That system powers my stock recommendations in The TradeSmith Investment Report and other research publications I produce. I use it for myself and my family. I would never buy or recommend a stock without it. I sell the results to hedge funds, institutions, and professional traders. And I want to share a summary of how it works… how you can pick the big winners that people talk about. The stocks that make you money.
Read nowWe’re fortunate to live in a time with some of the best wealth-building opportunities in the history of the world. And building wealth is the whole point. Why else invest? Many of these massive opportunities come in companies that are reshaping our world – like AI darlings, tech innovators, cybersecurity stalwarts, robots, and other life-changing juggernauts. But the road to riches is also paved with what I sometimes call Stable Mabels. Every investor needs some of those in their portfolios, too.
Read nowWe are nowhere near the end of the line for massive gains from AI. Sure, prices will ebb and flow, and the talking heads will inevitably question whether the AI boom is over. It’s not. In fact, it may be about to catch fire again… as soon as Monday.
Read nowReady for another quant speed round? I am. And based on the number of tickers you keep sending in, I’ll bet you are as well. Today we’ll run eight stocks through my system to review their Quantum Scores, which tell you pretty much everything you need to know when analyzing a stock.
Read nowThe best stocks aren’t always the best stocks. In fact, they can be dangerous. We all want to own stocks that go up more than any other, but the ones that zoom in eye-popping fashion are often extremely small or extremely speculative. Investors might pile in and hope for the best on one headline, and then they might bail just as quickly on the next headline. You might get lucky and make good money, depending on the timing. But the probability is much higher that you will come out bruised in the end.
Read nowMy dad is sitting on a nearly 4,000% gain. I watched his $5,650 turn into $227,000… and counting. (I’ve also watched my own $10,000 turn into $0. That’s a story – and important lesson – for another day.) It started in 2017 when my dad asked me about this new-to-him company he heard about: Nvidia (NVDA). We’ve all heard about it now, but I knew it then, as well, as I had already created my Quantum Edge system, and NVDA was flashing in all the right spots.
Read nowWithin 10 minutes or so, that stock was about 70% higher. It was still tiny and trading just over 50 cents per share, but 70% within minutes is huge. And in this case, a little frightening. The conference attendees in the room were buying shares… even as the speaker talked about it. When it was my turn to get up on the stage, I did a good job killing the excitement in the room by telling them my dishwasher story…
Read nowIn today’s Power Trends+ video, we are reminded of the importance of investing in great companies, not just a great story. You and your fellow readers continue to send in impressive tickers for us to analyze, and even those that are lackluster allow us to demonstrate what to look out for when finding winning stocks.
Read nowThe biggest and best investments are often in companies leading the way in megatrends, future-altering ideas, and cutting-edge innovation. Next-generation ideas can produce generational profits. You might be thinking artificial intelligence, computer networking, and robotic medicine. All true. But there’s another massive trend I want to look at today. One that goes back more than 100,000 years. That’s when the first homes were built.
Read nowKobe Bryant, one of the greatest basketball players of all time, embodied this pursuit of excellence with what he called his “Mamba Mentality.” He wanted to be better each day then he was the day before. “it’s the process of doing better every day – and doing that for a period of years – that then creates a masterpiece.” I didn’t think about it day to day, but thanks to those early pushes, I was in full Mamba Mentality while spending an estimated 30,000 hours, at least $250,000, and significant brainpower developing my Quantum Edge stock rating system.
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