And Goldman Sachs’ news on the Fed's rate cut windows shows why they’re about to get CRUSHED.
Here’s what’s happening and the two sectors to focus on instead:
Two dates matter for rate cuts:
September 5th: Jobs report (need under 100k new jobs)
September 11th: Inflation data (just needs to stay flat)
Hit these numbers and September rate cuts become likely.
Job numbers get changed by every president.
Trump is doing something different - making them show fewer jobs.
Why? He wants rate cuts to help the economy.
It's a mind game.
Everyone loves Nvidia and chip stocks right now.
But stock prices are way higher than actual profits.
Last time this happened, semiconductor stocks dropped hard.
We're buying hope, not real earnings.
Every new technology follows 5 steps:
1. New idea gets people excited 2. Everyone thinks it'll change everything fast 3. Reality hits - it's slower and harder 4. Prices crash when people get disappointed 5. Real money gets made later
AI stocks just finished steps 1 and 2.
Steps 3 and 4 are coming - that means price drops.
But step 5 is where smart money gets made.
Don't buy at the top. Wait for the crash.
While everyone chases tech, I'm looking at boring stuff.
Healthcare company bosses are buying their own stock more than ever.
CEOs only buy their stock for one reason: they think it'll make money.
Sector #1: Healthcare
Healthcare stocks just broke out of a key pattern.
They're still down 13% since September while tech went up.
When ignored sectors break out, that's when you should pay attention.
Sector #2: Biotech
Biotech looks even better.
Down 13% from highs but forming a good breakout pattern.
Wall Street follows these patterns.
Most people miss them because they're not exciting.
Now, I've recorded a 12-minute deep dive discussing Fed policy why these sector’s are on top currently.
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Don't get tunnel vision on semiconductors.
The risk versus reward is poor right now.
Smart money follows where Wall Street actually puts their money.
I don't care if it's the most boring sector.
Home builders, biotech, insurance - doesn't matter.
I follow money flow, not hype.
Money makes stock prices go up, not excitement.
When stock prices get way ahead of earnings, be careful.
That's gambling, not investing.
And gambling always ends with prices falling back to reality.
Innovation cycles are predictable.
We're near the top of the hype phase now.
Smart money waits for the disappointment phase to buy.
That's where real money gets made.
Two sectors to watch instead of chips:
Healthcare - company insiders buying heavily
Biotech - breaking out after being beaten down
Both boring. Both ignored. Both might be profitable.
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While everyone's chasing Nvidia or panicking because the S&P is down 1.8%, there's a $2 billion company quietly becoming America's only supplier of materials that power AI data centers.
99% of people have never heard of it:
First, here's what's happening:
AI is about to cause a huge energy problem.
Data centers will use 160% more power just to keep ChatGPT running (Goldman Sachs data).
Solar and wind can't handle it. AI needs power 24/7, not just when it's sunny or windy.
There's only one solution for this: Nuclear power.
It's the ONLY answer for constant energy.
And what does nuclear need? Uranium - lots of it.
This is why we're seeing big money move into this space.
Amazon was $18 in 1997. Tesla was $35 in 2012. Both went up 100x times.
While everyone’s buying expensive stocks tech stocks now, there are 5 companies under $50 that could potentially hit similar returns as Amazon & Tesla.
Here's what they are:
Here's the thing about wealth:
It's not built by safe, boring stocks.
It's built by revolutionary companies that most people think are too risky.
Small companies. Revolutionary tech. Massive markets. Under $50 prices.
I found 5 that fit this profile perfectly.
1.) Rocket Lab (RKLB) - $45
Space Launch Company
The space business is worth $400 billion today. It could hit $1 trillion by 2030.
SpaceX dominates, but there's room for a strong second player.