In this week’s Navellier Market Buzz, my friend and economist Ed Yardeni joins us to break down what’s happening at the Federal Reserve and why they seem to be behind the inflation curve. We also talk about why shelter prices remain stubborn, Ed’s outlook on gold prices and much more. More
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The Quiet Bull Case Building Beneath the Headlines
In today's issue, Louis Navellier argues that while headlines continue to fixate on risks, several important things are going right in the market. More importantly, he explains why those changes tend to matter before they’re widely recognized. More
Hershey Upgraded, Robinhood 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
The Easy AI Money Is Over, but the Bigger Gains Come Next
AI stocks are rotating, not collapsing. Learn why leadership is shifting as the market moves from Stage 1 to Stage 2 of the AI boom. More
Don’t Chase Yesterday’s AI Winners – Buy Tomorrow’s
The first phase of the AI surge rewarded scale, speed, and story. The next phase will reward durability, profitability, and real economic advantage. My colleague Louis Navellier breaks down why recent weakness in well-known tech names may actually signal a healthy rotation, not the end of the AI story. More
2 Stocks to Buy for AI’s Next Stage
Instead, the big winners of the iPhone revolution turned out to be those providing experiences on top of these smartphone systems. Ride-hailing firm Uber, former TikTok owner ByteDance, and mobile advertising company AppLovin are now worth more than even the largest iPhone suppliers. A similar scenario is now playing out in artificial intelligence. More
The End of the Free Market Fantasy
The U.S. has quietly abandoned free-market globalism in favor of a government-directed Technological Republic. Learn why this shift echoes the Manhattan Project, where the real investment choke points are forming, and why Jan. 27 could mark a critical inflection point for investors. More
