Eric Fry

The world’s first robot store is now open in Beijing, where customers can now add humanoid robotics to their metaphorical shopping carts. But this isn’t a localized trend. It’s growing worldwide. So, today, let’s take a look at one tech giant where AI-powered robotics is already making major payroll waves stateside.

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.

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?

If the past few weeks have taught us anything, it’s this: We’re deep into uncharted waters. Between on again/off again trade talks, President Trump’s unscheduled visit to the Federal Reserve (and spar with Jerome Powell), and the U.S. and Israel withdrawing from ceasefire talks with Hamas, there’s chaos baked into every headline. But chaos is where fortunes are made. So where can we find those fortunes this week?

Our past is littered with the corpses of companies that failed to adapt fast enough to technological change. With the speed at which technology is advancing today, how many more face extinction. And how can investors pick the survivors?

Uncertainty is like acid to the markets. And as volatility increases, certain sectors become vulnerable to overbought conditions. They may be overextended and poised for a potential mean reversion, which basically means they snap back up or down to something closer to their long-term trend. This includes the tech sector… as was evident in April’s bout of earnings releases…