In this week’s episode of This Week on Wall Street, Matt from Stansberry Research digs into one of the biggest questions facing Americans today: If houses are unaffordable, is the American Dream dead — or just different? Instead of talking about flipping houses or becoming a landlord, Matt walks through a simpler way to benefit from rising real estate prices: investing in REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) right from your brokerage or retirement account. He is then joined by Wide Moat Research's Brad Thomas, a 30+ year real estate veteran and former developer for a deeper discussion about the massive opportunities to invest in REITs right now. 👉 Learn more about Brad’s “land rush” opportunity: Visit https://landrush2026.com or scan the QR code shown in the video for all the details on the big real estate deal he’s tracking. 👍 Like this episode, 💬 drop a comment, and 🔔 subscribe so you never miss an update from This Week on Wall Street. Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – Are Houses Too Expensive? The New American Dream 1:08 – Why Real Estate Investors Are Missing This Boom 2:25 – REITs 101: A Simpler Way to Invest in Real Estate 3:45 – Why REITs May Be Ready to Rally 5:48 – Interest Rates, Property Values & REIT Fundamentals 7:34 – Why Individual Investors Ignore REITs (and Why They Shouldn't) 8:00 – Introduction to Guest Expert Brad Thomas 8:36 – What You Can Invest in Through REITs 9:44 – Why Every Investor Should Own REITs 12:51 – Why Now Might Be the Best Time for REITs 14:26 – Which REIT Business Models Look Most Attractive 15:55 – Brad’s Favorite REIT Sector: Net Lease 19:51 – 3 REITs Brad Likes Right Now 24:02 – How Much of Your Portfolio Should Be in REITs? 25:37 – Where to Learn About Brad’s Big Real Estate Deal 25:59 – Closing Thoughts + Show Update #RealEstateInvesting, #REITs, #HousingMarket, #AmericanDream, #Investing2025, #IncomeInvesting, #StansberryResearch, #ThisWeekOnWallStreet, #BradThomas, #RealEstateTips, #StockMarket2025, #PassiveIncome, #VNQ, #NetLeaseREITs, #LandRush2026, #MarketOutlook, #InterestRates, #FinancialEducation

We originally ran this episode on October 31st when gold pulled back from $4300 to $3800 per ounce. Now it's on its way back up. In this episode of This Week on Wall Street, Matt Weinschenk will explain why the time to get into gold investing is now. 📈 In this episode, you’ll discover: • Why the gold rally hasn’t even started yet • What market psychology says about where we are in the gold bull cycle • How central banks are quietly hoarding gold at historic levels • 3 gold stocks that have a huge potential upside • Why pullbacks reset bull markets rather than end them If you're waiting for the “perfect moment” to get into gold, this episode explains why the uneasy middle—right now—is often where fortunes are made. 👍 Like and Subscribe so you never miss an update. Comment below: Have you ever doubted an asset early—Bitcoin, AI stocks, or gold? What’s your take on gold’s next move? Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – Why this gold update matters 0:28 – The setup: gold’s pullback as an opportunity 1:14 – Why the gold rally hasn’t truly begun 2:02 – The simplest way to get exposure to gold 4:00 – Market psychology: disbelief vs. euphoria 5:10 – Central banks are quietly loading up 5:49 – A deeper look at a major gold producer 7:20 – What signals the end of a bull market 8:32 – The moment when fortunes are built 9:32 – A powerful alternative to traditional mining 10:49 – Understanding pullbacks in gold bull markets 11:34 – How to learn more and next week’s update #gold, #goldprice, #goldinvesting, #goldmarket, #goldstocks, #investing, #stockmarket, #wallstreet, #marketupdate, #wealthbuilding, #finance, #economicnews, #commodityinvesting, #bullmarket, #mattweinschenk

(or scan the QR code in the video). In this week’s episode, Matt Weinschenk breaks down why metals, mining, and minerals could be one of the biggest investment stories of 2025 and 2026—even bigger than artificial intelligence. While everyone has been focused on AI, Matt explains why a global shortage of key materials, a massive rebuild of global industry, and a total flip in government policy are all converging to drive mining stocks higher. Matt walks through: - Why we’re dramatically short of metals and minerals (from copper and uranium to rare earths and gold) - How reshoring, electrification, EVs, and data centers are fueling long-term demand - How governments are now accelerating mining projects instead of blocking them - Why major names like MP Materials, Lithium Americas, Trilogy Metals, Vale, and Rio Tinto are benefiting - Why this move in mining may just be getting started Then he’s joined by Nick Hodge, editor of Underground Alpha and a veteran resource investor with multiple 10x winners. Nick shares: - His famous “giant keyhole limpet” 1,000%+ investing story - Why in mining it’s often more about who you know than what you know - How to spot well-structured companies vs. “lifestyle” stocks - Why he’s still bullish on gold even above $4,000 - How government spending, national security, and big banks could push metals and gold much higher 👍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment with what topics you want us to cover next on This Week on Wall Street. 🔔 Gain an instant edge over Wall Street: https://stansberrydigest.com/?v=teAN-Y0E9gc Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – 2025–2026 Investing Setup 0:45 – Why Metals & Minerals Matter 1:40 – Mining Stocks Surge in 2024 2:15 – Reason #1: No New Investment in Mines 4:30 – Reason #2: The World Rebuilds Industry 6:30 – Reason #3: Government Flips on Mining 7:30 – Global Miners Showing Strength 8:00 – Introducing Nick Hodge 8:25 – The Giant Keyhole Limpet Story 14:00 – Gold’s Role in the New Metals Cycle #MiningStocks, #Metals, #Minerals, #Gold, #Copper, #Uranium, #RareEarths, #Investing2025, #Investing2026, #AI, #GlobalEconomy, #Commodities, #ElectricVehicles, #EnergyTransition, #DataCenters, #NickHodge, #MattWeinschenk, #AmericanMiningStocks, #RioTinto, #Vale, #LithiumAmericas, #MPMaterials, #TrilogyMetals

Bitcoin just dropped 20%, falling from $120K to $100K — but is this crash a warning sign… or a bullish buying opportunity? In this week’s episode, Matt breaks down the three major forces behind Bitcoin’s pullback: • Political and regulatory shifts • Extreme leverage and liquidation cascades • The sudden slowdown from Bitcoin treasury companies You’ll also hear from crypto expert Eric Wade, who explains why 20–40% corrections are normal in Bitcoin bull markets, why higher highs and higher lows still point to long-term strength, and why an altcoin season may be ahead. If you found this helpful, hit LIKE, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of This Week on Wall Street. 🔔 Sign up for Matt's free weekly market updates: https://stansberrydigest.com/?v=lEly46U50gM Episode Timestamps: 00:00: Bitcoin drops 20% after big rally 01:00: Why this crash happened 02:30: Fundamentals behind Bitcoin's rise 04:00: Leverage, futures, and liquidations explained 05:30: Treasury buyers step back from the market 07:40: Signs the selling pressure is ending 08:30: Bitcoin vs the dollar: macro forces 10:30: Eric Wade joins the discussion 12:00: Why corrections are normal in bull markets 16:00: State of crypto and new blockchain projects 19:00: What “altcoin season” means for investors 23:00: ICP as an example of capital rotation 25:30: Final thoughts and takeaways #Bitcoin, #BitcoinCrash, #Crypto, #CryptoMarket, #CryptoNews, #BTC, #CryptoInvesting, #AltcoinSeason, #Blockchain, #StansberryResearch, #MattWeinschenk, #EricWade, #ThisWeekOnWallStreet, #Investing, #FinanceNews, #MarketUpdate, #BullRun, #CryptoAnalysis, #BTCPrice, #LeverageCrash

In this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Pieter Slegers back to the show. Pieter is the founder of Compounding Quality, an investment newsletter that boasts more than 507,000 subscribers. Pieter kicks things off by discussing how AI and market momentum are doing well. However, he says that "classical" companies are currently struggling. He then talks about the need to have a tangible long-term goal in investing and shares his own investing goal and what it would do for his portfolio. And he explains the benefits of removing yourself from your normal environment to gain perspective and how to use that mindset for investing. Next, Pieter shares how he views AI and its impact on the companies that he analyzes. He also adds how he personally uses AI in stock research. Pieter stresses the importance of doing your own reading, both in investing and in your personal life. He says that this not only ensures that you don't miss any details in financial reports but also helps you find new investment ideas in unexpected places. Finally, Pieter details one company that he's excited about over the next 10 years. He found multiple reasons to love it, but after some skepticism, he drove to Germany to meet the CEO. The discussion solidified his optimism for the company. Pieter expressed how talking with the CEOs of smaller companies can provide some information that most people don't have. 0:00 AI and market momentum; Having a tangible goal; Gaining new perspective 20:33 Pieter's views on AI; Read everything yourself 39:22 One company Pieter's excited about; Talking to the CEOs of smaller companies 52:43 Dan and Corey's final thoughts

In this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome John Sviokla back to the show. John is an author, executive fellow at Harvard Business School, and co-founder of GAI Insights – an industry analyst firm that provides leaders with the strategies for successful AI integration. John kicks things off by recapping his analysis on AI in the markets since he last spoke with Dan and Corey and sharing the changes that have occurred. He then discusses his focus on DEF 14As to gain insight into what's incentivizing management. He mentions that more CEOs have adopted AI usage – however, there are two main groups: the leaders who are advancing rapidly and the laggards who are making slow progress. And he shares the many variables that impact folks' finances today. Next, John expresses his desire for the funding of a public library for AI so users have a database to train their models. He also states that the U.S. has lost ground and intellectual property to China in the AI field and other areas due to companies wanting market access. And he says that using AI is something that needs to be experienced to see how useful it can be, especially with automation. Finally, John provides advice for parents who want to know what career opportunities are available for their kids. There are four areas that he thinks are most crucial in today's tech-driven world. John discusses robots in the tech industry and gives his praise for Waymo. He then reflects on the sectors that he's most interested in. And he believes that folks are wrong about AI being in a bubble – rather, he thinks that there's overinvestment in that area. 0:00 Reviewing the changes in the AI field; CEOs and AI; Financial risks 25:07 Public library for AI; China's advancements; The AI experience 44:06 Four areas for career opportunities; Robots in the tech industry; AI is not a bubble 01:11:19 Dan and Corey's final thoughts

In this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome David Trainer back to the show. David is the CEO and founder of New Constructs, a research-technology firm that uses human expertise and machine learning to analyze companies and get superior financial data. David kicks things off by providing the key to what he believes makes AI as good as it can be. Then he discusses how he and his team use machines to scale analytics. He follows that up with how his data led to a partnership with Google. And he notes how the data his team uses has been shown to be better in studies. Next, David points out that machines can't read through company filings until humans show them how to do it. He then shares the process he has gone through with AI and how it's at the stage where it can teach itself and learn from its mistakes. David notes how now is the time for the private sectors to fix the problems that the government has failed to do so. Finally, David bemoans how Wall Street has shifted from being a "steward of capital markets" to becoming an "exploiter of capital markets." He also gives an example of how his clients can use his system to navigate market complexity. Ultimately, David wants folks to do their own research so they can be on guard against useless and deceptive information. 0:00 AI is only as good as its inputs; How David's data is better 23:25 Humans are needed to teach machines; Private sectors need to step up 43:50 Wall Street has changed; How to use David's system 01:05:09 Dan and Corey's thoughts

In this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Luke Lango to the show. Luke is the senior investment analyst at our corporate affiliate InvestorPlace. He has built a reputation for spotting tech stocks on the verge of major market breakouts. Luke kicks things off by sharing his thoughts on what many consider to be the current "AI bubble." He follows that up with how the jobs market is going to transition as AI continues to develop and how the economy will fare during that period. And he provides data for how the AI data-center epicenter has impacted the housing market. Next, Luke discusses the shift from companies using graphics processing units ("GPUs") to tensor processing units ("TPUs") for their data centers and why this is taking place. He then gives his thoughts on whether Intel can become a viable competitor again in this market. And he highlights the risks around the AI companies being interconnected and feeding into each other. Finally, Luke expresses why he's pleased that Alphabet has begun to act as a competitor to Nvidia with its own TPUs. He also covers AI being used in ads and how companies like Meta Platforms have seen success with utilizing it in that area. The three all share how they're all using AI in their personal use cases. And Luke gives his thoughts on what the big investment themes are going to be for 2026. 0:00 Discussing the "AI bubble"; How AI will impact the jobs market and economy 18:53 Companies shifting to custom silicon; The AI companies are interconnected 39:01 Alphabet is isolated; AI in online ads; Personal AI utilization 55:13 Dan and Corey's thoughts

In this New Year’s Day episode, Brad Thomas and co-host Nicholas Ward reflect on what worked in 2025 and share their investing resolutions for 2026, with a strong focus on patience, compounding, and long-term discipline. Nick walks through his personal market resolutions, including: - Staying the course with a buy-and-hold dividend growth strategy - Resisting the urge to trade unnecessarily (because holding is boring—but it works) - Leveraging options trading to boost passive income - Focusing on consistent compounding over shiny distractions Brad recaps a strong year for the markets, discusses shifting investor narratives, and shares his vision for Wide Moat’s growth in 2026, including: - Continuing to deliver actionable, high-quality stock ideas at attractive valuations - Helping investors avoid value-destroying companies - Expanding Wide Moat’s research team and tools - The belief that technology-driven growth could make 2026 a standout year across asset classes They also discuss the importance of patience, dividend growth, and ignoring short-term noise while building long-term wealth. Episode Timestamps: 0:00 New Year’s investing mindset 0:46 Welcome to The Wide Moat Show 1:56 New Year’s resolutions for investors 2:40 Why holding is the hardest part of investing 3:15 Portfolio performance and staying the course 4:36 Dividend growth and compounding over time 5:49 Market reflections and investor narratives 6:30 2025 market performance and policy impact 7:44 Growing the Wide Moat audience and research 8:43 Why 2026 could be a breakout year 9:09 Engaging the Wide Moat community #WideMoat, #WideMoatShow, #Investing, #DividendInvesting, #DividendGrowth, #LongTermInvesting, #Compounding, #PassiveIncome, #OptionsTrading, #StockMarket, #ValueInvesting, #SWANInvesting, #BradThomas, #NickWard, #FinancialFreedom, #WealthBuilding, #MarketOutlook, #2026Investing

In this holiday edition of The Wide Moat Show, Brad Thomas and Nicholas Ward break down some of the most undervalued, high-quality stocks they’re watching as we head into 2026—along with one popular asset they’re actively avoiding. With REITs trading at some of the lowest valuations seen in decades, Brad explains why rising rate-cut expectations could act as rocket fuel for real estate stocks and highlights two REITs he believes are deeply discounted relative to their fundamentals. These picks focus on strong balance sheets, durable cash flows, and reliable dividends. Nick then shares a surprise stocking stuffer—a stock he’s been bearish on for years but recently bought after a major selloff and a potential game-changing acquisition. He also explains why, despite its strong recent performance, gold is his “coal” for 2026, favoring compounding businesses over non-productive assets. Whether you’re looking for income, long-term value, or wide-moat businesses you can sleep well owning, this episode delivers thoughtful, fundamentals-driven insight—just in time for Christmas. 🎅 Merry Christmas, and happy SWAN (Sleep Well At Night) investing! 👉 Hit the like button, subscribe for more wide-moat investing ideas, and tell us in the comments—what’s your top stock heading into 2026? Episode Timestamps: 0:00 Why High-Quality Stocks Are at Rarely Seen Valuations 0:50 Holiday Edition: Stocking Stuffers vs. Coal 1:58 Why REITs Are Historically Undervalued 4:34 REIT Stock Pick #1 6:56 REIT Stock Pick #2 9:30 NNN Return Potential Through 2026 10:26 Why Buying When Stocks Are Cheap Matters 10:49 Surprise Stock: Netflix (NFLX) 15:06 Why Gold Is “Coal” for 2026 17:49 Final Thoughts & Merry Christmas #WideMoatShow, #ValueInvesting, #UndervaluedStocks, #BestStocksToBuy, #REITs, #DividendInvesting, #RealEstateInvesting, #NetflixStock, #GoldInvesting, #StockMarket, #LongTermInvesting, #WideMoat, #SWANInvesting, #nickward, #bradthomas

Relive our biggest stock wins and mistakes of 2025 in this special Wide Moat Show portfolio review with Brad Thomas and Nicholas Ward. We break down what worked, what didn’t, and the biggest lessons we’re taking into 2026—especially how stop-losses helped manage downside in volatile picks. In this episode, we cover: - Our biggest losers of 2025 and what we learned from them - How stop-loss investing works in real time (risk management examples) - Why 2025 felt like “AI or bust” for the market - What we’re watching next and how we think about re-entry after a stop-out Stocks discussed: Six Flags (FUN), Owens Corning (OC), Advanced Auto Parts (AAP), Denny’s (DENN), Quanta Services (PWR), Restaurant Brands International (QSR) Want more research and our model portfolios? 👉 Visit WideMoatResearch.com to learn about our premium services 👍 If you found this helpful, please like, comment, and subscribe for weekly stock market insights, dividend investing ideas, and “sleep well at night” portfolio strategies. Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – Why learning from winners and losers matters 1:10 – 2025 portfolio review: big wins vs. big mistakes 2:30 – Stop-losses explained (real example in action) 3:00 – Six Flags (FUN) 7:20 – Owens Corning (OC) 8:15 – Why 2025 was “AI or bust” for the market 13:30 – Advanced Auto Parts (AAP) 15:20 – Meeting Bill Ackman and finding the Denny’s idea 17:10 – Denny’s buyout 18:20 – Quanta Services (PWR) 21:30 – Key lessons from 2025 + what comes next #WideMoat, #WideMoatShow, #StockMarket, #Investing, #ValueInvesting, #DividendInvesting, #PortfolioReview, #StockPicks, #StockWins, #StockLosses, #StopLoss, #RiskManagement, #AIMarket, #AIStocks, #DataCenters, #InfrastructureStocks, #QuantaServices, #AdvancedAutoParts, #Dennys, #OwensCorning, #SixFlags, #RestaurantStocks, #SmallCapStocks, #LongTermInvesting, #FinancialEducation, #MarketAnalysis

In this week’s episode of The Wide Moat Show, Brad Thomas and Nicholas Ward dig into one of the biggest misconceptions in the market today: 👉 Are investors really diversified when they buy the S&P 500? Spoiler: Probably not. With the “Magnificent 7” making up nearly 40% of SPY, most portfolios today are far more concentrated in Big Tech than investors realize. Brad and Nick break down what this means for valuations, risk, forward returns, and how to navigate an AI-driven market that may be entering the middle innings of its explosive run. In This Episode: 🔹 Why the S&P 500 isn’t the diversification tool you think it is 🔹 The problem with Mag 7 valuations after a massive sentiment-driven rally 🔹 How to identify sectors the market is ignoring—and why that’s often where the best returns come from 🔹 Why healthcare REITs quietly became some of 2025’s top performers 🔹 The dramatic divergence inside the real estate sector… and why valuation still matters 🔹 A deep dive into Alexandria (ARE), its dividend cut, and what comes next 🔹 Brad’s newest research project: Landrush 2026 and the potential investment boom tied to President Trump’s new AI infrastructure executive order Whether you're an income investor, a tech bull wondering about stretched multiples, or someone looking for undervalued opportunities beyond Big Tech, this episode delivers clear, actionable insights. If you enjoy this content, please LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE — your engagement helps us keep growing the Wide Moat community. We're now over 11,000 subscribers strong! Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – Are You Really Diversified in the S&P 500? 1:05 – Brad & Nick Back on the Wide Moat Show 2:30 – The Hidden Concentration Risk in SPY 4:50 – Why Mag 7 Valuations Are Becoming a Problem 7:10 – REIT Sector Breakdown & Performance 9:15 – Tech vs. Real Estate: Has the Money Already Been Made? 12:00 – Searching for AI Tailwinds Outside the Mag 7 13:00 – Healthcare REITs: 2025’s Quiet Outperformers 15:20 – Alexandria (ARE) Valuation & Dividend Cut 16:30 – Brad’s Myrtle Beach Story & Market Lessons 17:50 – Introducing Landrush 2026 19:20 – What’s Coming Up for the Wide Moat Show 20:40 – Closing Thoughts & Happy SWAN Investing #WideMoatShow, #WideMoat, #Investing, #StockMarket, #SP500, #Magnificent7, #BigTech, #AIStocks, #AIInvesting, #Dividends, #DividendInvesting, #REITs, #RealEstateInvesting, #HealthcareREITs, #IncomeInvesting, #ValueInvesting, #LongTermInvesting, #RetirementInvesting, #PassiveIncome, #BradThomas, #NickWard, #Landrush2026, #Trump, #AIInfrastructure, #WealthBuilding, #FinancialFreedom

Welcome back to Masters in Trading Live with Jonathan Rose – your daily edge in options, unusual activity, and hot sector momentum. 👉 Hit that LIKE button (we’re aiming for 150 today!) and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss the next trade. 👉 Join our community of traders learning how to spot unusual option activity, sector momentum, and expected move setups in real time. 📅 Live every weekday at 11:00 AM ET. Learn more at: investorplace.com/challenge2026 Jump into the Discord, share trades, and be part of one of the fastest-growing trading communities. 📺 Watch Every Day 📌 Masters in Trading Live streams every market day at 11:00 a.m. ET – subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss the next big trade. 👉 If you traded LYFT, NXT, or QBTS with us, drop a comment below – we want to hear your story! Options for Beginners

Welcome back to Masters in Trading Live with Jonathan Rose – your daily edge in options, unusual activity, and hot sector momentum. 👉 Hit that LIKE button (we’re aiming for 150 today!) and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss the next trade. 👉 Join our community of traders learning how to spot unusual option activity, sector momentum, and expected move setups in real time. 📅 Live every weekday at 11:00 AM ET. Learn more at: investorplace.com/challenge2026 Jump into the Discord, share trades, and be part of one of the fastest-growing trading communities. 📺 Watch Every Day 📌 Masters in Trading Live streams every market day at 11:00 a.m. ET – subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss the next big trade. 👉 If you traded LYFT, NXT, or QBTS with us, drop a comment below – we want to hear your story! Options for Beginners

Welcome back to Masters in Trading Live with Jonathan Rose – your daily edge in options, unusual activity, and hot sector momentum. 👉 Hit that LIKE button (we’re aiming for 150 today!) and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss the next trade. 👉 Join our community of traders learning how to spot unusual option activity, sector momentum, and expected move setups in real time. 📅 Live every weekday at 11:00 AM ET. Learn more at: investorplace.com/challenge2026 Jump into the Discord, share trades, and be part of one of the fastest-growing trading communities. 📺 Watch Every Day 📌 Masters in Trading Live streams every market day at 11:00 a.m. ET – subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss the next big trade. 👉 If you traded LYFT, NXT, or QBTS with us, drop a comment below – we want to hear your story! Options for Beginners

📈 Welcome to Masters in Trading LIVE with Jonathan Rose We're live every market day at 11:00 AM ET sharing professional-grade trade setups, with a focus on unusual options activity (UOA), volatility dislocations, and actionable trade ideas - Unusual Options, Investorplace, Investorplace Analyst, Masters in Trading LIVE 🚨 JOIN THE FREE UOA CHALLENGE → https://investorplace.com/challenge2025 Learn to spot insider trades before the news hits — 100% transparent, 0% fluff. 🎯 Featured in recent shows: • UOA Scanner Breakdowns • Options Order Flow Analysis • Sector Spotlights (Uranium, Quantum, Drones) • Tactical Trading Psychology • Real-Time Market Reactions 📢 SUBSCRIBE & Hit the bell 🔔 so you don’t miss our daily edge. 📌 JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Comment below your favorite tickers or ask questions — we feature real trades live on air! #UnusualOptionsActivity #OptionsTrading #MastersInTrading #JonathanRose #UOA #StockMarketLive #TradingEducation #InsiderTrades

Markets are choppy, nerves are fraying, and the AI trade just can’t seem to catch a break. Every rally feels like a head fake, and the cries of an “AI bubble” are getting louder. In this episode of Being Exponential, we confront the doubt head-on — should we actually be worried, or is this exactly what an exponential transition is supposed to feel like? We zoom out for a macro check-in, digging into the latest economic signals: the November Jobs Report, a CNBC survey pointing to slower consumer spending, and a Fortune article highlighting Gen Z fatigue and the rise of a new term — “quiet cracking.” Are these early warning signs… or just growing pains? And what does all of this say about the odds of a 2026 recession? Then we turn to the Federal Reserve, where plenty of gossip is swirling about who might become the next Chair. Does it even matter? Where are interest rates headed in 2026 and beyond — and how does that ripple into real, actionable names like Opendoor, one of the show’s longtime favorites? We also zero in on Gen Z, unpacking the four key behaviors shaping how this generation is responding to today’s economy — and why those moves could have major implications for markets going forward. From there, we look to the sky. Space stocks have been quietly outperforming while much of the market struggles. After last week’s discussion on orbital compute, we ask the big question: Is 2026 finally the breakout year for space? And finally, we wrap with a tale of two alternatives. Gold is soaring. Crypto is breaking out. We’ve been bullish on both — and we’ll share how we’re thinking about each as we head toward 2026. If you’re trying to make sense of uncertainty, volatility, and where the next exponential opportunities might emerge, this episode is for you. 📍Timestamps📍 01:22 - State of the AI Trade 10:02 - Broader Economy Check-In 18:46 - Future of the Fed 30:19 - What GenZ behaviour means for the market 45:16 - Space Stock Play 56:15 - Return of the Pot Stock 01:01:41 - Crypto & Gold Visit Our Website: https://investorplace.com/hypergrowthinvesting/ 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HypergrowthInvesting?sub_confirmation=1 #BeingExponential #AIBubble #StockMarketNews #MarketVolatility #EconomicOutlook #Recession2026 #FederalReserve #InterestRates #GenZEconomy #SpaceStocks #GoldPrice #CryptoMarket

In this episode of Being Exponential, we break down another wild week in markets, tech, and the future of everything. We kick things off with the surprising Netflix–Warner Bros deal — what it means for streaming wars, content libraries, and the next phase of entertainment consolidation. Then we dive into the new OpenAI survey, unpacking what it reveals about public perception, industry adoption, and where AI sentiment is heading next. Crypto fans, we’ve got you too: Bitcoin is bouncing back, and we discuss whether this is the start of a new leg higher or just another head fake in a volatile cycle. We also talk about Michael Burry’s move on Lululemon (LULU) — what he’s seeing, what it signals, and why contrarian bets still matter. Next up: the big one — SpaceX IPO buzz. Is it finally happening? What would it mean for investors, the space economy, and the future of public markets? And finally… Trump’s ONE RULE. Whether you love him or hate him, this rule is shaping markets, narratives, and decision-making in ways most people aren’t even noticing. If you’re into tech, finance, exponential change, or just trying to understand where the world is heading next — this episode is for you. 📍Timestamps📍 01:37 - SpaceX IPO 13:20 - Trumps One Rule 22:31 - Michael Burry & LULU 32:41 - Bitcoin Bounce 36:18 - Netflix & WB Deal 48:14 - Viewer Question: AMD Visit Our Website: https://investorplace.com/hypergrowthinvesting/ 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HypergrowthInvesting?sub_confirmation=1 #hashtags #Netflix #WarnerBros #StreamingWars #OpenAI #AIFuture #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #MichaelBurry #Lululemon #SpaceX #SpaceXIPO #TrumpNews #MarketTrends #FinancePodcast #TechNews

In this episode of Being Exponential, we take a wide-angle view of the accelerating forces shaping markets, technology, and the future of work. We kick things off with the question on every investor’s mind: has the market finally turned a corner, or is the optimism just a head fake? With year-end approaching, we break down the signals, the sentiment, and whether a true “Santa Rally” might be gearing up on Wall Street. Next, we dive into the escalating Google TPU vs. NVIDIA GPU drama. With Google making bold claims about its custom silicon and NVIDIA still dominating the AI hardware landscape, we explore whether the once-unshakeable GPU monopoly is starting to crack — and what that means for the future of AI infrastructure. We then shift from silicon to space with a look at the Genesis mission and its potential investment implications. From scientific breakthroughs to commercial opportunities, we unpack why this mission matters far beyond the headlines. Finally, we zoom back in on Earth to examine labor-market risks in an increasingly automated, AI-driven economy. Are we heading toward a productivity boom, a worker squeeze, or something in between? If you’re ready to ride the curve of accelerating change — this episode is for you. 📍Timestamps📍 3:52 - Current State of the Market 9:52 - The Rise of Custom Silicon 20:56 - The Genesis Mission 33:33 - Labor Market Risks 46:18 - Viewer Questions Visit Our Website: https://investorplace.com/hypergrowthinvesting/ 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HypergrowthInvesting?sub_confirmation=1 #MarketOutlook #SantaRally #StockMarket #WallStreet #GoogleTPU #NvidiaGPU #AIHardware #SemiconductorIndustry #Nvidia #GenesisMission #SpaceEconomy #Investing #FutureOfWork #LaborMarket #Automation #AIEconomy #TechNews #BeingExponential

We're taking off this week but couldn't leave you without a quick market update. The market is bouncing back so there probably isn't a better time to buy the dip, remember we don't catching falling knives! And speaking of knives, we can't stress the importance of taking time off and spending time with your loved ones especially over a big meal. We'll see you next week! Visit Our Website: https://investorplace.com/hypergrowthinvesting/ 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HypergrowthInvesting?sub_confirmation=1

In this episode of Altimetry Authority, the hosts examine the rapid acceleration of data-center construction and the massive capital spending driving AI and advanced computing. They discuss how hyperscalers are investing hundreds of billions of dollars annually into GPUs, custom chips, and infrastructure, and explore how companies like Nvidia, Broadcom, Alphabet, and AMD fit into the broader AI ecosystem buildout. The conversation also touches on the role of Uniform Accounting in evaluating semiconductor companies and includes a subscriber-requested three-minute drill on AMD, focusing on how accounting differences can affect perceptions of profitability. The episode highlights why the data-center and AI investment cycle remains a key theme shaping the technology and semiconductor landscape. 👉 For additional ideas tied to this massive infrastructure buildout, check out the team’s special report at https://newenergyboom.com If you enjoyed the episode or have a stock you’d like analyzed next, drop a comment, like the video, and subscribe for more episodes of Altimetry Authority. Episode Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 04:15 – Data Center Buildout Accelerates 05:01 – Hyperscaler Capital Spending 05:46 – Chips Powering the AI Ecosystem 06:19 – Accounting vs. Market Expectations 06:46 – Infrastructure Investment Opportunities 07:02 – Subscriber Three-Minute Drill 08:14 – Profitability and Wrap-Up #AltimetryAuthority, #AIInfrastructure, #DataCenters, #Semiconductors, #AIChips, #GPUs, #TPUs, #Hyperscalers, #TechInvesting, #UniformAccounting, #CapitalSpending, #AdvancedComputing, #RobSpivey, #JoelLitman, #robspivey, #joellitman

In this episode of Altimetry Authority, Rob and Joel break down four key charts they believe will shape markets in 2026—and why they think the bull market can continue through 2026. They cover the biggest forces driving the next leg of this cycle: the electricity/utility cost surge, the reality of pullbacks inside major bull runs, a potential interest-rate “kickstart” for the consumer, and the macro picture behind U.S. vs. China vs. Russia. They also share two companies they believe could be beneficiaries of these trends, including how “uniform accounting” changes the profitability story versus standard GAAP. If you stick around to the end, you’ll also hear how they’re thinking about the “boom vs bubble” debate—and why they want critics to bring data. ➡️ Get the special report mentioned in the episode: https://newenergyboom.com 👇 Drop your take in the comments: Are we in a bubble… or still early in a boom? Episode Timestamps: 00:00 Four charts that shape the 2026 market outlook 01:32 Why rising electricity costs could dominate the 2026 election 03:44 AI, re-industrialization, and the coming power infrastructure surge 05:17 Why pullbacks are normal in major bull markets 08:36 Boom vs. bubble: challenging the popular narrative 11:00 Why a new Fed chair in 2026 could change interest rates 12:20 How lower rates could reignite the consumer 15:53 Global power shift: U.S. vs. China vs. Russia #AltimetryAuthority, #StockMarket, #Investing, #MarketOutlook, #BullMarket, #2026Outlook, #InterestRates, #FederalReserve, #EnergyInfrastructure, #Utilities, #AIInfrastructure, #Reindustrialization, #ConsumerSpending, #Geopolitics, #USvsChina, #UniformAccounting, #joellitman, #robspivey

Is Oracle (ORCL) really an AI winner — or is Wall Street right to be skeptical? In this episode of Altimetry Authority, we break down why Oracle’s aggressive push into AI data centers may be structurally destroying returns, despite the market’s enthusiasm around artificial intelligence. We also cover why AI data centers are not great businesses, compare Oracle to hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet, and explain why the real AI bottleneck isn’t data centers — it’s energy, labor, and electrons. Then, in a 3-minute drill, we analyze Concentrix (CNXC), one of the world’s largest call center and business process outsourcing companies. If you think Oracle is going to the moon, or you disagree with our take on Concentrix and AI, drop your thoughts in the comments. We read and respond. 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more data-driven stock analysis you won’t hear anywhere else. Episode Timestamps: 0:00 Oracle’s AI data center bet — why the market is skeptical 0:43 Oracle stock surge, AI hype, and fading enthusiasm 1:22 Oracle profitability revealed: GAAP vs Uniform Accounting 1:58 Wall Street forecasts vs market expectations for Oracle 3:54 Why Oracle’s shift to data centers destroys returns 7:43 The real AI bottleneck: energy, labor, not data centers 8:09 3-Minute Drill: Concentrix (CNXC) overview 10:02 AI disruption risk in call centers — is Concentrix a value trap? #Oracle #OracleStock #ORCL #AIStocks #AIInvesting #ArtificialIntelligence #DataCenters #AIInfrastructure #WallStreet #StockMarket #EquityResearch #FundamentalAnalysis #UniformAccounting #ROA #ReturnsOnAssets #TechStocks #Hyperscalers #CloudComputing #ValueInvesting #GrowthStocks #MarketExpectations #Concentrix #CNXC #CallCenters #BPO #AIAutomation #AIDisruption #TechEarnings #joellitman #robspivey #Altimetry #AltimetryAuthority

AI is exploding. Data centers are being built at record speed. But the real bottleneck isn’t chips, GPUs, or data centers — it’s electricity. In this episode of Ultimate Authority, we break down why the United States is heading into a massive electricity shortfall just as AI demand and re-industrialization accelerate. The numbers are staggering: tens of gigawatts of new data center capacity, shrinking baseload power, and surging electricity prices across the country. We explain: - Why electricity is the true constraint on AI growth - How data centers are driving unprecedented power demand - Why natural gas is the only near-term baseload solution - Why utilities may not be the best way to invest in this trend - And two stocks positioned to benefit from the coming electricity buildout We also include a 3-minute drill on Sunoco (SUN), breaking down its business model, dividend yield, cash flow coverage, and what the market is currently pricing in. 💬 Have a stock you want us to analyze? 💥 Disagree about AI’s power needs? 👍 Like, subscribe, and drop your thoughts in the comments. Episode Timestamps: 0:00 – AI’s Real Bottleneck: Not Chips or Data Centers—Electricity 1:15 – The Explosion in Data Center Power Demand 3:55 – Why the U.S. Power Grid Can’t Keep Up 8:45 – Baseload Power Explained (And Why Renewables Fall Short) 12:55 – Why Natural Gas Is the Only Near-Term Solution 15:10 – Two Stocks for the Coming Electricity Buildout 18:25 – Sunoco (SUN) 3-Minute Drill: Dividend & Cash Flow 22:45 – What This Means for Investors Going Forward #AI, #ArtificialIntelligence, #DataCenters, #Electricity, #PowerGrid, #EnergyStocks, #NaturalGas, #BaseloadPower, #Reindustrialization, #InfrastructureStocks, #UtilityCapex, #AIInvesting, #EnergyInfrastructure, #PowerPlants, #GridExpansion, #StockMarket, #Investing, #DividendStocks, #Sunoco, #Primoris, #AnteroResources, #RobSpivey, #JoelLitman, #altimetryauthority

CES is underway and Nvidia is stealing the spotlight. In this mid-week update, we break down Jensen Huang’s latest comments on exploding AI demand, Nvidia’s next-generation Vera Rubin chips, and the company’s growing push into robotics and self-driving. We also look at the biggest tech trends coming out of CES — including Micro RGB TVs — and discuss how global political shifts, including changes in Venezuela, could impact oil, energy, and other stocks investors are watching. 📌 Topics covered:• Nvidia’s AI growth and GPU demand• Vera Rubin chips and lower AI costs• Robotics, robotaxis, and self-driving• Micro RGB TVs explained• Venezuela, oil markets, and potential stock winners 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for weekly market insights. Links mentioned in video: My New Book is Out! 🎉 Get Your Copy Here: 👉 Sacred Truths of Investing https://a.co/d/0WXtqZr Listen to Market Buzz on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5Whlprq... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 📊 Access Louis Navellier's FREE Market Tools & Commentary! Links Below! 🔹 Navellier's Stock Grader – Find Out How Your Stocks Rank Free! https://secure.investorplace.com/?cid=MKT772937&eid=MKT815588&assetId=AST353203&page=3 📈 Louis Navellier’s Market360 https://investorplace.com/market360/ 📩 Get Market Updates Straight to Your Inbox! https://navellier.com/market-mail/ 🔍 Navellier Graders – Deep Stock Analysis https://www.navelliergrader.com/nsd/ #Nvidia #CES #AIStocks #ArtificialIntelligence #TechStocks #StockMarket #Investing #GPUs #JensenHuang #AutonomousVehicles #Robotics #SelfDrivingCars #Robotaxi #Semiconductors #EnergyStocks #OilStocks #Venezuela #EmergingMarkets #MarketUpdate #MidWeekUpdate #MicroRGB #ConsumerElectronics #TechNews #StocksToWatch Navellier & Associates owns Nvidia (NVDA), Alphabet Inc. Class A (GOOGL), Hesai Group Sponsored ADR (HSAI), Costco (COST), Ubiquiti Inc. (UI), Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) GE Vernova Inc. (GEV), D-Wave Quantum Inc. (QBTS),  IonQ, Inc. (IONQ), Bloom Energy Corporation Class A (BE), Argan, Inc. (AGX), EMCOR Group, Inc. (EME), Power Solutions International, Inc. (PSIX), Quanta Services, Inc. (PWR), in managed accounts. A few accounts own Tesla (TSLA), by client request. We do not own USA Rare Earth (USAR), Chevron Corp (CHV) or Conoco Phillips (COP). Louis Navellier and his family Nvidia (NVDA), Alphabet Inc. Class A (GOOGL), Hesai Group Sponsored ADR (HSAI), Costco (COST), Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) GE Vernova Inc. (GEV), IonQ, Inc. (IONQ), Bloom Energy Corporation Class A (BE), Argan, Inc. (AGX), EMCOR Group, Inc. (EME), Power Solutions International, Inc. (PSIX), Quanta Services, Inc. (PWR), via a Navellier managed account and Nvidia (NVDA),and Costco (COST), in a personal account. They do not own USA Rare Earth (USAR), Chevron Corp (CHV), D-Wave Quantum Inc. (QBTS), Ubiquiti Inc. (UI), Conoco Phillips (COP), or Tesla (TSLA) personally.

January is historically one of the strongest months for the stock market — but this year is starting with mixed signals. In this episode, Crystal and Louie break down what’s driving markets as the New Year gets underway, including shifting momentum, earnings expectations, Federal Reserve policy, and rising global uncertainty. We discuss whether recent market weakness is just holiday trading noise, what the latest sector data may be signaling, and how investors should think about major headlines coming out of Tesla, global geopolitics, and commodities like gold. The conversation also explores deflation risks, what they could mean for the Federal Reserve, and why the upcoming decision on the next Fed Chair could matter for markets. Finally, we preview several companies investors will be watching closely as earnings season begins. Topics covered include: * January stock market outlook * Earnings season expectations * Federal Reserve policy and deflation risks * Tesla and major stock headlines * Global events and market impact * Gold and safe-haven investing * Stocks to watch in the weeks ahead Whether you’re an active investor or simply trying to understand where markets may be headed next, this episode provides timely perspective to start the year. 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for weekly market insights. Links mentioned in video: My New Book is Out! 🎉 Get Your Copy Here: 👉 Sacred Truths of Investing https://a.co/d/0WXtqZr Listen to Market Buzz on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5Whlprq... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 📊 Access Louis Navellier's FREE Market Tools & Commentary! Links Below! 🔹 Navellier's Stock Grader – Find Out How Your Stocks Rank Free! https://secure.investorplace.com/?cid=MKT772937&eid=MKT815588&assetId=AST353203&page=3 📈 Louis Navellier’s Market360 https://investorplace.com/market360/ 📩 Get Market Updates Straight to Your Inbox! https://navellier.com/market-mail/ 🔍 Navellier Graders – Deep Stock Analysis https://www.navelliergrader.com/nsd/ #StockMarket #Investing #MarketUpdate #SantaClausRally #SmallCaps #FederalReserve #RateCut #Economy #AIStocks #Nvidia #GoogleAI #MetaAI #Semiconductors #EarningsSeason #TechStocks #RetailStocks #ConsumerConfidence #LaborMarket #DataCenters #FinanceNews #MarketAnalysis #Trading #Investors #WallStreet #EconomicOutlook #markets #stocks #investing #finance #earnings #fed #gold #bitcoin #AI #tech #economy #marketrally #traderlife #financialnews Navellier & Associates owns Nvidia (NVDA), Eli Lilly and Company (LLY), Ubiquiti Inc. (UI), Kinross Gold Corporation (KGC), Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), Seagate Technology (STX), Western Digital (WDC),  Celestica (CLS), Carpenter Technology (CRS), and Cardinal Health (CAH), in managed accounts. A few accounts own Tesla (TSLA), by client request. Louis Navellier and his family own Nvidia (NVDA), Eli Lilly and Company (LLY), Ubiquiti Inc. (UI), Kinross Gold Corporation (KGC), Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), Celestica (CLS), Cardinal Health (CAH), Seagate Technology (STX), and Carpenter Technology (CRS), via a Navellier managed account and Nvidia (NVDA), in a personal account. They do not own Western Digital (WDC), Tesla (TSLA) personally. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Music: Hypnosis by meloddict     / meloddict   License: Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://audiolibrary.com.co/meloddict... Music promoted by Audio Library:      • Melodic, Progressive, Trance No Copyright ...   ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

In this episode, Crystal and Louie break down why 2026 economic growth could surprise to the upside, even as headlines warn about slowing consumers, housing weakness, and global unrest. Louie explains how he correctly anticipated stronger GDP growth when most economists missed it — and what the data is signaling next. We analyze the latest GDP revisions, consumer confidence paradoxes, the K-shaped recovery, tax cuts, AI-driven data center demand, and Federal Reserve rate cuts — plus the growing debate around deflation risks tied to housing, China, and energy prices. The discussion then turns global, examining Europe’s rising unrest, farmer protests, political instability, and what it all means for the long-term outlook of the European Union. We close with 2026 wildcard events — including Ukraine, Venezuela, and U.S. midterm elections — and finish with a list of high-margin “monopoly” stocks and gold plays designed to weather volatility. ⏱️ Topics Covered * 2026 GDP growth outlook and why forecasts may be too low * Why consumer spending is strong despite falling confidence * The role of exports and trade deficits in GDP growth * Tax cuts, AI data centers, and falling interest rates * Housing market weakness and deflation risks * China’s exporting deflation and falling global prices * Why gold prices are surging * Europe’s protests, political stress, and long-term outlook * 2026 wildcards: geopolitics, elections, and energy * Best high-margin monopoly stocks and gold stocks for 2026 💬 Drop your questions in the comments to be featured in the next episode! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for all the latest market insights and subscriber Q&A! Links mentioned in video: My New Book is Out! 🎉 Get Your Copy Here: 👉 Sacred Truths of Investing https://a.co/d/0WXtqZr Listen to Market Buzz on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5Whlprq... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 📊 Access Louis Navellier's FREE Market Tools & Commentary! Links Below! 🔹 Navellier's Stock Grader – Find Out How Your Stocks Rank Free! https://secure.investorplace.com/?cid=MKT772937&eid=MKT815588&assetId=AST353203&page=3 📈 Louis Navellier’s Market360 https://investorplace.com/market360/ 📩 Get Market Updates Straight to Your Inbox! https://navellier.com/market-mail/ 🔍 Navellier Graders – Deep Stock Analysis https://www.navelliergrader.com/nsd/ #StockMarket #Investing #MarketUpdate #SantaClausRally #SmallCaps #FederalReserve #RateCut #Economy #AIStocks #Nvidia #GoogleAI #MetaAI #Semiconductors #EarningsSeason #TechStocks #RetailStocks #ConsumerConfidence #LaborMarket #DataCenters #FinanceNews #MarketAnalysis #Trading #Investors #WallStreet #EconomicOutlook #markets #stocks #investing #finance #earnings #fed #gold #bitcoin #AI #tech #economy #marketrally #traderlife #financialnews Navellier & Associates owns Nvidia (NVDA), Eli Lilly and Company (LLY), InterDigital, Inc. (IDCC), Robin Hood (HOOD), AppLovin Corp. Class A (APP), Alamos Gold Inc. (AGI), Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM), Ubiquiti Inc. (UI), Kinross Gold Corporation (KGC), Royal Caribbean Group (RCL), Costco (COST), Walmart (WMT), and Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), in managed accounts. A few accounts own Tesla (TSLA), by client request. Louis Navellier and his family own Nvidia (NVDA), and Eli Lilly and Company (LLY), InterDigital, Inc. (IDCC), Robin Hood (HOOD), AppLovin Corp. Class A (APP), Alamos Gold Inc. (AGI), Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM), Ubiquiti Inc. (UI), Kinross Gold Corporation (KGC), Royal Caribbean Group (RCL), Costco (COST), Walmart (WMT), and Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), via a Navellier managed account and Nvidia (NVDA), and Costco (COST), in a personal account. They do not own Tesla (TSLA) personally. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Music: Hypnosis by meloddict     / meloddict   License: Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://audiolibrary.com.co/meloddict... Music promoted by Audio Library:      • Melodic, Progressive, Trance No Copyright ...   ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Markets are sending a powerful signal. With 5% GDP growth projected, inflation cooling, and interest rate cuts back in focus, some are calling this moment economic nirvana. But what does the data really say—and more importantly, where should investors be positioned right now? In this episode, we break down: * Why economic growth is accelerating while inflation risks fade * The Federal Reserve’s next move and what global rate cuts mean for markets * Whether the Santa Claus rally is back on track * A surprising anomaly in crypto-linked ETFs * Our top A-rated stock picks to buy now, spanning AI, energy, infrastructure, healthcare, and gold These are real companies with real earnings power, positioned to benefit from the next phase of the market cycle—not speculative hype. 📈 Featured stock picks include leaders in AI deployment, data-center infrastructure, energy engineering, healthcare innovation, and defensive assets. If you’re looking for actionable investment ideas backed by macro trends and disciplined analysis, this is a must-watch. 💬 Drop your questions in the comments to be featured in the next episode! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for all the latest market insights and subscriber Q&A! Links mentioned in video: My New Book is Out! 🎉 Get Your Copy Here: 👉 Sacred Truths of Investing https://a.co/d/0WXtqZr Listen to Market Buzz on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5Whlprq... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 📊 Access Louis Navellier's FREE Market Tools & Commentary! Links Below! 🔹 Navellier's Stock Grader – Find Out How Your Stocks Rank Free! https://secure.investorplace.com/?cid=MKT772937&eid=MKT815588&assetId=AST353203&page=3 📈 Louis Navellier’s Market360 https://investorplace.com/market360/ 📩 Get Market Updates Straight to Your Inbox! https://navellier.com/market-mail/ 🔍 Navellier Graders – Deep Stock Analysis https://www.navelliergrader.com/nsd/ #StockMarket #Investing #MarketUpdate #SantaClausRally #SmallCaps #FederalReserve #RateCut #Economy #AIStocks #Nvidia #GoogleAI #MetaAI #Semiconductors #EarningsSeason #TechStocks #RetailStocks #ConsumerConfidence #LaborMarket #DataCenters #FinanceNews #MarketAnalysis #Trading #Investors #WallStreet #EconomicOutlook #markets #stocks #investing #finance #earnings #fed #gold #bitcoin #AI #tech #economy #marketrally #traderlife #financialnews Navellier & Associates owns Hesai Group Sponsored ADR (HSAI), Willdan Group, Inc. (WLDN), Comfort Systems USA, (FIX), Celestica Inc. (CLS), Bloom Energy Corporation Class A (BE), Oracle (ORCL), eGain Corporation (EGAN), Aurinia Pharm (AUPH), Indivior PLC (INDV), Equinox Gold (EQX), and Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), in managed accounts. Louis Navellier and his family own Hesai Group Sponsored ADR (HSAI), Willdan Group, Inc. (WLDN), Comfort Systems USA, (FIX), Celestica Inc. (CLS), Bloom Energy Corporation Class A (BE), Oracle (ORCL), eGain Corporation (EGAN), Aurinia Pharm (AUPH), Indivior PLC (INDV), Equinox Gold (EQX), and Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR), via a Navellier managed account. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Music: Hypnosis by meloddict     / meloddict   License: Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://audiolibrary.com.co/meloddict... Music promoted by Audio Library:      • Melodic, Progressive, Trance No Copyright ...   ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––