphasizing diversification, he’ll also describe what it takes to build a strong portfolio.

After watching the spectacular rise – and equally spectacular collapse – of a high-profile AI hedge fund, Tom Yeung is eager to explain what individual investors can learn from it. More importantly, he shows why Eric Fry believes the next phase of the AI boom may reward a very different group of companies than the last one.

Today's guest essay by macro-investing expert Eric Fry, editor of The Speculator, examines how the AI boom is entering a new phase. With physical supplies for AI now limited, Eric believes the businesses that will come out on top are the less-obvious suppliers of the irreplaceable pieces the entire industry needs.

In today's Digest, Brian Hunt highlights several themes he's watching closely, shares a handful of stocks that have caught his attention, and explains what recent market action may be telling us about where the economy is headed next.