Why Luke sees 30% gains … when will the bust come? … low- versus high-conviction stocks … Louis Navellier is taking a short-term trading approach Enjoy the boom…but prepare for the bust. That’s the quick and dirty roadmap from our technology expert Luke Lango: We expect that stocks will boom in 2025 and likely into… More
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What the Data Center Industry Need to Survive – and How to Get In On it
Most folks don’t realize how water-intensive GenAI programs like ChatGPT can be. So, today, let’s examine data center water consumption in the context of global trends. More
October’s Inflation Report Reveals Both Risks and Opportunities
Inflation isn’t a problem right now; though it could become one again over the next few quarters. Be mindful of those risks. More
Take Advantage of Gold’s Selloff
Why gold is falling … get ready for a blow-out in government spending … the world’s debt load is surging … central banks are buying gold at record levels Short-term pain, long-term gain. That’s the forecast for gold. Unpacking this, let’s begin with the short-term pain. After notching a fresh all-time high toward the end… More
Why the Stock Market Could Double After Trump’s Inauguration
Today, I want to share a special essay from InvestorPlace CEO Brian Hunt, where he’ll review the implications of a Trump presidency and what it means for investors. Specifically, he'll share three factors that should drive stocks higher. More
What Trump Means for Oil Prices and Stocks
Will Trump help or hurt oil stock prices? … analyzing global supply … low valuations and fat dividend yields … Bitcoin is surging … are altcoins next? Are oil stocks a “buy” with Trump headed back to the White House? The kneejerk line of thinking goes, “Trump is friendly to oil… he’ll deregulate… time to… More
AI’s Unquenchable Thirst and the Opportunity It Brings
The more stressed the world’s water supplies become, the greater the likelihood that water costs will rise for the data center industry. This relationship is just starting to create compelling opportunities for investors. More
