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Third-party analyst just put a $1 billion price tag…
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Vyome Holdings, Inc’s. (Nasdaq: HIND) Lead Drug Valued at $1 Billion…And They’ve Just Locked in Phase 3 Funding
Last week, Vyome Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: HIND) dropped two pieces of significant news that have this small-cap biotech looking seriously undervalued.
Here’s what happened:
An independent analyst just valued Vyome’s lead drug at $1 billion. Destum Partners, a respected life sciences advisory firm, conducted a rigorous U.S. market assessment and concluded that VT-1953, which is Vyome’s breakthrough treatment for malignant fungating wounds, could be worth nearly $1 billion upon Phase 3 completion, with peak annual sales approaching $600 million.
Even now, at the Phase 2 stage, the analysis pegs VT-1953’s current value at $455 million.
And the total addressable U.S. market? $2.2 billion…for a condition with zero FDA-approved treatments.
In addition, the company has locked in its Phase 3 funding…on shareholder-friendly terms. Vyome Holdings has raised the capital it needs to fund interim Phase 3 results through its existing ATM facility, with just 15% dilution and no warrants attached.
According to CEO Venkat Nelabhotla, Vyome turned down multiple investment banks offering larger blocks of capital with strings attached. Instead, management sourced what they called “the absolute lowest cost of capital” to protect existing shareholders.
Here’s why this is such a massive development:
Vyome is now fully funded through interim Phase 3 results expected mid-2027. That means multiple potential catalysts ahead, including trial milestones, data readouts, possible orphan drug designation…all without the overhang of dilutive financing.
And here’s the kicker: despite a third-party valuation suggesting the lead drug alone could be worth $455 million today, Vyome’s entire market cap sits well below that figure. In fact the company right now appears to be significantly undervalued at a market cap of under US$12 million.
This appears to be a unique, high-upside opportunity for fast-moving investors. Vyome Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: HIND) just got independent validation that its lead drug could be a billion-dollar asset…and management has secured funding without sacrificing shareholder value.
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As Berkshire Exits Its Kraft Heinz Position, Is the Stock a Sell?
Submitted by Jordan Chussler. Article Published: 1/27/2026.
What You Need to Know
- Newly entrenched Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel has decided to share the company’s 28% stake in consumer staples giant Kraft Heinz.
- The move comes after shares of KHC, which are down more than 3% year-to-date, lost 21% in 2025.
- Kraft Heinz has seen top-line contraction for eight consecutive quarters, resulting in analysts assigning the stock a consensus Reduce rating.
Last week, it was reported that newly appointed Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B) CEO Greg Abel has initiated the process to sell the company’s nearly 28% stake—or approximately 325 million shares—in consumer staples giant Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ: KHC).
The move, which occurred less than one month after Abel took the reins from Warren Buffett, comes after KHC shares opened the year with a drop of more than 3%, following a 2025 performance that saw the stock slide by more than 21%.
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But for income investors whose dividend portfolios have relied on the company’s high yield for years, does Berkshire’s move—which marks the end of a 10-year position—make Kraft Heinz an automatic sell?
The Root of Kraft Heinz’s Issues
Strictly from an earnings perspective, KHC has generally delivered: the last time the company missed earnings expectations was Q4 2018. But earnings alone do not equal profitability.
Although bookended by profitable quarters in 2025, Kraft Heinz reported a loss of more than $7.8 billion in Q2. That loss was tied to a $9.3 billion non-cash impairment chargeand weaker sales driven by persistent inflation.
The company, whose roots date back to 1869 (Heinz) and 1903 (Kraft), has relied on aggressive cost-cutting measures for years, including the controversial zero-based budgeting strategy. A decade after the Kraft-Heinz merger, the food conglomerate still struggles to shed the debt incurred in that deal.
To put that challenge in perspective: as of Q3 2025, Kraft Heinz carried more than $19 billion in long-term debt versus a cash position of $2.1 billion.
At the same time, a weak labor market, shifting consumer confidence, and ongoing U.S. dollar devaluation have pushed cost-conscious shoppers away from branded products and toward private-label (store brand) alternatives.
Can KHC Reverse Course?
In September 2025, Kraft Heinz announcedplans to split into two scaled, independent companies. The division—tentatively named Global Taste Elevation Co. and North American Grocery Co.—is expected to be finalized in the second half of 2026.
The idea is to create two more focused businesses: Global Taste Elevation will emphasize sauces and condiments, while North American Grocery will concentrate on meals and snacks.
The plan has its critics, chief among them Warren Buffett, who objected to aspects of the split, particularly that it will not be subject to a shareholder vote.
Long term, the two publicly traded companies may find relief from issues that have plagued Kraft Heinz since the merger. But in the near term, a turnaround does not appear imminent.
While the company does not report full-year and Q4 2025 results until Feb. 11, it would not be surprising to see quarterly revenue contract for a ninth straight quarter. KHC’s negative net margin of 17.35% indicates the company is currently spending more than it earns.
Meanwhile, a dividend payout ratio of nearly -43% shows the company is not generating enough earnings to cover its dividend payments, which raises the risk of future cuts. Kraft Heinz’s dividend currently yields 6.59%, or $1.60 per share annually, but income investors should be prepared for that yield to be reduced.
What Wall Street Thinks About Kraft Heinz?
Sentiment on Kraft Heinz is tepid. Of 23 analysts covering the stock, one rates it a Buy, 17 rate it a Hold, and five rate it a Sell. Overall, KHC receives a consensus Reduce rating.
The average 12-month price target for KHC is $26.16, implying just over 11% potential upside from current levels. The company scores lower than one-third of MarketBeat’s evaluated companies and ranks 73rd out of 149 stocks in the consumer staples sector. Compounding matters, Kraft Heinz’s financial health has been in the Red Zone, according to Tradesmith, for more than 19 months.
Institutional ownership remains above 78%, but that will likely fall once Berkshire Hathaway completes its sale. Current short interest of 4.37% suggests bearish investors are watching Kraft Heinz for further downside in the year ahead.
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America’s New Industrial Push Has a Timeline — and…
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America’s New Industrial Push Has a Timeline — and It’s Short
Editor’s Note: Eric Fry, here. Markets have always been unpredictable, but as we move into 2026, the landscape feels fundamentally different…
Extreme concentration and record highs are accelerating, and the market has responded accordingly with sharp swings.
Today, my colleague Luke Lango will explain further why 2026 may not be “business as usual” like we’re used to… and more about a coordinated, government-backed push to secure America’s leadership in AI and critical technologies.
For Luke’s full breakdown of what’s unfolding, including the timeline and where the pressure points may form, you can watch his new free Genesis Mission broadcast right here.
Take it away, Luke…
The American free market has officially closed for renovation.
And when it reopens, it won’t look anything like the one we once knew.
We are sprinting toward a corporate-state hybrid that looks less like 1980s Wall Street and more like 1942… when Detroit stopped making Buicks and started building B-24 bombers.
But instead of building planes, we’re building AI data.
And the Trump administration isn’t just supporting companies. It’s buying equity in them.
In just the past few months, the White House has taken…
- A 10% stake in Intel Corp. (INTC) by converting CHIPS Act grants…
- A 15% position in rare earths supplier MP Materials Corp. (MP)…
- A 10% stake in Trilogy Metals Inc.(TMQ)…
- And a 10% stake in Lithium Americas Corp. (LAC).
After MP announced its partnership with the Department of Defense on July 10, 2025, the stock shot up 100% in just seven days. From peak to trough over the past six months, MP gained close to 230%.
Now, take a look at TMQ before and after the Trump administration invested $35.6 million in the company:
From October 6, when the government invested in TMQ, to October 14, the stock shot up 407%! Even if you missed that initial surge, it’s still up 200%-plus since.
Then there’s LAC stock, which saw a surge of 140% a mere day after reports emerged that the Trump administration was seeking a 10% stake in the miner. From peak to trough, LAC surged nearly 230%.
But these gains in these companies were just the appetizer.
The main course is the Genesis Mission.
So, let’s dig into what the Genesis Mission is… why I believe it’s the single most important investment theme of 2026… why traditional analysis will fail you here…
And how to position your portfolio beforethis transformation becomes obvious to everyone else.
Because once it does, the easy money will be gone.
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America’s Manhattan Project for AI Dominance
On November 24, President Trump signed an executive order launching the Genesis Mission. The financial media (still obsessing over quarterly earnings and Fed policy) referred to it as an “AI initiative.”
But the Genesis Mission isn’t about building a better chatbot. It is the Manhattan Project for AI.
It’s an acknowledgment by the White House that “letting the market decide” is how you lose a war to a command economy like China.
China doesn’t wait for a startup to secure funding to build a fusion reactor. It just builds it. Nor does it rely on market forces to secure its antimony supply. It seizes the mines instead.
That’s why the Trump administration has looked at Beijing and said, “Fine. Two can play at that game.”
Led out of the Department of Energy, the Genesis Mission will do the following:
- Centralize Scientific Data
- The DOE is nationalizing the world’s largest scientific datasets.
- Weaponize AI
- These datasets are being fed into massive, state-run AI models trained on government supercomputers to solve physics and engineering problems that would normally take decades.
- Compress Timelines
- The goal is to shrink 10 years of research and development into 10 months.
- Pick Winners
- The government will identify the companies critical to this mission, fund them, provide them with the AI, and – crucially for investors like us – likely buy equity in them.
This is a total mobilization of the U.S. industrial base. And it is targeting six strategic industries.
Only Six Sectors Matter in 2026
The Genesis Mission identifies six specific industries that will determine whether America remains a superpower or becomes a vassal state.
These are the only sectors that matter in 2026:
- Biotechnology – AI-trained scientific foundation models to compress drug and materials discovery from years into months.
- Critical Materials – AI-driven discovery, mining, and processing of rare earths, lithium, uranium, and antimony.
- Nuclear Fission and Fusion – Reliable, 24/7 energy to power AI supercomputing at national scale.
- Quantum Information Science – Solving problems classical AI cannot: optimization, simulation, cryptography.
- Semiconductors and Microelectronics – Domestic control of the chips that run AI, robotics, and defense systems.
- Advanced Manufacturing (Robotics and Automation) – Robotic labs and automated factories that turn AI designs into physical output.
This is the modern Manhattan Project. And Washington has already pressed “go.”
Your 270-Day Investment Window
The White House is not wasting time here.
The Genesis Mission executive order sets an aggressive timeline with specific deadlines, starting from November 24, 2025:
- 60 Days (Q1 2026):
- The Secretary of Energy must submit a list of at least 20 specific challenges to solve within those six industries.
- 90 Days (approx. February 22):
- Identify all available supercomputing and cloud resources that can be added to the platform.
- 120 Days (approx. March 24):
- Identify the initial datasets and models to be used.
- Develop a security plan for bringing in data from outside the government (e.g., universities and businesses).
- 240 Days (approx. July 22):
- Review capabilities for “robotic laboratories” and automated manufacturing facilities.
- 270 Days (approx. Aug. 21):
- Go Live: The “American Science and Security Platform” must demonstrate “initial operating capability” for at least one of the identified challenges.
- 1 Year (November 24, 2026):
- The secretary must submit a full report on progress, user engagement, and scientific outcomes.
As far as Washington goes, that’s an all-out sprint…
The Only Trade That Matters in 2026
The U.S. government is no longer a referee. It’s an activist investor.
And now we know its playbook:
- Identify a strategic bottleneck inside one of the six pillars.
- Back the company that solves it — with grants, contracts, regulatory fast-tracking, and often equity.
- Let the market reprice the stock violently.
We’ve already seen this pattern with Intel, MP, Trilogy Metals, and Lithium Americas… all of which doubled or tripled quickly after federal cash moved in.
And the Genesis Mission expands that playbook across six entire industries.
Essentially, it’s a government-issued roadmap showing exactly where trillions of dollars in U.S. capital are about to flow.
Just like the Manhattan Project… just like the Apollo Program… the government is building a national fortress — and selecting the companies that will form its foundation. Those companies will define the next cycle.
That’s why the smartest strategy for 2026 isn’t stock-picking based on macro guesses or Fed-watching…
It’s about aligning your portfolio with the Genesis Mission’s six industrial pillars. Ignore the noise about interest rates, GDP prints, or consumer sentiment. In 2026, there is only one balance sheet that truly matters: the federal government’s.
And Washington is preparing to deploy staggering sums – through grants, guaranteed contracts, regulatory fast-tracks, and direct equity stakes – into a very specific set of industries and companies.
Will you be positioned before the capital floods in… or will you be chasing headlines after the easy money is gone?
Because this is no longer theoretical. Here’s just one example…
The National Nuclear Security Administration has issued a Request for Information titled “Transformational AI Capabilities for National Security.” Execution is underway. Contracts are being shaped. Funding priorities are being finalized.
This confirms what insiders already knew: This is a production program, not a research project.
If you want to understand how the Genesis Mission will unfold… which companies Washington must back first… and where the real asymmetric gains are forming before institutions move…
Watch my free Genesis Mission briefing now.
Once the contracts are announced and the capital hits, the market won’t wait for you.
Miss it and you’ll spend the next decade reading about gains you could have positioned for today.
Watch my broadcast today to get prepared for what’s coming.
Regards,
Luke Lango
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A Tax by Any Other Name is Still a…
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The Tariff Lie
Dear Reader,
They tell you foreigners will pay for the tariffs.
They say it with a straight face. On television. In speeches.
- Discover the shocking truth politicians won’t tell you: Tariffs are just another tax, and you are the one paying for it, not foreigners.
- Learn the hidden cost of tariffs that never shows up on a balance sheet—the goods you can no longer afford and the choices you can no longer make.
- The one simple economic reality that proves both buyers and sellers lose in a trade war, while the government gets rich off your transaction.
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It’s a lie.
A lie for the financially illiterate.
The Simple Math They Ignore
My rich dad taught me that numbers don’t lie. People do.
Let’s do the math.
An apple from overseas costs $2. The government adds a $1 tariff.
The seller wants to charge $3. To make the same profit.
But you’re not stupid. At $3, you buy fewer apples. Maybe you buy none at all.
So the seller has a problem. A surplus. To move the product, he has to lower the price. Let’s say $2.60.
Who pays?
You do. You pay 60 cents more for each apple.
The seller does. He makes 40 cents less for each apple.
And you both lose something else. The sales that never happen. The apples you wanted but didn’t buy. The profit the seller needed but didn’t make.
Everyone loses.
Except one.
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A Tax, Not a Weapon
A tariff is a tax. Nothing more. Nothing less.
It’s a tax on a transaction. A transaction between a willing buyer and a willing seller.
The government inserts itself into your deal. It takes a cut.
In our example, the government makes $1 on every apple sold. It doesn’t produce anything. It doesn’t add value. It just takes.
It gets its money from your pocket. And from the seller’s pocket.
It’s not a weapon against foreigners. It’s a tax on you.
The Hidden Cost
Here’s what the politicians and the pundits never talk about.
The real cost of a tariff isn’t just the extra money you pay.
It’s the loss. The loss of choice. The loss of opportunity.
It’s the 200 pounds of apples that were never sold. The profit that was never made. The food that was never eaten.
That loss doesn’t show up on the government’s balance sheet. The government only counts the money it collects.
But that loss is real. It’s a liability. It makes you poorer. It makes the economy weaker.
Even if the foreigner paid every single cent of the tariff, you would still lose.
You would have fewer goods to choose from. Higher prices for the goods that remain.
There is no scenario where you win.
Who Really Wins?
So who wins in a trade war?
The government.
It collects the revenue. It expands its power. It tells you it’s protecting you while it picks your pocket.
My rich dad taught me to be financially literate. To understand how money really works. Not how they tell you it works.
Tariffs are a scam. A shell game. A way to take your money and tell you it’s for your own good.
Don’t fall for it.
Understand the numbers. Understand the game.
And understand who really pays.
You do.
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Is Now the Time to Buy Silver?
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Is Now the Time to Buy Silver?
Understanding the gap between paper stress and physical demand offers a roadmap through the current chaos.
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Most people think “price” is the truth.
In markets, price is often just the last print in a much bigger fight.
And on Friday, that fight got loud.
Because while silver’s paper price was getting crushed, something else happened quietly in the background that should make you stop and think:
Physical buyers did not panic.
They stampeded.
The result was one of the clearest tell signals you will ever see when markets are stressed. Not a normal selloff. Not a normal dip. A forced event.
And those events always leave fingerprints.
The Number That Should Not Exist
Start here.
A reported 1.8 billion ounces of silver traded on COMEX in a single day.
Annual global mine production is commonly estimated around 800 million ounces.
Even if you do nothing else with those numbers, you should feel the problem.
How does “more than a year’s worth of global output” change hands in hours without the physical market instantly reflecting it?
Simple.
Because it did not.
That volume was not about people buying silver.
It was about positioning, leverage, and paper.
The Retail Signal That Matters More Than a Chart
Now compare that paper storm to what happened at the street level.
One major precious metals dealer reported that physical silver demand surged to roughly 2.5 times its prior all-time record on the same day silver was smashed.
That prior record, according to the same narrative, was set during the Silicon Valley Bank panic.
Think about what that implies.
When fear hit the tape, retail did not run away.
Retail treated it like a fire sale.
That is not how a normal “bubble top” behaves. At tops, buyers vanish. Dealers get stuck with inventory. Premiums collapse.
Here, the opposite behavior showed up.
The market dropped, and buyers showed up in force.
That is a very specific kind of signal.
It often appears when price is being set by liquidations, not by fundamentals.
Why “Massive Volume” Can Be a Red Flag
Most investors see huge volume and assume “real interest.”
Sometimes that is true.
But sometimes huge volume is exactly what it looks like when a market is being used as a pressure valve.
Here is the mechanic.
In a leverage-driven unwind, big players do not sell what they want to sell.
They sell what they can sell.
They hit the most liquid venues. They trigger stops. They force weak hands out. They create a cascade.
Then, once the cascade does its job, they flatten out.
What matters is not just the volume.
It is what happens to open interest and positioning after the volume hits.
When enormous paper turnover shows up and positions are closed rapidly into the same session, that is not long-term conviction.
That is a hit-and-run.
It is the footprint of a market being used to raise cash, manage exposure, or slam price through thin liquidity.
And when it happens near a delivery month, it draws even more attention because delivery risk becomes part of the backdrop.
The Physical Bottleneck That Price Does Not Solve
Here is the part most people miss.
Paper can move instantly.
Physical cannot.
You can trade billions of ounces of paper claims in a day. You cannot mint, ship, and restock real product on that schedule.
That is why, in stress events, you get this strange phenomenon:
Spot price down hard.
Physical demand up hard.
Lead times stretching.
Availability tightening.
Premiums refusing to collapse.
That is the disconnect.
And it is exactly what you see when the paper market is doing the work of clearing leverage while the physical market is doing the work of revealing scarcity.
The Mint Backlog Story
Another detail in the narrative matters, even if you set aside the drama and treat it as a simple supply-chain signal.
Delivery timelines reportedly pushed from a few weeks to multiple weeks, with some sovereign mint products quoted further out than they were a month earlier.
That is not a prediction. That is a lagging indicator of demand meeting limited production capacity.
Mints do not scale output overnight. Blanks do not appear by magic. Refining capacity is not infinite.
So when retail demand spikes right when paper prices drop, the pipeline gets stressed immediately.
That is how “cheap spot” can coexist with “hard-to-get product.”
Two Competing Stories, One Coming Resolution
At this point, you have two stories running at the same time.
Story one: The paper market says “risk-off, liquidations, get out.”
Story two: The physical market says “discount, buy it, inventory is tight.”
Those stories can coexist for a while.
But they do not coexist forever.
Eventually one side forces the other to adjust.
And this is the part that should keep your attention.
When a market’s paper volume can dwarf real-world production, the system is stable only as long as most participants treat the contract as a trading chip, not as a claim.
When too many people want the claim to behave like a claim, the structure gets tested.
That does not mean a breakout is guaranteed tomorrow.
It means the pressure is building in the one place that cannot be faked: availability.
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Don’t Overlook This Important Factor in Your Investments
By Ethan Goldman, junior analyst, Chaikin AnalyticsIt shouldn’t be news to anyone that the cryptocurrency space is full of risk…
Sure, cryptos have the potential for eye-popping gains. But that also comes with the possibility of massive losses.
For example, just consider the world’s largest crypto by market cap…
Of course, I’m talking about bitcoin.
The crypto soared last year – creating and then breaking all-time highs. In early October, the price of bitcoin peaked at a staggering price of more than $126,000.
But today, bitcoin sits about 40% below that high.
As regular readers will recall, my colleague Joe Austin recently discussed October’s blowup in the crypto markets.
He also explained how traditional finance and crypto are becoming deeply intertwined. So that means what’s happening in the space is worth keeping an eye on… even if you never touch crypto yourself.
Folks, I’m not an expert in crypto. But there’s an important message for investors hiding in bitcoin’s origin story.
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Bitcoin Grew From America’s Deepening Distrust of Banks
In 2008, the U.S. sat in a deep financial crisis.
You’ll likely recall the deep distrust Americans felt toward banks and government back then. Heck, plenty of folks still feel that way today. And it’s hard to blame them.
This sentiment raged in someone – or a group of people – with the pseudonym “Satoshi Nakamoto.”
If you’re familiar with crypto, you’ll know Satoshi as the creator of bitcoin.
Satoshi wrote a white paper detailing a “trustless” financial system. In theory, this system moved trust from centralized groups and placed it in public view.
For plenty of folks, it’s a radical idea. But Satoshi saw it as the only answer to the secretive world of banking…
Every bitcoin transaction lives in an anonymous public “ledger.”
Of course, there isn’t just one copy of this ledger. It has tens of thousands of copies sitting in “nodes” around the world.
This means that it’s nearly impossible for bad actors to change the entire ledger.
Put simply, it adheres to a “seeing is believing” principle.
Now, I won’t debate the merits of this system here…
But remember that bitcoin was meant to operate outside of central government and influence.
Naturally, this gives criminals unique opportunities as well. Plenty of bad actors use bitcoin for illegal activities.
This fact, combined with the rise in crypto as an investment, has led to governments across the world getting involved…
This has driven some big shifts in the world of crypto. And it highlights something investors often overlook…
Bitcoin Isn’t the Same Today
Keep in mind that the U.S. and other countries have been creating legislation regarding crypto.
For example, in the U.S., the GENIUS Act was signed into law last July. It aims to create a regulatory framework for “stablecoins” – a type of cryptocurrency.
Other legislation is in the works as well. The CLARITY Act is intended to give authority over digital securities to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”). And it would hand authority of digital commodities to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (“CFTC”).
The CLARITY Act isn’t a law yet. But it has passed in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Even banks are increasingly holding crypto assets. The U.S. government allows them to use crypto in ways never before allowed.
Remember, the initial idea for bitcoin was to avoid big banks and government oversight.
And of course, law enforcement is cracking down on crypto’s criminal usage.
Folks, crypto isn’t going anywhere fast. But as it gains more traction, so will its oversight… and attempts for more centralized control.
It’s easy to see how today’s bitcoin differs from the original idea in 2008.
And it shows the importance of looking at all aspects of your investments…
An asset’s narrative can be as important as a balance sheet and technical factors. When the narrative shifts, it might mean you need to change your strategy around that asset.
Crypto is an example of this shift…
Today, investors can trade exchange-traded funds (“ETFs”) holding crypto. And it’s easy to trade the tokens themselves through brokers like Robinhood (HOOD) and Coinbase (COIN).
As Joe said, crypto is becoming increasingly intertwined with traditional finance.
It doesn’t matter what your personal stance on crypto is, folks…
If the narrative shifts, that might mean you have to change your plan – even if it means walking away.
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Major Indexes and Notable Sectors # HLD: BULLISH NEUTRAL BEARISH
Dow 30
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-0.85%120265 115Nasdaq
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+0.24%Energy
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Mining Services2681
Over the past 6 months, the Mining subsector (XME) has outperformed the S&P 500 by +59.53%. Its Power Bar ratio, which measures future potential, is Very Strong, with more Bullish than Bearish stocks. It is currently ranked #3 of 21subsectors.Top Stocks
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Gainers
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Earnings Surprises
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Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. Q3 $1.30 Beat by $0.47MPC
Marathon Petroleum Corporation Q4 $4.07 Beat by $1.36SMCI
Super Micro Computer, Inc. Q2 $0.69 Beat by $0.20LITE
Lumentum Holdings Inc. Q2 $1.67 Beat by $0.26BR
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The air on Wall Street grew heavy yesterday as a “violent rotation” swept through the exchange that marked one of the most bifurcated trading sessions in recent memory.
For years, the market’s narrative was a monolithic one, written in the code of megacap tech giants.
But today? That story fractured.
While the Nasdaq 100 slid 1.4% and the S&P 500 fell 0.8%, the numbers masked a deeper truth: beneath the surface of the major indices, the “average” stock was actually winning.
The catalyst for the tech retreat was a sudden chilling breeze from the AI sector. Anthropic unveiled a new automation tool that sent shockwaves through the software industry, raising existential questions for companies built on legal data and traditional enterprise services.
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Shares of Thomson Reuters, Experian, and the London Stock Exchange Group plummeted as investors feared their high-margin moats were being drained by the next wave of generative intelligence.
The pain didn’t stop at the close; in late-hour trading, Advanced Micro Devices issued a disappointing forecast, which bruised the semiconductor narrative further.
Yet, as tech titans surrendered the floor, the “Old Economy” found its second wind. Walmart made history when its market capitalization crossed the $1 trillion mark. It was a rare feat for a brick-and-mortar giant, but the company has executed a successful marriage of retail dominance and AI-driven logistics.
FedEx, often viewed as the heartbeat of American commerce, extended its record-breaking rally, signaling that while investors might be wary of software “hype,” they remain bullish on physical goods and moving parts.
- “Rotation is occurring,” noted Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at Interactive Brokers. “The tricky question is whether it is a benign reallocation of exposure or a sign of some underlying instability.”
Geopolitical tensions added a sharp edge to the day’s volatility.
Sentiment soured midday following news that the US Navy had shot down an Iranian Shahed-139 drone in the Arabian Sea as it approached the USS Abraham Lincoln. The incident sent a jolt through the energy markets, lifting oil prices and providing a haven for gold, which bounced back from a recent historic rout.
Meanwhile, the digital frontier saw its own drama; Bitcoin tumbled to its lowest level since late 2024, briefly dipping toward $73,000 as the “risk-off” mood hit crypto markets particularly hard.
Even the world’s most-watched billionaire was not idle during the chaos.
Elon Musk officially confirmed the merger of SpaceX and xAI to create a $1.25 trillion titan that aims to put AI data centers into orbit. This move, while ambitious, highlights the staggering capital requirements of the new era. Oracle echoed this reality, announcing plans to raise up to $50 billion to fund its own cloud infrastructure.
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- “The biggest concern about the AI revolution is that tech companies are spending hundreds of billions on AI infrastructure, without any guarantee that it will produce a positive ROI,” warned Tom Essaye of The Sevens Report.
- “I’ve often compared the current AI revolution to the rollout of electricity… Well, what if people preferred candles and didn’t buy electricity?”
As the dust settled on the session, the Russell 2000 index of smaller firms managed a 0.3% gain, standing as a testament to the day’s theme: the market is broadening out. Whether this is a temporary retreat from tech’s “hopes and dreams” or a permanent shift toward value remains to be seen, but for now, the crown is shifting from the “Magnificent Seven” to the broader ranks of the S&P 500.
- “Despite elevated volatility across the macro landscape, the underlying structure of this market is clear: We are in a ‘rotational’ bull market,” said Craig Johnson at Piper Sandler. “Capital is rotating into cyclicals and value stocks.”
Own The “Specialty Shop” of the Metals Market
Today’s Stock Pick: Kaiser Aluminum Corp. (KALU)
Kaiser Aluminum is the high-end boutique of the aluminum world.
They aren’t just cranking out raw metal; they specialize in “semi-fabricated” products. In plain English, that means they take raw aluminum and turn it into highly engineered parts (like massive plates, sheets, and tubes) that other companies then use to build finished products.
They’ve really carved out a niche in four big areas that keep the lights on.
First, they’re huge in aerospace and defense. If you’re looking at a commercial jet or a military plane, there’s a good chance some of the high-strength aluminum in the fuselage or wings came from a Kaiser plant.
Listen, there are lots of airplanes that will be manufactured over the next few years. The industry is playing catch-up after the production plummeted during the pandemic era.
The production level hasn’t recovered fully due to supply chain troubles and Boeing’s unending woes. So, Kaiser expects the production to soar to more than 2,500 in 2030.
(Source: Kaiser Aluminum)
This means plenty of business for Kaiser for years to come.
The company offers wide-ranging aluminum products for aircraft. In the graphic below, you can see how there are about 38 aluminum products required to build a single aircraft.
(Source: Kaiser Aluminum)
The aerospace industry accounts for about 33% of Kaiser’s total revenue. Packaging is the second largest segment with 36%. Kaiser offers aluminum for beverage and food cans. General engineering is another growth segment because of the trend of nearshoring.
Beyond that, they do a lot of “general engineering,” providing the metal for everything from semiconductor machinery to military armor. They’re also growing their presence in the auto industry, supplying the lightweight parts that carmakers need to make EVs go further on a single charge.
(Source: Kaiser Aluminum)
All in all, Kaiser expects FY 2025 to show a consolidated Conversion Revenue growth of flat to up 5% year-over-year, but EBITDA is projected to jump 20% to 25% year-over-year.
(Source: Kaiser Aluminum)
Regarding Trump’s tariffs, Kaiser has about 14 manufacturing locations in North America. Because it is produced in the USA, it might benefit from the government’s tariffs that prioritize products made in the USA.
(Source: Kaiser Aluminum)
What about the risk of metal prices? Kaiser passes through the cost of metal for more than 95% of shipments. Meaning? If metal prices jump, the company will simply pass along the cost to the customers. They are built into contracts and are part of the industry practice.
Now, the company has a good track record of increasing dividends.
Its dividend per share has soared by 486% since 2008. It is attractive because the company is now yielding 4.32% in dividends. That yield could rise to more than 6% if a shareholder buys the stock now and holds it for the next decade — assuming that the dividend growth maintains the previous decade’s pace.
Dividend Per Share since 2008 (Source: MacroTrends)
Bottom line: Kaiser Aluminum is a good dividend stock for those investors who are looking for a defensive stock that could benefit from the economic growth that Wall Street expects this year.
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With operating leverage now firmly in place, each incremental dollar of revenue has the potential to disproportionately benefit the bottom line.
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Article Highlights
- GE Vernova is already up considerably in 2026 after nearly doubling in value last year.
- The company’s Q4 report confirmed investor optimism, as the company’s orders and backlog soared.
- Despite trading at a high valuation multiple, the company’s impressive demand and cash flow projections are hard to ignore.
Power and electrification company GE Vernova (NYSE: GEV) was a standout performer in 2025, delivering a total return of roughly 99%.
Shares are already up nearly 10% in 2026, buoyed by the company’s latest earnings report.
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GE Vernova continues to see explosive demand in its Power and Electrification segments, pushing the company’s backlog to record levels.
However, with shares trading at a significant premium to both the broader market and the industrials sector, the results warrant close scrutiny to assess the outlook.
GEV Beats on Revenue, Sees Large Tax Benefit
GE Vernova released its Q4 2025 earningsbefore the market opened on Jan. 28. It posted sales of just under $11 billion, up 3.8% year-over-year. That easily beat consensus of $10.2 billion, which would have represented a 3.4% decline.
EPS came in at $13.39 versus estimates of $2.99, but that figure largely reflected a $2.9 billion tax benefit. Excluding that one-time, noncash benefit, EPS would have been near or below estimates. Because the benefit was nonrecurring, the EPS beat had a muted impact on the stock; GEV shares rose only 2.7% on the day of the release.
Orders, Backlog, Margins and Guidance Continue to Show Strength
GEV’s underlying metrics were also strong. Orders rose to $22.2 billion, up 43% from $14.6 billion a quarter earlier, and backlog increased by $15 billion to $150 billion, according to the company’s earnings transcript.
Power and Electrification drove the gains: orders in those segments rose 50% and 45% versus Q3 2025, and their backlogs climbed 12% and 15%. GEV is receiving orders faster than it can fulfill them—the roughly 2x book-to-bill ratio (order value about twice quarterly revenue) underscores this and provides strong visibility into future sales.
Profitability showed improvement as well. Adjusted EBITDA margin widened by 40 basis points to 10.7%. For the full year, free cash flow rose 118% to $3.7 billion.
The company raised its outlook to reflect the planned acquisition of GE Prolec, expected to close Feb. 2. It now expects $56 billion in revenue by 2028 (previously $52 billion) and projects cumulative free cash flow of more than $24 billion from 2025–2028.
Updated Targets Imply +15% Upside After Stellar 2025
Wall Street analysts materially raised their forecasts after the report. Citigroup raised its price target about 10% to $779, and TD Cowen lifted its target nearly 15% to $780.
The MarketBeat consensus price target for GE Vernova sits just above $731, implying roughly 2% upside versus the stock’s Jan. 29 close. Price targets updated between Jan. 28 and Jan. 29, however, are more bullish—averaging around $842—which would imply about 17% upside.
GEV’s forward price-to-earnings ratio sits near 54x—more than double the S&P 500’s forward P/E of 22x and the S&P 500 industrials sector’s 25x. Despite the premium valuation, robust demand and projected free cash flow growth make GEV appear reasonably attractive. That said, the high valuation leaves limited margin for error—any unexpected setbacks could exert meaningful downward pressure on the stock.
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