But more and more lately, that tie between earnings and stock performance has fallen way out of whack… MOLLY: How so? MARC: Look at Super Micro Computer…
Only 2.3% of Stocks Qualify MOLLY: What kind of problem? MARC:
Molly, I hear from a lot of people who see one financial mania after another… whether it’s the boom in work-from-home stocks, the recent biotech surge or, now, new frontiers in AI… And they say, “Marc, I want to invest in all this. But I’m worried. The broad market has been a mess and there’s no telling what the White House will do next. What should I do?” MOLLY: In other words, your 700,000 followers want to know which stocks in a high growth, long-term megatrend are the real winners with lasting value… And which are the “trapdoors” that could crash 30% to 50%, I take it… MARC: Yes, and we do that by looking BEYOND the boom itself… Instead, we like to find companies using the innovation behind these booms to create new efficiencies and new business models, which can do well in even the worst bear markets. It all comes down to this… In short, only 2.3% of stocks light up both our EQ filter AND our Power Gauge as a buy. We call that a “DOUBLE BULLISH” rating.
The stock rose 3,600% on the strength of the AI boom. Then suddenly, on October 30 of last year, the company was publicly accused of accounting fraud. The stock crashed 44%. But here’s the incred- ible part, Molly… Despite that bombshell, the stock went on to triple! MOLLY: How could a company accused of fraud go on
to triple? MARC:
Because in a mania – whether it’s driven
by AI, real estate, credit swaps, gold, blockchain, or some new technology that hasn’t been invented yet – people lose all sense of reason. In a mania, EVERYTHING tends to go up – the good and the trash alike. And we’ve discovered you simply can’t trust a company’s earnings report in that environment… And especially not in this year’s chaotic market. You simply can’t get an accurate picture of what REALLY’s happening inside the company by looking at the publicly reported accounting numbers. MOLLY: Why not? MARC: Because it’s actually very easy for companies to “fudge” their earnings to make things seem rosier than they really are, using completely legal means. Accounting tricks. This means all the breakthrough sectors are full of “trapdoors.” Trashy stocks that should be trading near zero are flying high alongside the REAL, TRUE winners. And without a secret like our new EQ filter, you’d have no idea how to tell them apart. This creates a major problem for most people.
And it’s so rare, it hardly even matters what the companies do. It amounts to a pure money-making vehicle that you should buy no matter what else is going on… bull or bear market. Take a look… Even during the rally this past spring, 11 of these stocks outperformed almost every stock in the
Magnificent 7. Consider Axon Enterprises, for instance… MOLLY: Huh… Isn’t that the taser company?
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