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  • 5 days ago | investorplace.com | Eric Fry

    Editor’s Note: As one of the most accomplished traders of our time, my colleague Jeff Clark has spent the past 40 years successfully using chaos and volatility to his advantage. In fact, he has accurately predicted every volatile market period this century, including…the Great Recession of 2008…the Covid crash of 2020…the bear market in 2022…and the tariff scare in 2025. Volatility in the market is nerve-racking.

  • 6 days ago | investorplace.com | Eric Fry

    Editor’s Note: Uncertainty is everywhere. Just look at the fact that more than 350 S&P 500 companies cited the word “uncertainty” on their latest earnings calls, the highest in years. But legendary investor Louis Navellier says the real story isn’t about what’s unclear – it’s about three major economic shifts that are already happening with full clarity.

  • 1 week ago | investorplace.com | Eric Fry

    Hello, ReaderEarlier this month, I wrote about AI agents and made a point worth repeating…Agentic AI is here, and it’s moving fast. Well, it turns out I was right on the money. Just a few days after publishing that Smart Money, Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) announced its new Gemini-powered coding agent, AlphaEvolve – a development that confirms what I’ve been tracking in the sector.

  • 1 week ago | investorplace.com | Eric Fry

    Hello, Reader. Tom Yeung here with today’s Smart Money.   In A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens writes about – you guessed it – two different cities. The 500-page novel is a whirlwind tour of London and Paris and focuses on how characters are shaped by their environments in the late 1700s. The relative law and order of London allows our protagonists to generally succeed, while the chaos of Paris’s “Reign of Terror” swallows them whole.

  • 1 week ago | investorplace.com | Eric Fry

    Hello, Reader. Before I began my investment career, I was an avid motorcyclist during my “crazy youth” in the 1980s. And during that decade, my home state of California had not yet passed a helmet law. Therefore, I have to admit, I didn’t always wear one. Sometimes yes, sometimes no, depending on the circumstances. Obviously, helmets can and do save the lives of riders who get into serious accidents.

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