We’ve never seen a market quite like this one. That’s exactly what our team of experts — Louis Navellier, Eric Fry, and Luke Lango — is here to provide.

Today, Brian Hunt picks up where he left off, sharing charts that show how – even during even the most severe stock market declines – American prosperity rises over time and markets eventually bounce back.

When the market takes a nosedive there are some things you should do, and also some things you absolutely, positively should not do. And we can learn a lot by looking at one of the biggest business stories of the past 100 years: Amazon.

While I’m sticking with my “Keep Calm and Carry On” strategy and staying focused on lowly valued, “unpopular” stocks, my InvestorPlace colleague Louis Navellier offers a different perspective worth considering. You can hear Louis’s take in this insightful video interview with InvestorPlace Editor-in-Chief Luis Hernandez.

As it happens, a short-term anomaly has developed in the natural gas market: Gas prices are rising, but natural gas stocks are falling. The widening supply-demand imbalance would reduce U.S. gas inventories, which would be unequivocally bullish for natural gas prices.

In a recent interview, Bill Gates said that he believes humans won’t be needed “for most things.” Over the next decade, Gates said, “great medical advice [and] great tutoring” will become free and commonplace. And it’s all because of AI... especially now that we’re seeing the rise of physical AI.

Companies across healthcare, finance, energy, retail and manufacturing are adopting AI and improving their margins. As more and more companies make these changes, a chasm is opening up.

Forget what you think you know about technology “leveling the playing field.” AI isn’t here to save everyone — it’s here to crown winners and bury losers. So, today we’ll dig deeper into how exactly artificial intelligence is widening the gulf between the haves and the have nots...

Decades ago, we were a country with relative wealth equality and boasted a vast and robust middle class. Today, the middle class is shrinking… and not in a good way. Here's how to make sure you and your money are on the right side of the chasm. 

This week, the U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chair told investors that the central bank is ready and willing to step in and support the U.S. economy with multiple rate cuts, if need be. By doing so, he put an end to the recent market crash… and gave folks the signal to buy stocks.

In a post on X, Musk claimed that his Starship is set to embark on a historic journey Mars by the end of 2026. Let’s dive into how Musk’s ambitions have led to SpaceX’s plans to explore Mars… and the opportunity these ambitions provide for investors.

Quantum computing is at a similar stage as where artificial intelligence was back in 2016, right before NVIDIA went on a historic 7,000% run. So, right now, it is offering investors a similar opportunity to make life-changing gains.

Today, I’ll detail what the Space Race reveals about the AI Race to come. We’ll take a look at some of the competitive steps the U.S. is taking to win… And I’ll offer up some ideas on how to profit in the 2020s.

When I wrote about the opportunity coming from the Japanese stocks here at Smart Money back in January, I mentioned that the resurgence of Japan’s Nikkei 225 index over the last couple of years could be signaling a new era of superior economic growth. Already, the Japanese economy has regained a solid financial footing.

Over the past three months, consumer sentiment has dropped by 21%, its largest three-month crash since the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic in summer 2020. Luke is joining us today to tell us why, despite the data, consumer sentiment could rebound over the next few months – and why stocks could, too…

While NVIDIA’s Q Day is still a week away, quantum computing stocks surged on Wednesday on some fresh news that Louis Navellier needs to share with you...