It’s been a tough week on Wall Street. Stocks are down, and volatility is up.
But that’s not anything to worry about with our strategy.
We take all the emotion out of investing and rely on our 10 terabytes of proprietary data.
So, let’s get into what that data tells us right now …
First, IRVING’s AI just signaled for you to buy these five stocks:
- Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company (WTW)
- Illinois Tool Works (ITW)
- Rush Enterprises (RUSHA)
- MetLife (MET)
- InvenTrust Properties (IVT)
It also kept ESAB Corp. (ESAB) high on the list.
This week, we recommend you simply hold onto your ESAB shares.
That leaves five positions for you to sell:
- T-Mobile US (TMUS)
- KT Corp. (KT)
- Lowe's Companies (LOW)
- Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP)
- Sixth Street Specialty Lending (TSLX)
The market is down nearly 3% since we last traded. But your two winners — TMUS and CCEP — limited your downside this cycle.
We recommend you place all these orders right now.
Once you do, you should be sitting on six total trades — the five new ones and ESAB from last cycle.
Then come back for a brief look at your newest additions.
All Sizes Welcome
As you can see, these six stocks come in all shapes and sizes:
From Illinois Tool’s $70 billion market cap all the way down to InvenTrust’s $2.2 billion, IRVING’s AI has a reason for each of these.
Let’s start with the industrial products manufacturers — ITW and ESAB.
While the two are in similar lines of work, they couldn’t be more different.
ITW is a 100-plus-year-old giant with many product lines — from construction equipment to food packaging products to polymers.
ESAB focuses more on welding products and gas solutions.
ITW is a brand-new addition to AI Profit Accelerator. ESAB has been here before with overall positive performance.
Both look poised to climb even if the market continues to show weakness.
If you’ve been following along, you should also be familiar with Rush and InvenTrust, too.
Rush — a commercial truck dealer — has been an IRVING’s AI pick three times, resulting in three small gains.
InvenTrust — a diversified real estate investment trust — appeared once, resulting in a solid seven-day gain last month.
You likely already know MetLife. It is one of the largest insurance companies in the world — with policies covering everything from dental to pets.
Willis is probably a new name for most. Though, with a $30 billion market cap, it’s by no means a tiny company.
It offers HR and business solutions to companies of all sorts. That includes a huge host of services — from insurance brokerage to capital management.
All six are coiled up for gains over the next seven trading days. So, get your orders in.
And be sure to mark your calendar for Nov. 26, the day before U.S. Thanksgiving. That’s your next trading day.
Take care,
AL Qureiyeh
