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Dear Reader,

Martin Weiss here.

Earlier today, my colleague Chris Graebe sent you the message below. I asked my team to forward it to you again tonight for one specific reason.

I’m greatly concerned about the 10 popular household stocks our system just flagged as “Must-Sells.”

When the market fully absorbs the reality of the $38 trillion debt — and how the oil shock from the Middle East conflict accelerates that crisis — holding any of these 10 names could cost you years of portfolio gains.

That’s why you need to get rid of these stocks TODAY.

More details in Chris’s message below. See it and take preventive steps fast.

Martin

———- Forwarded message ———
From: Chris Graebe <issues@e.weissratings.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2025 9:45 AM

Dear Reader,

America’s rapidly surging debt is no secret.

But for years, Wall Street and Washington have treated our $38 trillion national debt like a problem for tomorrow.

A crisis they can just keep kicking down the road.

However, the conflict in the Middle East over the last two weeks just violently accelerated the timeline.

With the Strait of Hormuz locked down, oil is surging. And analysts are predicting $150 a barrel if this drags on.

When oil spikes like that, inflation roars back into the economy.

In the past, the government would try to print, cut, or borrow its way out of an inflation shock.

But you cannot do that when you’re sitting on a $38 trillion mountain of debt and paying $1 trillion a year as interest on it.

In short, this match has just hit a powder keg.

And it’s going to trigger a radical, violent shift in the U.S. stock market.

Popular household stocks that looked untouchable a month ago could get gutted. And another set of overlooked stocks could go for massive, historic runs.

That’s why I rushed to get this special broadcast live this morning.

Inside, I pull back the curtain on a 100-year-old market signal.

It’s the exact same data-driven signal that called the bank collapses of the 1980s, the 2008 financial crisis, and the 2020 crash.

And right now, it is flashing its most urgent warning in decades.

I’m not going to ask you to read a 50-page economic report to understand this. I’ve laid it all out in a new video presentation that’s officially live as of a few minutes ago.

You’ll see exactly what this signal is telling us to do with our money today.

More importantly …

I’m giving away the names and ticker symbols of 3 stocks this system just upgraded to an urgent “BUY.”

No strings attached. You’ll get the names directly inside the video.

If you have a 401(k), an IRA or a standard brokerage account right now, you cannot afford to ignore this data.

Click here to watch the urgent $38T briefing and get your 3 free stock picks now

Chris Graebe
Weiss Ratings

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Today’s Bonus Article

GPU Prices Are Surging—3 Ways to Play the AI Chip Shortage

Submitted by Thomas Hughes. Date Posted: 4/14/2026. 

KEY POINTS

• GPU rental pricing is surging as capacity limits cap supply, and demand continues to grow.
• GPU-as-a-Service providers are well-positioned in this environment, but are not the only ones to benefit.
• GPU and memory makers are also poised to see their revenue and earnings spike.
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AI bubble or not, demand trends indicate the market is still expanding with no end in sight. The news in early April is that GPU rental prices are skyrocketing, supporting a robust outlook for GPU-as-a-Service providers. The group spans a diverse array of businesses with one thing in common: they own or have access to NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) AI-capable GPU clusters at scale, rent them out on an on-demand or long-term basis, and benefit from a dynamic pricing model.

Dynamic pricing here means demand and supply align in a way that drives pricing power. Pricing power translates into an improved revenue and earnings outlook—key drivers of higher stock prices. Reports show H100 and H200 prices rose about 40% by March, while pricing for newer Blackwell and upcoming Vera Rubin models climbed 50% or more by April. Demand is so strong that operators are increasingly turning away short-term on-demand business in favor of longer-term, highly visible contracts that let them leverage capital markets, invest in growth, and expand.

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ALERT: DROP THESE 5 STOCKS BEFORE THE MARKET OPENS TOMORROW! (AD)

The Wall Street Journal is already raising the alarm about a potential market crash, and Weiss Ratings research points to the first half of 2026 as a particularly rough stretch for certain holdings. 

Some of America’s most popular stocks could take serious damage as a radical market shift plays out. Analysts at Weiss Ratings have identified five names you may want to remove from your portfolio before this unfolds. 

If any of these are in your portfolio, now is the time to review your positions.

See the 5 stocks to avoid

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Demand is clearly present. Reports also show major AI labs and hyperscalers delaying plans because of limited capacity, which reinforces a bullish outlook for data centers, GPUs, and the GPU-as-a-Service industry. The primary bottleneck is training capacity: persistent shortages—even for inference workloads—are impairing the training of large models. At the root is HBM memory. Each GPU requires multiple HBM stacks, and each stack uses several chips. HBM capacity is ramping, but material relief is not expected until well into 2027.

Play #1: Memory Chip Makers

Memory is at the center of the GPU shortage, and Micron (NASDAQ: MU) is among the best-positioned suppliers. Its HBM modules are considered top-tier for AI modeling and inference, and the company is well along with expansion plans. Micron has several projects underway to improve its supply chain and bolster its domestic footprint, many of which are expected to come online in 2027 and beyond. Until then, revenue and earnings are growing at a high triple-digit pace, estimates are rising, and the company benefits from shortages and higher pricing—Micron is reportedly sold out of HBM through 2027.

Micron’s analyst sentiment is strong. MarketBeat tracks 37 analysts—sufficient for a high-conviction rating; coverage has been increasing and the consensus rating is Buy. That Buy-side bias reflects conviction: roughly 90% of ratings are Buy or better. As of mid-April the consensus price target implied only about 10% upside, but more recent targets suggest at least 20% upside from the critical resistance at $450.

Play #2: GPU Chip Makers (That Aren’t NVIDIA)

NVIDIA is well-positioned to ramp production and capture revenue, but it may not be the best standalone stock play for every investor. Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) has lagged NVIDIA in some respects, yet it is on the verge of launching a new line that includes rack-scale solutions and the software stack to run them.

AMD’s open software stack is designed to compete with NVIDIA’s CUDA, positioning the company to win data center share. Because AMD’s chips are viewed as strong for inference and potentially more cost-effective, demand could outstrip supply quickly, with positive spillover for the broader data center and GPU-as-a-Service markets over time.

Companies that have announced deals for MI450 products include Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META), OpenAI, and Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL). Each plans to use the GPUs to power high-capacity computing centers for AI development and inference. Analysts are bullish, expecting revenue growth to accelerate sequentially over the next several quarters and are raising price targets ahead of fiscal Q2 2026 results. MarketBeat data shows 40 analysts covering AMD, with a Moderate Buy consensus and an implied upside of roughly 20% to 55%.

Play #3: GPU-as-a-Service Providers

GPU-as-a-Service providers are clear beneficiaries of the pricing environment, which directly boosts revenue and earnings. Names such as CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV), Applied Digital (NASDAQ: APLD), Nebius Group (NASDAQ: NBIS), and IREN Limited (NASDAQ: IREN) all qualify, though each has distinct characteristics. CoreWeave may be the best-positioned, with more than 30 data centers across the EU and U.S., but the others also stand to gain meaningfully.

The main hurdle is the buildout—it’s underway but costly, often financed with debt and dilutive capital. That said, rising backlogs reduce some execution risk. Nebius Group is a case in point: its liabilities grow in 2026, with total obligations approaching $8 billion, but it is backed by a backlog exceeding $45 billion, which provides revenue visibility as it scales.

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