Dear Reader,
We may be getting closer and closer to the death of the dollar...
But it won't look like what most people expect.
It won't have anything to do with inflation or a government collapse...
What's actually happening is much more dangerous for you than that.
Right now, the wealthiest people in America — Musk, Zuckerberg, Ellison — are systematically moving their money out of dollars and into a completely different type of currency. One that you've likely never been taught about.
It's not bitcoin or any other crypto.
But after nearly five decades on Wall Street, I've never seen a new trend accelerate this quickly.
As I've been telling others: "The wealth transfer already underway will make the Gilded Age look like a warm-up act."
What exactly is going on? And what does it mean for every dollar you're currently holding?
I've put together an urgent briefing with everything you need to know.
Regards,
Louis Navellier
Senior Quantitative Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace
P.S. I've identified 7 companies already positioned at the center of this currency shift. The last time I spotted an opportunity like this, Nvidia soared as high as 10,000%... I'd like to send you their names when you watch my briefing today.
3 Cybersecurity Stocks Where Insiders Are Making Big Moves
Submitted by Leo Miller. Date Posted: 4/1/2026.
Key Points
- Palo Alto Networks' CEO purchased nearly $10 million in company stock amid a sharp sell-off, boosting his direct ownership by roughly 25%.
- Insider sales at CrowdStrike and Rubrik were tied to tax obligations on vesting RSUs and predetermined trading plans—not bearish bets.
- Only a small fraction of companies have ramped up cyber spending to address AI-driven threats, even as AI adoption widens the attack surface.
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Along with many other parts of the market, cybersecurity stocks have taken a tumble in recent months. This includes companies like Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) and CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD). Both stalwarts are down more than 15% so far in 2026 and roughly 30% from their 52-week highs. Even larger declines are being seen at smaller players like Rubrik (NYSE: RBRK), with shares off about 50% year-to-date in 2026.
Much of this weakness reflects concerns roiling the broader software industry: artificial intelligence (AI) disruption. Some argue AI tools can find and repair vulnerabilities more effectively than traditional cybersecurity platforms. But markets may be underestimating how AI adoption can create new cybersecurity risks.
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After nearly five decades on Wall Street, Louis Navellier says a major currency shift is already underway - and the wealthiest Americans, including Musk, Zuckerberg, and Ellison, are quietly moving money out of dollars and into a different type of asset entirely.
It's not bitcoin or any other crypto. Navellier has identified 7 companies he believes are positioned at the center of this trend - the last time he spotted a setup like this, Nvidia climbed as high as 10,000%.
Watch Navellier's urgent briefing and get all 7 company namesBoston Consulting Group notes that AI systems embedded in organizations are themselves becoming targets that bad actors can exploit. At the same time, only 5% of companies have increased cyber spending specifically to combat AI threats, and 70% of organizations report difficulty attracting talent to handle these risks. That suggests cybersecurity could become more important, not less.
Insider trading activity across cybersecurity stocks paints an interesting picture for investors amid this sell-off.
PANW CEO Ups Stake Big-Time as Shares Tank
In late March, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora purchased just under $10 million worth of his company's stock, at an average price near $147. The stock rose about 5% the next trading day as investors reacted to the bullish signal.
Given the stock's decline, Arora appears to have bought the dip. Despite the market pressure, Palo Alto has continued to deliver solid financial results: it has reported revenues at or above expectations in each of its last four quarterly reports and has posted significant beats on adjusted earnings per share.
The company's trailing-12-month revenue growth is roughly 15%–16%, a modest acceleration compared with about 14% growth in the prior 12-month period. Its operating margin rose 190 basis points in the most recent quarter to 30.3%.
Palo Alto has pushed back on AI-disruption fears. In its last earnings call, Arora said he was "confused why the market is treating AI as a threat." He added, "As enterprises start putting more critical functionality in the hands of AI, they will want control of AI agents or of their AI infrastructure, and that requires more security. So, I think generally it's a positive trend towards more security adoption."
Those comments help explain Arora's sizable purchase, which increased his direct ownership in PANW by nearly 25%, and align with the implications of BCG's research.
CRWD and RBRK Sales: Red Flags or Business as Usual?
By contrast, recent insider selling at CrowdStrike and Rubrik may worry some investors. In March, CrowdStrike insiders — from CEO George Kurtz to President Michael Sentonas — sold a combined $28.1 million of CRWD shares. Rubrik insiders, including director John Thompson and CFO Choudary Kiran Kumar, sold about $6.6 million of stock.
Those transactions might seem to contradict the bullish signal from Palo Alto. However, the sales mostly came with mitigating circumstances and do not necessarily signal pessimism. Thompson's sales, for example, were executed under a predetermined 10b5-1 plan, meaning they were arranged well in advance and are consistent with scheduled liquidity needs rather than a change in conviction.
Many of the other sales were administrative: each CRWD filing in March states, "All reported sales were made to cover tax withholdings due on vesting of restricted stock unit (RSUs) awards, as required under the Issuer's administrative policies." The RBRK filing from Choudary Kiran Kumar contains a similar note.
In short, insiders were required to sell to satisfy tax obligations triggered by RSU vesting, which is an administrative necessity rather than an explicit negative signal about company prospects.
Bullish Insider Buys Still Require Patience
Overall, Arora's PANW purchase is a clear bullish signal for the company and, given the industry-wide pullback, is somewhat encouraging for the sector. The administrative nature of the CRWD and RBRK sales means they do little to contradict that signal.
That said, insider buys do not always produce immediate reversals in sentiment. For example, Nike's (NYSE: NKE) CEO bought about $1 million worth of NKE shares at the end of 2025 near $61. The stock spiked after the purchase but has since fallen below $55. Investors should view insider activity as one useful data point among many and be prepared for potential lag before any change in market direction becomes evident.
After Blowout Earnings, How Much Higher Can Micron Go?
Author: Jessica Mitacek. Article Posted: 3/24/2026.
Key Points
- Since 2025’s tariff tantrum, shares of Micron Technologies have gained more than 553%, including 34% so far in 2026.
- In its Q2 2026 earnings report, the company announced quarterly revenue growth of 196% and earnings growth of 682%.
- Micron’s fiscal Q3 single-quarter revenue guidance exceeds the full-year revenue for every year in the company's history through fiscal 2024.
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While it has been a difficult year for the tech sector—whose more than 6% year-to-date (YTD) loss ranks fourth worst among the S&P 500's 11 sectors—that has not been the case for every stock in that corner of the market.
Since its 52-week low on April 4, 2025, amid the fallout from President Trump's broad tariff announcements and the market's ensuing tariff tantrum, shares of Micron Technologies (NASDAQ: MU) have gained an astonishing 553%.
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It's not bitcoin or any other crypto. Navellier has identified 7 companies he believes are positioned at the center of this trend - the last time he spotted a setup like this, Nvidia climbed as high as 10,000%.
Watch Navellier's urgent briefing and get all 7 company namesThe semiconductor company—which specializes in memory and storage solutions, including dynamic random access memory (DRAM), NAND flash, and high-bandwidth memory (HBM)—has seen its stock soar more than 34% YTD, with the latest boost coming after Micron reported blowout Q2 2026 earnings.
Investors who have enjoyed the dramatic run-up are now asking how long the good times can last, and whether Micron can continue to defy the broader tech sector's weakness.
Despite Corrections, Micron Continues to Climb
In Q1 2024, Micron's market cap was $108.18 billion. One year later, that figure has more than quadrupled, now standing at nearly $476 billion and placing the company among a select group of publicly traded mega-caps.
The adage, "what goes up must come down," is often attributed to Sir Isaac Newton. Newton's point applied to physical objects subject to gravity, but stocks don't obey that law—and few have demonstrated that better lately than Micron.
That said, the company's gains over the past year have not been a straight line. The stock experienced corrections of more than 18% in November, nearly 15% in both December and February, and close to 14% between late February and early March.
Each time, shares recovered and pushed to new all-time highs. To illustrate, in early April 2025 the stock traded at $64.72; at the time of writing, shares are changing hands for a little over $400.
No single catalyst explains this move; Micron has benefited from numerous tailwinds. Most recently, on March 15 the company announced plans to construct a second chip factory in Taiwan after completing the acquisition of Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation's P5 site in Tongluo, Miaoli County.
"The new site will complement Micron's existing operations in Taiwan as an extension of the company's vertically integrated mega campus in Taichung," the press release said. It will include "approximately 300,000 square feet of existing 300mm cleanroom space and will support Micron's efforts to expand supply of leading-edge DRAM products, including HBM, to meet growing AI-driven demand."
AI Demand Is Powering Micron's Run of Earnings Beats
Another recurring catalyst has been the company's strong earnings reports, many of which have been fueled by the AI demand driving the company's growth. That has helped create a competitive moat for Micron and an impressive string of earnings beats.
Since Q2 2016, the company has missed earnings expectations only twice. Put another way, over the past decade Micron has reported 39 earnings beats in 41 quarters.
Most recently, the company reported a top- and bottom-line Q2 2026 beat on March 18, with revenue of $23.86 billion versus analyst expectations of $18.90 billion and earnings per share (EPS) of $12.20 versus analyst expectations of $8.50.
For context, one year earlier (Q2 2025) EPS was $1.56, a year-over-year (YOY) increase of more than 682%.
Quarterly revenue growth was another standout, rising more than 196% YOY.
In his earnings-call remarks, CEO Sanjay Mehrotra highlighted that quarterly revenue nearly tripled year over year, with record results across DRAM, NAND, HBM, and all business units.
Mehrotra added that Micron's "fiscal Q3 single-quarter revenue guidance exceeds the full-year revenue for every year in our company's history through fiscal 2024. For fiscal Q3, we anticipate exceptional records across revenue, gross margin, EPS, and free cash flow."
Adding to that, the company's board approved a 13% increase to Micron's quarterly dividend, which Mehrotra attributed to rising AI-driven memory demand, supply constraints, and solid execution.
"Memory and storage solutions are at the heart of this AI revolution," Mehrotra said.
What Wall Street Thinks About Micron
Analysts remain bullish on Micron, assigning the stock a consensus Buy rating.
With an average one-year price target of $453.55, MU could see potential upside of more than 12% from current prices as earnings are expected to grow nearly 76% over the next year.
Current short interest is negligible at less than 3%, suggesting there isn't a large, crowded bearish bet against the stock. Institutional ownership is high—around 81%—and net institutional buying outpaced selling in four of the past five quarters.
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