Dear Reader, Some prominent financial analysts are now predicting a "perfect storm" for the stock market that will be worse than 2008. But 60-year Wall Street legend Marc Chaikin says it's time to prepare for a totally different kind of shock. In a new must-see briefing, Marc shows how there have been four separate shocks since the AI bull market began in 2022... Each time, they've sent prices skyrocketing higher... creating historic boom times for the companies — and industries — involved.
- Like, Broadcom up 904%...
- Palantir up 3,035%...
- And Powell Industries, up as much as 3,427% in just 15 months...
Marc calls them "AI Demand Shocks" and says that understanding what a demand shock is... and where AI will create one next... is the way to spot the next wave of mega-winners in 2027. This isn't Marc's first bold AI prediction. He recommended Nvidia all the way back in 2015, before it went on to surge over 21,000%. And years before AI became a household term, he developed a 20-factor computerized stock-rating system to identify tomorrow's winners on Wall Street... TODAY. That system even identified some of the biggest winners in each of the four demand shocks that we've seen from AI so far...
- Like Sandisk, before it rose 300% in just a few months.
- Seagate, before it rocketed 393% in months.
- And Micron Technology, before an 827% gain in just a year.
Now Marc says his system indicates another demand shock is about to send a totally new group of stocks into the center of the race to scale AI. That's why he just released a new investing briefing. In it, he explains exactly what's happening to the all-important AI trade... what to expect in the U.S. stock market in the next 90 days as a result... And the concrete steps to take right now with your money, to place your portfolio in the best possible position. Including the name of ticker symbol of one company sitting right at the center of it, which he shares free of charge just for watching. Good investing, Vic Lederman
Publisher, Chaikin Analytics |
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