It’s that time of year, folks. When December rolls around, the predictions for the coming year roll out at a fast and furious pace.

Tom has a unique approach to predicting market signals, using social media and political developments as his bronze cauldrons and rustling leaves. In today’s Smart Money, I want to share some of Tom’s recent auspicious insights…

The traditional "buy-and-hold" strategy isn't necessarily dead, but it requires a more nuanced approach. As technological advancements continue to accelerate (just look at AI), today's market leaders may quickly become obsolete.

In many respects, nuclear power has no equal, especially when it comes to powering data centers. Because of nuclear’s unique virtues, and the compelling economics it promotes, leading data center operators are becoming leading nuclear power investors.

All of the major global indexes are searching for higher highs… And Jonathan Rose believes options traders have the market beat when it comes to capturing the biggest gains the markets can offer.

Tom Yeung offers his own five moonshot bets for 2025. These companies are obviously risky... but for investors seeking abnormal returns, these are some of the best risk-adjusted bets you can make for the coming year.

Right now, we need to pay close attention to any assets linked to the most important channels in the global supply chain. Both of these sectors are correlated with the biggest industries that drive the global economy, including everything from automakers to semiconductor manufacturing.

What used to be a one-day-only, in-store event has turned into a month-long celebration of “the best deals of the year.” So, in the spirit of the week, I’d like to share a relatively cheap and underappreciated AI play that I’ve been watching throughout 2024.

To start the Thanksgiving holiday off early, my InvestorPlace colleague Louis Navellier is joining us today to share his five tips that you can use to set your portfolio up for success in over the coming months.

Today, Jonathan Rose is here to tell you that you too can harness extremely short-term options to trade just like institutional investors – all while limiting your exposure to risk and maximizing your potential for gains.

Let’s take a closer look at exactly how you can take advantage of market makers’ ignorance with a quick look at how options work. Plus, I'll show you a specific trade opportunity that smart investors might want to investigate further right now.

In trading, it’s critical to have a fundamental idea of how the market is performing to help shape our positions. By looking over recent history in the charts, we begin to see patterns of behavior we can use to our advantage.

For all that artificial intelligence has accomplished over the last few years, one thing it has not yet achieved is the creation of a new blockbuster drug from start to finish… but AI has made major contributions to the drug development process.

Elon Musk wagered a huge bet on Donald Trump winning the White House – and that bet is already paying off. Musk committed $130 million to make more than $30 billion in just a few days. And his economic gains may just be getting started.

Let’s discuss what exactly an early January effect is… and why I expect stocks to head even higher in the near term. But not all stocks are going to head higher. We can’t become complacent and start throwing darts at a board.

Let’s take a closer look at how energy stocks fared under Trump’s first term… consider the potential impact of a “Trump 2.0” presidency on the sector… and dig up some of the best ways to play 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.

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.

For the past two days, the stock market has benefitted nicely from the so-called “Trump Bump.” But how big is the “Trump Bump” really?