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Here's What You Missed Last Week (Marc's Newest Prediction) Click here to view How I Think About Risk With Four Stocks By Joe Austin, senior analyst, Chaikin Analytics When it comes to stocks, you're lucky to be able to choose your bets... In yesterday's essay, I talked about a lesson from my father and grandfather that helped shape how I think about risk in stocks. And picking up where I left off... My personal poster child for risk that's not worth taking is Kraft Heinz (KHC). The good news about this company is that demand for its products isn't going away anytime soon. But it's hard for me to see how this company ever grows. Kraft Heinz reported 2026 second-quarter earnings earlier this month... with less-than-impressive results.  Net sales were down about 1%. Before some one-time charges, operating income fell 18%. The company also reported a loss. But that loss came from a big write-down on the value of some brands. It was an accounting charge, not real money going out the door. Strip that out, and the business still threw off a lot of cash. Free cash flow grew 10%... The company turned every dollar of adjusted profit into $1.23 of cash. Even Warren Buffett has his hands in the mix. His company, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B), is Kraft Heinz's largest shareholder – with a 27.5% stake. But the shine has worn off. Berkshire wrote down the value of that stake by $3.76 billion, a rare black eye for Buffett. And back in January, Berkshire filed paperwork to sell the whole position. Though it hasn't pulled the trigger yet... As of the end of June, it still held every share. In January this year, Steve Cahillane took the helm at Kraft Heinz. And he has been trying to turn the company around. Cahillane paused a plan to split the company in two, and he's spending $700 million to breathe new life into the company's brands. But do you really want to risk your retirement on some sort of sea change in the ketchup business? To me, it's not a risk worth taking. But with the Power Gauge, we can find plenty of worthwhile stocks... Recommended Links: Today, Marc Chaikin Is Closing the Doors Until midnight tonight, you can claim one FREE year of the new "EQ" Power Gauge and essentially six free months of Chaikin Analytics' Breakthrough Investor. This product has an underlying system that could help you double your money by foreseeing the biggest earnings beats, BEFORE they occur, especially in AI and high tech. Doors close on this special offer at MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. Until then, click here for the full details. Why Marc Chaikin Believes You Should Buy This AI Stock Before August 26 Nvidia's next earnings report could be huge for an AI startup planning what Fortune magazine calls "the most valuable initial public offering in history." In this presentation, Marc Chaikin explains why an under-the-radar telecom firm is the best way to gain pre-IPO exposure to this massive disruptor. Click here for its name and ticker symbol (must act before August 26). Using the Screener to Find Golden Opportunities I ran our new stock screener to find names rated "bullish" or "very bullish," with an Earnings Quality ("EQ") rating of "high" or "very high." I also limited my search to stocks in the Russell 3000. That search returned just more than 200 stocks. But the top five by market cap alone give you plenty to dig into. They included a biotech company, a healthcare services company, an aerospace and defense company, and two software companies. The two software companies both sell at 25 times sales or more, so I eliminated them from the mix. That's nosebleed territory for me in terms of valuation. But the other three were worth a closer look... In the first quarter of this year, the biotech company reported $15 billion in revenue – up 12% year over year ("YOY"). This beat Wall Street estimates by an impressive $300 million. Since then, this biotech company raised its full-year revenue guidance to more than $67 billion, roughly 10% growth. And the company's cash flow looks great too. Its operating cash flow grew to almost $20 billion. The aerospace and defense company also had a great quarter. Its revenue jumped 14% YOY to $24.7 billion. That revenue figure beat Wall Street estimates by about $1.8 billion. Alongside those results, this aerospace and defense company raised its full-year revenue guidance to as much as $96 billion. This means management is projecting roughly 9% growth this year. The company's cash flow looks great, too. It threw off $2.9 billion in free cash flow in the quarter. And it expects up to $8.75 billion for the full year. Moving on to the healthcare services company, its financials raise some red flags. Its revenue was $112 billion last quarter, roughly flat YOY. So the company isn't growing like the other two. At first glance, the earnings look strong. Profits grew 56% YOY and beat Wall Street expectations by about 30%. On the strength of that, this healthcare services company raised its full-year earnings outlook to $19.50 to $20.00 per share. This is up from the $18.25-plus projected earlier this year. And the company's cash flow is strong – running at about $24 billion so far this year. But it's always smart to look closer... That jump is mostly the company climbing out of a hole it dug last year when high costs crushed its profits. This makes the growth look bigger than it really is. This company runs a solid business. But of the three here, it's clearly the laggard and might not be worth the risk.   The Spectrum of Risk So there's your choice, laid out plainly... On one hand, you're betting on a turnaround in the ketchup aisle.  On the other hand, you have two strong picks from a simple search using our Screener tool. Both of these stocks are growing. Both make plenty of cash. And both keep raising their targets for sales, profits, and cash flow. Kraft Heinz asks you to hope. The Power Gauge hands you results. And when it's your retirement on the line – hope isn't a strategy. My grandfather knew that. He was terrified of debt... and for good reason. My father understood that too and never let go of it. Money can be tight, and there might not always be enough. That's the inheritance they passed down to me. No family fortune, but a clear-eyed respect for risk. And while I fear taking the wrong risks... I hope to always have the courage to seize the right ones when it counts. Good investing, Joe Austin P.S. Over the years, the Chaikin Analytics team has developed some amazing tools to help everyday investors like you navigate the markets more safely... The Power Gauge, the Screener, my Earnings Quality tool, and others help investors manage their risk.  In a special presentation last week, our founder Marc Chaikin and I went on camera to share the details of a market disconnect... And to show you how to leverage these tools to manage risk in a volatile market.  You can still watch the free broadcast here, but don't wait! This special presentation goes off air at midnight tonight.  Market View Major Indexes and Notable Sectors     # Hld:     Bullish     Neutral       Bearish Dow 30 +0.27% 8 16 6 S&P 500 -0.29% 118 270 104 NASDAQ -1.00% 21 58 20 Small Caps -0.66% 563 1015 338 Bonds +0.62%   Insurance +1.36% 33 19 1 — According to the Chaikin Power Bar, Small Cap stocks and Large Cap stocks remain somewhat Bullish. Major indexes remain all bullish. *  *  *  * Sector Tracker Sector movement over the last 5 days Health Care +4.58% Staples +3.27% Materials +2.57% Communication +1.35% Discretionary +1.33% Real Estate +1.12% Financial +1.11% Energy +0.85% Utilities -2.17% Industrials -3.93% Information Technology -5.40% *  *  *  * Industry Focus Semiconductor 2 38 4 Over the past 6 months, the Semiconductor subsector (XSD) has outperformed the S&P 500 by 23.22%. However, its Power Bar ratio which measures future potential is Weak, with more Bearish than Bullish stocks. It is currently ranked #16 of 21 subsectors and has moved down 2 slots over the past week. Indicative Stocks RGTI Rigetti Computing, Inc. NVTS Navitas Semiconductor Corporation POWI Power Integrations, Inc. *  *  *  * Top Movers Gainers EXPE +5.44% CHD +3.78% MO +3.60% GDDY +3.55% IT +3.51% Losers STX -6.51% SNDK -6.45% CIEN -6.02% MU -5.83% JBHT -5.65% *  *  *  * Earnings report Earnings Surprises No significant Earnings Surprises in the Russel 3000. *  *  *  * You have received this e-mail as part of your subscription to PowerFeed. If you no longer want to receive e-mails from PowerFeed, click here. You’re receiving this e-mail at reditudo@gmail.com. For questions about your account or to speak with customer service, call +1 (877) 697-6783 (U.S.), 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Eastern time or e-mail info@chaikinanalytics.com. Please note: The law prohibits us from giving personalized financial advice. © 2026 Chaikin Analytics, LLC. All rights reserved. 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