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Gold Soars. Bitcoin Slips. Fed Incoming.

In this week’s Navellier Market Buzz, I dig into the powerful “Santa Claus rally” driving stocks higher. I’ll explain why analysts’ rushed upward revisions are creating fresh buying pressure, why this remains a narrow AI-and-gold-driven market and why I believe no one should be selling into this December strength. More 

Manufacturing Is Going “Dark” – Here’s the Trade to Make Now

Last month’s hiring was particularly weak in manufacturing, with a loss of 18,000 jobs. So, in today’s Smart Money, let’s take a closer look at how AI, robotics, and automation are disrupting the payroll… and the profit opportunity hiding “in the dark” itself. More 

DoorDash Upgraded, Microsoft Downgraded: Updated Rankings on Top Blue-Chip Stocks

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. More 

A Night at Mar-a-Lago and the Truth About the American Dream

Rising costs and automation are reshaping the American Dream. Learn how American Dream 2.0 could open new opportunities for investors. More 

What a Gatsby Party Taught Louis Navellier About Today’s Economy

Louis joins us today to reflect on a surprising contrast he witnessed at a Gatsby-themed event and what it revealed about the widening gap between perception and reality in America. More importantly, he explains why – despite the challenges facing families across the country – the American Dream is not disappearing, but evolving into something new. More 

3 Top Stocks to Buy for 2026

Valuations among the top AI companies are reaching eye-watering levels. Even if they do keep going up, it will be a rally made on borrowed time. More 

As Big Tech Looks to the Stars, the Smart Money Looks Underground

To help set the stage, Eric put together a sharp, timely essay today. While the headlines are still obsessed with “AI in space,” he breaks down where the real money is moving – and why the companies supplying the backbone of AI infrastructure may quietly become the biggest winners of this new American revival. More