October 2025 Market Crash?
October is feared on Wall Street as the notorious "month of market crashes."
And it looks like this October could live up to its frightening reputation...
Especially if you're holding this beloved A.I. stock.
The signs are hard to ignore:
- Warren Buffett is hoarding record levels of cash...
- Goldman Sachs is telling investors to brace for a potential 20% selloff...
- Even Fed Chairman Jerome Powell just issued a warning about sky-high stock prices...
Now millions of investors across the country are left to wonder:
Is it time to sell and run for the hills?
One 50-year Wall Street legend just stepped forward with the answer.
He's been featured in Barron's, Bloomberg, and Forbes - and followed by over 800,000 people in 148 countries around the world - for his shockingly accurate market predictions.
He warned of the 2020 COVID crash, the 2022 bear market, and 2023 bank failures - all in advance.
Today's warning is different - but the ramifications for your wealth could be equally severe if you're holding the exact wrong A.I. stocks.
Including the doomed Wall Steet Darling he named live on-camera.
To hear that name and ticker, 100% free, click here.
Regards,
Allison Baxter
Senior Writer, Chaikin Analytics
P.S. In 2017, this same Wall Street legend went on CNBC and issued a warning for Priceline stock.
He was essentially laughed off the set.
But Priceline went on to drop 100 points - that very same night.
The stock he's warning about today could be the next Priceline.
Click here for its name and ticker.
Best Stocks Under $15? 3 Low-Priced Picks With Upside
Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 10/6/2025.
Key Points
- Stocks priced under $15 may appeal to investors with limited capital looking to diversify their holdings.
- While a low share price does not automatically mean a company's stock is undervalued, three firms do stand out for their inexpensive shares and their potential for upside.
- Franklin BSP Realty Trust, Evolution Petroleum Enterprises, and Enovix may all be worth a closer look for investors looking to be strategic with their capital.
One common psychological bias among investors is the allure of low-priced stocks—shares that trade at a bargain per share, which many assume must be undervalued. In reality, a stock's nominal price doesn't determine its potential for gains.
Still, low-priced stocks may benefit investors in two ways. First, investors with limited capital can achieve broader diversification by purchasing more shares across different positions. Second, for those without access to fractional shares, lower share prices expand the universe of affordable stocks. Below are three highly rated companies with shares trading under $15 that may appeal to either group.
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Franklin BSP Realty Trust Inc. (NYSE: FBRT) is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns and manages single-tenant commercial properties across the U.S. In July 2025, Franklin closed its $425 million acquisition of real estate financer NewPoint, adding lending capabilities that move the company toward a "one-stop shop" for clients.
Although this expansion is timely, Franklin's core portfolio has been shrinking, and its exposure to commercial—and now, multi-family—properties leaves it sensitive to shifting market and economic conditions. The company also faces credit risks tied to its new lending business.
Unsurprisingly, FBRT shares are down more than 12% year-to-date, trading below $11. Analysts, however, expect earnings to rise about 6%, which could help shrink an outsized dividend payout ratio of nearly 145%. Heading into the final quarter of 2025, five analysts have issued a unanimous Buy rating on FBRT, implying roughly 34% upside potential.
Major Minerals Acquisition Poses Near-Term Risks But Offers Growth Potential for Evolution Petroleum
Evolution Petroleum Enterprises Inc. (NYSE: EPM) is a small oil and gas company with a market cap of about $166 million. Despite its size, it recently completed a $17 million acquisition in Oklahoma's SCOOP/STACK region, a strategy aimed at buying royalties during periods of oil price volatility rather than investing heavily in new drilling.
In the near term, the added debt raises risk, but Evolution's latest earnings report (September 2025) showed net income up roughly 176% to $3.4 million and adjusted EBITDA rising 7%.
EPM shares have slid over 7% year-to-date, dipping below the $5 threshold that many investors use to define penny stocks. While penny-stock risks are real, analysts forecast a 60% jump in earnings and see about 25% upside potential, signaling that Evolution could reward those willing to tolerate added risk.
Industry-Wide Momentum May Offset Uncertainties Surrounding Enovix
Enovix Corp. (NASDAQ: ENVX), a maker of specialized lithium-ion battery components, trades under $12 despite a 30% rally over the past month. This surge largely reflects U.S. government signals of renewed support for the lithium industry, including stakes in key companies and joint ventures.
Meanwhile, Enovix raised $360 million through a convertible-notes offering, and investors are watching closely for signs it will deploy the capital in strategic acquisitions.
Short interest has climbed 16% over the last month, and analysts remain split—half rate ENVX a Buy, half a Hold. Yet with over 43% upside potential and growing industry momentum, risk-tolerant investors could find opportunistic entry points if Enovix executes on its growth plans.
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