PCE inflation comes in as expected … volatility is the new normal … Jeff Clark’s bullish indicator … a flashing recession warning … context for this market weakness The good news is that today’s inflation report – the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index – met market expectations. This prevents bears from having a new… More
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The Failed Super Micro Hit Job – and Why Fundamentals Always Win
Let me break it down for you in today’s Market 360. Then, I’ll review the latest developments and why I continue to believe it’s worth holding today. More
Nvidia Earnings and How to Invest in AI Today
We begin today with a final reminder that tonight at 8 PM Eastern, Keith Kaplan, CEO of our corporate affiliate TradeSmith, is going live. His presentation focuses on two things: Behind Keith’s melt-up prediction is a market signal that’s rooted in historical data – and data is where TradeSmith excels. You see, beyond being our… More
NVIDIA’s Blowout Earnings: What’s Next for AI and Investors?
In today’s Market 360, let’s break down NVIDIA’s latest results. We’ll dive into what they mean for the AI Revolution, and more importantly – how you can take advantage of the next stage of AI investing… even if you missed the first wave. More
Your Soaring Electric Bill Signals the Next Big Market Opportunity
Today, Tom Yeung will dive deeper into the solar industry’s latest, upcoming revolution, why we could see an uptick in solar spending, and what this all means for your portfolio. More
The S&P Is About to Break Out… or Break Down
The S&P is about to make an exaggerated move. Early clues suggest the direction will be “up,” but “down” is very much in play. If the move is higher, we’re likely in for a rebound that our hypergrowth expert Luke Lango plans on buying. It could be a 3%+ surge back to all-time highs and… More
It’s the Perfect Time for This Low-Risk, High-Reward Strategy
No matter if we’re in the boom, bubble, or bust phase of a melt-up, this strategy is perfectly suited to catching quick gains as stocks recover from quick sell-offs. More
