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January 2024
Quantitative Ratings on the Biggest and Most Important Companies Reporting Earnings This Week
This is a big week for investors. The Federal Reserve announces its latest decision on interest rates – the overwhelming consensus is that rates will be left where they are – and five of the seven largest companies in the world report their quarterly results. The average market capitalization for these companies is $2.1 trillion. Just five years ago, Apple (AAPL) became the first company to hit $1 trillion in value. Now it and Microsoft (MSFT) are both valued over $3 trillion. We’ll hear from both this week, along with Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon (AMZN), and Meta Platforms (META).
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From China to California: Be Careful What You Wish For
An important idea from The Freeport Society…
Read nowThe World Is Changing, But Getting in Early Is Still the Way to Make Big Money
There’s no doubt that artificial intelligence has changed our world, and we barely even understand what it is. Who could forget when ChatGPT was released on Nov. 30, 2022? It made an immediate impact on everything. After its debut, it took no time for A.I. to become a megatrend… one that made investors a lot of money fast. In the short time since ChatGPT, we’ve seen everything from A.I. solving traffic court violations faster than lawyers to doctors getting faster cancer diagnoses than the human mind ever could.
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The Profit Column: An A.I. Trading Win Streak to Celebrate
Predictive Alpha delivered in December…
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Why You’re Wall Street’s Favorite Product
Can you really beat the market? | Wall Street’s secret weapon | A.I. systems are nothing new to billionaires | They’re watching your trades | How you can level the playing field… Imagine you’re sitting at a table with 10 professional investors, whose job it is to beat the market by picking individual stocks. How many of them would you guess beat the S&P 500 over the last 15 years? Keep in mind, these are Wall Street investors with vast
Read nowThese Once-Hot Stocks Are Cold as Ice
Rivian debuted in late 2021 at an IPO price of $78. It opened trading on Nov. 8 that year 37% higher and peaked that next day at $179.47. You can buy it today under $15 – or more than 90% below its high. Other EV startups tell a similar though slightly less dramatic tale… going public when EVs were the hottest thing around and enduring a couple of years of price declines. But aren’t EVs the next big thing? If so, these low prices could be amazing buying opportunities.
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My Top A.I. Pick Just Soared 36% In One Day – What’s Next?
Less than 15 months ago, artificial intelligence was known about and discussed, but more as this mysterious concept from the future. Now, almost every business on the planet is racing to embrace A.I. and all it can do – not to mention riding the buzz. Stocks sure have ridden the wave. Record numbers of companies mentioned A.I. in the earnings calls last year, and we can expect more this year. We should hear a lot of chatter when the big players release results next week.
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