Using Keith Kaplan’s new investment strategy has led to returns that have on average doubled the return of the S&P 500 since 2006. Not only that, it’s completely avoided any prolonged stretch of losses over that entire span.
Musk and Ramaswamy has an impossible task: cut out the “fat” in federal finances… but it’s almost all fat. But all of that money goes somewhere. And the people not getting it will resist. Even with a determined budget cutter at the head of the government, it would be an uphill battle. And probably, at this stage in the Primary Political Trend, impossible to win.
It’s too early to tell how much money people will spend today, but the stark divergence between two of America’s biggest retailers is a warning sign to pay attention to.
Bitcoin has been ripping higher since the election and there are two good reasons for this. The first is a big deal… the second, monumental.
Louis Navellier is now targeting the biggest gains of his career in AI stocks. And not just any AI stocks – breakthrough AI stocks. These are supercharged companies that have stellar fundamentals. As longtime readers will know, we’re hugely bullish on AI and automation at The Freeport Society.
There are many unlikely destinations running more efficient ports than those in the United States. This isn’t because American workers are uniquely slow. The problem is a refusal to automate due to obstinate unions. It’s also a result of shockingly stupid regulation.
Maybe self-driving vehicles excites you. Maybe it terrifies you. Maybe you’re still skeptical. Either way, you should be made aware of this burgeoning megatrend.
Hearing “artificial intelligence” and “nuclear” in the same sentence, my first mental image is the apocalyptic world of the Terminator in which Skynet becomes self-aware and then immediately decides to nuke humanity. The reality isn’t quite so scary.
According to the St. Louis Federal Reserve, eight of the last 13 rate-cut cycles saw a recession happen within two years. This current board is aware that past Fed chairs have cut rates too slowly and clearly want to avoid repeating that mistake. That’s why Eric Fry and his special guest in their upcoming presentation are excited to introduce something akin to a “Billionaire’s Investor Club.”
Chipotle’s new Autocado might look like marketing fluff to make the chain look less like a burrito shop and more like a robotics and artificial intelligence powerhouse. What company isn’t guilty of a little AI-washing these days? But I can assure you that this is not a cheap publicity stunt. Chipotle’s management knows exactly what is coming, and it ties directly into one of The Freeport Society’s core investment themes. It starts with that labor problem the Fed can’t help us with…
