As data centers become dependent on battery storage, there are reasons to be bullish on this sector...

The Strait of Hormuz blockade could go for a while... Oil futures spike again... The key level to watch... What the UAE leaving OPEC means... The Fed holds and Powell is staying... A robot visited our office...

This AI bull market is starting to get frothy...

On Monday, I analyzed software maker ServiceNow (NOW) through my "first look" lens. Then I did a deeper dive yesterday, focusing on the "SaaSpocalypse" that's crushing the sector – and why ServiceNow won't be displaced by AI. I also noted that "the stock today is the cheapest it has ever been." Today, I'd like to finish my analysis of ServiceNow by elaborating on these points... My team and I did a full write-up on the company in last month's issue of Stansberry's Investment Advisory (subscribers can access it here), in which we detailed ServiceNow's expertise: ServiceNow sells workflow-management and AI-orchestration […]

Semiconductors have been growing in importance for decades. And in today's volatile market, there's plenty of upside left for this industry...

OpenAI still isn't making enough money... A 'dark AI crisis' is coming... What to do about it... A lot of news on the war in Iran... Economic pressure is mounting... Oil prices keep going higher...

When it comes to slashing health risks, you need to learn to take the heat...

1) In yesterday's e-mail, I analyzed Software as a Service ("SaaS") provider ServiceNow (NOW) through my "first look" lens. My team and I did a deep dive on the company in Stansberry's Investment Advisory last month, after the stock had been nearly cut in half. (If you're not already a subscriber, you can become one by clicking here.) Despite the company's strong financials, the stock has continued to fall since then. One of the main reasons for that is the "SaaSpocolypse"... This refers to the investor panic around SaaS companies, driven by fears that artificial intelligence ("AI") will severely impact […]

One index recently rallied for one of its longest stretches ever. And according to history, that means a 26% rally is possible over the next year...

On today's episode of Stansberry Investor Hour, Pete Carmasino shares his investing process... addresses the energy crisis... and looks at the sectors he likes right now.