According to IRVING’s AI, it’s time to part ways with your two longest-held trades and add five new ones.
Remember, your AI-driven system works in seven-trading-day cycles.
Meaning, at the start of every seventh trading day (days when the market is open, not calendar days), your models and AI assign a ranking to all eligible stocks we rate.
There are several factors that go into whether a stock qualifies: Volume, market cap, whether it trades on a U.S. exchange, etc.
Then, once we have the eligible stocks ranked by probability of rising over the upcoming cycle, we cut it down to only those with the highest probability.
We ran this process this morning. And it resulted in these five new “Buys.”
Buy:
- Fulton Financial (FULT)
- Visa (V)
- Carrier Global (CARR)
- Atmus Filtration Technologies (ATMU)
- Enova Int’l (ENVA)
Last cycle’s two new positions also made the cut to go another round. Here’s what to do with those …
Hold:
- SAP (SAP)
- Qfin Holdings (QFIN)
Finally, the data for today tells us it’s time to part with these two …
Sell:
- Marsh & McLennan (MMC)
- Adtalem Global Education (ATGE)
Get those orders in.
It’s clear that industrials and financial-related companies remain in focus.
Industrial companies are sitting with a lot of potential energy as we continue to navigate the tariffs. And they are likely to explode once policy is set.
Financials, on the other hand, are already booming.
Big banks kicked off this earnings season with a bang.
According to Yahoo! Finance, “the five largest U.S. banks reported a collective 17% rise in trading revenues and a 7% increase in investment banking revenues.”
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley all blew away earnings estimates for the quarter.
So, it’s no wonder why Irving’s AI is targeting these sectors.
Of course, we also have one more major input into our analysis. We also only target Weiss Rating “Buys.”
Three of your new trades recently garnered this status.
Fulton and Atmus were upgraded to “Buy” ratings just this week. Enova joined the elite club in July.
Meanwhile, Visa has been a “Buy” since the start of 2023.
And Carrier has never been rated anything below “Hold” since it separated from United Technologies and started trading on its own in 2020.
So, we have a healthy mix of fresh “Buys” and a pair of long-time solid stocks for this cycle.
We recommend you get your orders — both “Buys” and “Sells” — in as soon as possible.
That’s it for today. Your next round of trades will take place on Friday, Aug. 15.
Until then …
Take care,
AL Qureiyeh
