If you’re feeling good about the market now, congratulations—you survived. After a bruising selloff, the S&P 500 is back to flat for the year. That doesn’t sound like a victory, but given how far we fell, it feels great. More
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3 Companies Under Threat From the Economic Singularity
Remember when you had to race to Blockbuster to grab the latest movie before someone else rented it? Some folks under a certain age will have no idea what I’m talking about. The whole idea feels ancient now – and that’s the point. Blockbuster didn’t die because people stopped watching movies. It died because a… More
AGI Is Splitting the Market — Are You on the Right Side?
Louis Navellier is miffed at the Fed … no cuts till September? … get ready for AGI to rip the market in half … avoid this AGI loser … on Jonathan Rose’s watchlist – a crack spread trade I hope this week’s evidence is going to make the Fed cut. The Fed seems to be… More
What AGI Really Is (And Why You Can’t Afford to Miss It…)
Editor’s Note: AI has moved at an unprecedented speed, redefining how we live our lives. Before we know it, we’ll be approaching another kind of AI: artificial general intelligence, or AGI. But what exactly is AGI? Why is it so important? And more importantly, what dangers and opportunities will it have? My colleague, Eric Fry,… More
The Beginner’s Roadmap to Investing in AGI
Eric Fry has developed a three-step process for finding companies that will survive and thrive on The Road to AGI. More
Investing in AI Is Imperative
Jay Powell says volatility could be coming … Walmart points to higher prices … will AI be an angel or demon? … a demographic savior … an ethical nightmare Don’t get comfortable with the idea that the market and economy are back to normal. Speaking at a policy conference this morning, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome… More
Why April’s Inflation Data Proves the Fed Is Chasing Ghosts
I have been saying this for a while now, but I think the Federal Reserve is fighting a mythical “boogeyman” that doesn’t exist. According to Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, the Fed wants “greater confidence” that inflation is cooling. And not just in headline numbers, but in core services and housing, where inflation has remained stubbornly… More
