Dear Reader, Since you may not have had a chance to tune in... I thought I'd share my response to one of the top questions we received during my "Ask Me Anything" Open House this week. Please note: The full replay and your opportunity to access THREE of my model portfolios for the next 30 days comes down at midnight tonight. G.K.C. asked: Why is there so much hype and unfounded enthusiasm for AI?... I realized from designing several automated assisted production systems, during my professional career, that you can only go so far with automation when you need some human intervention... Just a thought.
And listen, I get why this is on some people's minds: - Bloomberg recently warned that Nvidia shares are overheating...
- Apollo's Chief Economist has been sounding the alarm, saying AI is worse than the dot-com bubble...
- Even the European Central Bank recently issued a similar AI bubble warning.
But as I explained in my full new interview, that's to be expected. You see, Harvard researchers who studied this found that for every negative word in a headline, people were 2% MORE likely to click. Meanwhile, for every positive word in a headline, people were 1% LESS likely to click. I remember one particularly amusing headline in August 2023 – take a look...  Now, I don't mean to call out the person who wrote it... But this article was published five months AFTER the Power Gauge had issued its "BULLISH" rating on Nvidia, before the uncontested darling of the AI industry soared another 648%... 
To see the details behind how high I think Nvidia could go next, click here to watch my new interview BEFORE it disappears at midnight tonight. Just consider this recent development... Nvidia announced this week that its latest chip, which they call a "robot brain," is now for sale for just $3,499. That may not sound inexpensive, but it is downright cheap compared with their flagship chip, which will run you $25,000 at least. Now any person or company with the know-how and a few thousand dollars can build any kind of robots they can imagine. So, it isn't difficult to understand why Nvidia's robotics division is growing at 72% annually as of May. Or why the Power Gauge is still "VERY BULLISH" on the stock, despite having a low earnings-quality score. And today, you can access three of my FULL model portfolios from my highest-level research services to see what other innovative opportunities the Power Gauge tells us could soar. This is a special offer I'm making today as part of my first-ever "Ask Me Anything" Open House. Our event this week went great... We answered a huge number of reader questions. And we're still sending responses to readers who asked questions during the event. So, I wanted to give a special thank you to viewers of the event. And to do that, I made the best offer Chaikin Analytics has ever made. But it's possible that we failed to communicate it clearly. Put simply, we're offering full access to three publications for the price of one. Then, at the end of 30 days, you choose which research letter you'd like to continue receiving for the next year. This is an unprecedented offer from Chaikin Analytics. And it's likely we'll never make an offer like this again. So, if you've been on the fence... or you weren't exactly sure which Chaikin Analytics product was right for you... Simply call our U.S.-based customer service team right away: 1-800-985-5916There's no question that we're in an economically turbulent time. The jobs market is softening... But stocks can still soar dramatically before the year ends. Then we'll set our sights on the kind of stock opportunities that will work best next year, 2026, what I am calling "the year of the bear." That means now, more than ever, is the time to position yourself for the months ahead. And today, you have the opportunity to do just that with the Chaikin Analytics research letter that best fits your investing style. Get full access to ALL my highest-level research for the next 30 days when you click here. (Ends at MIDNIGHT tonight.) Please don't miss this. Be well, Marc Chaikin
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