In today's volatile environment, we're seeing strong companies pull back sharply alongside weaker ones. That creates opportunity… but also risk. Let's take a look at how to spot a true bargain during the selloff… and what to steer clear of.

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Goldman Sachs (GS) just crushed earnings estimates, yet its stock fell alongside other market leaders. Here's why strong results aren't enough anymore... and how investors should position their portfolios.

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Is CoreWeave (CRWV) a buy amid its plunge? Plus, sectors to buy on the pullback… The telecom monopoly… Will the 10-year hit 6%? … Rate hikes for 2026… DigiPower X (DGXX) and VivoPower (VIVO)... And Berkshire's Lennar (LEN) move.

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The bull thesis around big banks has fallen apart. Plus, why good news isn't stopping the selloff… Are we in the middle of a bubble popping? … 3 sectors holding up amid the market carnage… And more.

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GLP-1 drugs have turned Eli Lilly into a trillion-dollar company. But growing competition and changing consumer habits are creating new investment opportunities. Here's where Frank is looking next.

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The Nasdaq is hovering near record highs, but many recognizable stocks are struggling underneath. Here's why a handful of megacaps can mask widespread weakness—and what investors should watch next.

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Do inverse ETFs offer protection during a selloff? Plus, should you buy oil stocks now or wait for a pullback? … 2 power stocks to buy amid AI volatility… And a great trade setup in uranium.

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Forget politics: The AI power story is stronger than ever. Plus, breaking down the market volatility… What the PMI means for inflation… A diesel export ban? … BofA's year-end targets… And McDonald's (MCD) bleak Investor Day.

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After years of stagnation and skepticism, the uranium market is poised for significant growth for the foreseeable future. Here's what's driving the "uranium renaissance"... and how to benefit from this long-term secular trend.

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Should investors be concerned about the selloff in financial stocks? … Are SMLs a headwind for data centers? … A Curzio Research matchmaking service… And why Anthropic is turning to the government.

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High interest rates, rising energy costs, and a more expensive AI buildout are creating new risks for stocks. Here's how these headwinds reinforce one another—and what investors can do to protect their portfolios.

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The perfect storm to push stocks lower. Plus, how Warsh can help ease market fears… Why hyperscalers need to slow AI spending… JB Hunt (JBHT) just sounded the alarm on energy prices… And why did the Clarity Act fail?

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Elon Musk says the AI race is accelerating beyond anyone’s control. But every competitor faces the same physical limit: electricity. PJM’s widening power shortfall shows why companies with secured grid capacity could become the next major AI trade.

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Advanced computing is lowering the cost of discovery… and increasing the value of information companies already own—like seismic surveys, exploration records, and other legacy datasets. Here's what it means for investors.

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For years, near-zero rates pushed investors into stocks. Today, cash and bonds offer attractive returns again—changing the market's risk/reward setup and giving investors more reason to be selective. Here's what it means for your portfolio.

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AI needs more power. Oil majors need new reserves. Electrification needs more copper. Here's how we're investing in the scarce assets positioned to become more valuable as demand continues to outpace supply.

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The market could pull back 20% from current levels. Plus, Bessent's bond move… Sectors to buy (and avoid) as long-term rates rise… Offshore oil stocks… How to manage big winners… And one of the best business models in the world.

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AI demand remains incredibly strong. But as Big Tech's spending overwhelms its free cash flow, more of the buildout is being financed with debt… just as borrowing costs are rising. Here’s what investors need to watch.

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If the 10-year note hits 5%, we're in trouble. Plus, will the Fed raise rates in September? … One of Dell's (DELL) best quarters ever… 2 pick-and-shovel stocks to play rising oil prices… And more.

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The Iran conflict is doing more than pushing oil higher. It's sending ripples through key economic drivers. Here are three under-the-radar trends already taking shape… and what they mean for investors.

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