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| By Jim Nelson |
With the first quarter of 2026 in the books, the Weiss stock ratings system has a lot of new data to process.
As noted last week, this incoming data seems to be indicating the Mag 7’s poor start to 2026 will continue.
And that’s dragging down the whole market:
Of course, skyrocketing oil prices, poor unemployment numbers and a Fed that’s stuck between a rock and a hard place don’t help.
That doesn’t mean everything is falling.
Michael Robinson just laid out why poor Mag 7 performance doesn’t signal a problem in the AI Supercycle.
In fact, he has three companies in three subsectors within tech that he’s tracking closely.
The money that’s flowing out of big stocks like Microsoft (MSFT) and Nvidia (NVDA) is flowing right into these three companies.
Watch Michael lay out why here.
Your other experts are finding other ways to play this tough market.
Here’s where they are looking …
While select AI stocks are still poised to go higher, Nilus Mattive runs the math on the economic consequences of AI layoffs AND inflation.
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David Phillips gives you the second most common mistake he sees in estate planning.
China’s Pain Is Vietnam’s Gain
Sean Brodrick looks at a huge shift in international trade. And he has an easy way to play it.
URGENT: What to Do About the SpaceX IPO
The SpaceX IPO was officially announced this week. And Michael is all over it. He already laid out what it means. And now he shows you a better way to play it.
A Better AI “Fund” Than Any ETF out There
ETFs can be a great way to add diversification to your portfolio. But with the increase of “high-risk ETFs,” Michael found another type of “fund” to play AI infrastructure.
Have a great holiday weekend!
Jim Nelson
Managing Editor, Weiss Ratings Daily
