| WEEKLY ROUNDUP Hello, Reader. How do you balance the potential for another 20%+ return for the market in 2025 with the growing risk of a fiery crash that ends this bull market? InvestorPlace’s technology investing expert, my friend and colleague Luke Lango, recommends that you “embrace the boom”… while you also “beware the bust.” But how do we do that, exactly? Today, I’m going to share a special video interview between Luke and InvestorPlace Digest Editor Jeff Remsburg in which they dive into this idea in more detail. Their discussion centers around Luke’s new stock screener, Auspex, which is engineered to identify the strongest stocks in the market according to a suite of fundamental, technical, and sentiment indicators. It’s one of the most rigorous, selective screening systems I’ve ever seen, flagging only around 10 to 20 stocks per month out of a universe of 10,000. Luke crunched the historical data, and from September 2019 to September 2024, if rebalanced monthly, Auspex would have returned 1,054%. Over the same period, the S&P 500 returned just 110%. Here are a handful of the other questions Luke and Jeff tackle: - Where is the market going in 2025?
- When does Luke see the crash arriving, and what will be the catalyst?
- Why is Auspex more robust and powerful than other screeners?
- What’s the time commitment for users and what returns are possible?
I’ll note that Luke’s commentary about 2025’s market conditions by itself is well worth the listen. By the way, if you missed it, Luke held a live event last week that went into even more details about Auspex. We’re making that broadcast available for a limited time, which you can access here. That’s enough introduction from me, folks. Click here or “play” on the image below to watch for yourself.  And once again, here’s the link to Luke’s Auspex Anomaly Event. Now, let’s look at what we covered here at Smart Money this past week… Smart Money Roundup SPONSORED | | Something huge is about to hit the stock market. Wall St. legend Louis Navellier calls it: “The most significant market event of my 47-year career…” He says that when this event comes crashing down on the stock market in the coming months… millions of investors will be taken by surprise. Put aside all of your other concerns for the moment… because if you’re on the wrong side of this monumental market shift, you risk getting wiped out. Click here for details. | | SPONSORED | | Wall Street legend Louis Navellier just issued a stark warning… He says we’re at the very early stages of a historic rupture in the stock market. In fact, the early cracks have already started to appear… Those on the right side of the fault line will have the opportunity to make more money in the next year than they might think possible. And those on the wrong end will risk taking a massive hit to their portfolios… or worse. Are you prepared for what’s coming? Click here for details. | | | | | Last month, we learned that Colossus – the world’s largest supercomputer – is about to get a lot bigger. And two AI companies are key in this expansion: Nvidia and Supermicro. My InvestorPlace colleague Louis Navellier discusses the ramifications of this announcement on the AI Boom, and briefly addresses whether investors can feel confident in these names moving forward. |  | | Looking Ahead When OpenAI launched ChatGPT two years ago, that was the moment that many consider the dawn of the Age of AI. But the newest development in the world of AI – what Louis Navellier, Luke Lango, and myself are calling AI Day One – is fast approaching. AI Day One will be the biggest, most transformational economic event of our lifetimes. It will also be the biggest investment opportunity of our lifetimes, where we believe the AI appliers will dominate. These are companies that are not at the forefront of producing the material needed to create AI. Instead, they are employing AI technology within their own products and services. Louis, Luke, and I will continue discussing AI Day One – and all that it entails – throughout this week. Stay tuned… Regards, |  | | Eric Fry
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