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July 29, 2026

How to trade the world’s hottest market of 2026: An update in our series

The semi trade is damaged but not broken — here's how to think about it. Meanwhile, Cheesecake Factory's blowout quarter and a real estate ETF at all-time highs confirm the U.S. economy is alive and well.

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July 21, 2026

Why the PayPal Stripe Deal Is Proof That Elon Musk’s X Money Already Won

The PayPal Stripe deal would have been a $53 billion buyout if PayPal said yes. It said no, calling the price too low. But X Money is why PayPal is a target at all.

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July 21, 2026

Hedge funds are about to pile into this stock. You can get in before them

Full-service restaurant chains near all-time highs signal a healthy American consumer. Plus: why copper miners are the inflation hedge you're overlooking, and why hedge funds may soon pile into Netflix.

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July 17, 2026

The biggest growth industry you probably don’t own

America's aging population is fueling a bull market in senior care stocks. Meanwhile, dividend achievers hit new highs as tech sells off, and railroad stocks are flashing the most bullish economic signal yet.

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July 16, 2026

Starbucks Is Building Its Own AI Tools, and It Has Microsoft on the Ropes

Starbucks wants to use AI to develop its own inventory-tracking and maintenance system, and it could end up being a big problem for tech giants like Microsoft.

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July 15, 2026

This new AI investment strategy could generate 2,000%+ returns

The next big AI trade isn't in semiconductors — it's in the applications built on top of them. Plus: where space stocks stand after their correction, and why Starbucks hitting new highs is good news for the economy.

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How to trade the world’s hottest market of 2026: An update in our series

Why the PayPal Stripe Deal Is Proof That Elon Musk’s X Money Already Won

Hedge funds are about to pile into this stock. You can get in before them

The biggest growth industry you probably don’t own

Starbucks Is Building Its Own AI Tools, and It Has Microsoft on the Ropes

This new AI investment strategy could generate 2,000%+ returns