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AI is changing the world. We need it to do exactly that. But right now, the economics of AI are terrible.

Birthrates in the West have been low for decades. Today, women in all three countries give birth to just 1.6 babies on average. We’re now starting to see what a real worker shortage looks like. And it’s about to get a lot worse. Today, I’ll dig through the numbers to show you what our future may look like… and how physical AI might be our only solution at this point. Then I’ll show you how, as an investor, you can take advantage of this now unstoppable trend.

Thanks to AI, robots are now stepping off the screen and into the real world – and taking over physical tasks once reserved for humans. Given the right hardware and software, they’ll be capable of far more than household chores. This shift will reshape entire industries… and reward those who get in position early. So, today, let’s take a look at how Rosey the Robot is quickly coming to life.

President Trump fired Erika McEntarfer, the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), last week. Unfortunately, nothings going to change. Here’s why, and how to prepare.

We’re on the cusp of AI’s “Day Zero” moment. This is when AI stops being a “cool tool” and starts actively transforming industries, infrastructure, and daily life. Once that happens, our world will look like nothing that’s come before.

Last week’s significant economic news – the positive GDP report and the hugely revised unemployment report – all but guarantees what the Fed will do next. So let’s discuss why markets reacted the way they did on Friday, with the S&P 500 and the Dow both losing more than 1.2% and the Nasdaq and Russell 200 tanking about 2% each. Then I’ll explain what all of this means for our portfolios.

The gist of Ms. Russell’s argument is that the deal includes requirements for Europe to buy energy and military equipment from the U.S. This kind of stuff is made by people wearing hardhats or wielding power tools, that is… by “blue collar” workers. Ms. Russell, who lives in Texas and has four children, must not have much free time. If she had, she might have thought this through a bit further.

What happens when someone asks you a question on a topic that should come with a trigger warning? You don’t hold back. At least, I didn’t when I answered the question Philip emailed…

Amazon is an investor darling. Despite being up 60% since it’s last 52-week low, the majority consensus among mainstream analysts is that it’s a strong buy. But is it really?

Today, July 30, marks a major seasonal turning point, based on more than three decades of market data. What comes next?