 My name is Porter Stansberry. I’m the founder of one of the largest financial research firms in the world. Over the last 26 years we’ve helped investors navigate almost every major economic cycle. We’ve also been on the forefront of every big financial story from the rise of Bitcoin and MRNA vaccines to robotics and artificial intelligence – just to name a few. But today, I’m breaking the biggest story of my career… An economic story the likes of which we’ve not seen in centuries. In fact, the last – and only time – this happened was in 1776. But now, on the eve of America’s 250th anniversary, it’s happening again. And as you’ll discover today, the aftershock of this event could “reset” not just your personal wealth, but the entire U.S. economic system: How you work, how you vote, how you protect and build your wealth… it’s all being turned upside down by what one famous Stanford economist says is: “The biggest change ever… bigger than electricity… bigger than the steam engine.” Yet almost nobody is prepared for it. So, if you’ve been watching the chaos of the past year unfold, struggling to understand what it all means… you’re about to get many - if not all - of the answers you’ve been searching for. And, most importantly, what it all means for you, your money, and your investment portfolio in the months ahead Because as you’ll discover, everything from the government taking stakes in companies like Intel, Lithium Americas, and MP Materials. To Trump’s strike on Venezuela… his deal with Greenland… his seemingly never-ending slew of executive orders… and increasingly centralized grip over the economy… All the way to the surging popularity of radical socialist politicians like Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Zohran Mamdani… It’s all deeply and inexorably intertwined in what is, without a doubt, the most consequential story of the year. A turning point that one Nobel Prize winner says is dividing not just the economy but our entire society. And, as my guest and I explain, the financial decisions you make in the face of this New 1776 Moment… they could dictate whether you’re enriched, left stuck in the past, or potentially even impoverished by the seismic changes barreling down upon America. The stocks to buy… the stocks to sell… and the three money moves to ensure you and your loved ones end up on the winning side of this new economic reality. It’s all laid out here for you… 
Good investing, Porter Stansberry
Special Report MarketBeat Week in Review – 02/23 - 02/27Authored by MarketBeat Staff. Published: 2/28/2026. Sometimes the best offense is a good defense. That's the sentiment among some investors. Technology stocks remain under pressure, and money is flowing into traditionally defensive assets like gold. There's also growing evidence this rotation is broadening to include many blue-chip names—for example, The Coca-Cola Co. (NYSE: KO) climbed more than 10% in February. Does this mean the tech trade is dead? Not likely. Innovation may take a breather, but it doesn't stop. Still, investors face two competing themes: uncertainty about the depth and breadth of the artificial intelligence (AI) buildout, and concern about what that AI transformation means for jobs and the broader economy. Investors will get more clarity when the February jobs report is released on March 6. Until then, expect more volatility—and with it, more opportunities to find mispriced stocks. MarketBeat analysts hunt for those opportunities every week. Here are some of our most popular articles from this week. I Met Elon Musk "Face-to-Face"
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- The artificial intelligence buildout remains a major theme, but concerns about its scale and its impact on jobs are driving uncertainty.
- With the February jobs report due March 6, market volatility may persist, creating opportunities to spot mispriced stocks.
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Articles by Thomas Hughes Thomas Hughes covered the season's most anticipated report: NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA). Hughes explained why the report was strong, what it means for the company's balance sheet, and why institutional investors may lead NVDA stock higher. In a familiar theme this earnings season, Tempus AI (NASDAQ: TEM) delivered a double beat—yet the stock fell. Hughes explained why the technical outlook supports a rebound backed by institutional buying. Chipmakers look poised for another strong year in 2026 as demand grows across several fast-expanding sectors. Hughes highlighted three industrial chip stocks with "must-have" niches that support future growth. Articles by Sam Quirke PayPal Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: PYPL) has been a brutal stock to hold over the past five years. Still, Sam Quirke wrote that despite competition and slowing growth, PayPal is trading at a historically low multiple and offers a tantalizing risk/reward profile. On the opposite end of the valuation spectrum is Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA). Quirke explained what's driving the company's expanding multiple and why TSLA remains a battle between true believers and persistent skeptics. It's still tough for stocks tied to the housing sector, but Quirke noted recent bullishness in Zillow Group (NASDAQ: ZS). It's too early to call this the start of a long-term trend, but Quirke outlined the fundamental and technical case for ZS stock. Articles by Chris Markoch Opendoor Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: OPEN) jumped after a mixed earnings report. Speculative investors were quick to reward the company, but Chris Markoch argues the report shows Opendoor remains in the game—and now needs to show what "winning" looks like in the numbers. Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) extended a roughly four-month slide. Markoch pointed to two indicators that popped up, suggesting the big money may be starting to accumulate this beaten-down tech name. The precious-metals rally briefly paused but has reignited. Markoch wrote that we're now in the next phase of the new gold and silver bull market, a phase that should include mining stocks like the three names he recommends. Articles by Ryan Hasson The AI infrastructure trade remains a major market driver: the buildout either accelerates or it doesn't. Ryan Hasson wrote that the recent earnings from Nebius Group (NASDAQ: NBIS) gave investors reason to believe the company could be a winner with additional upside. But the AI trade spans more than infrastructure; it's an entire ecosystem. This week, Hasson highlighted five stocks at the center of the AI supply squeeze and why each merits a closer look. Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) has been front-page news for many AI initiatives. Hasson noted the company's "quiet investment" that may be the most significant growth driver in 2026 and beyond. Articles by Leo Miller When stocks look broadly overvalued, buybacks can carry extra weight. This week Leo Miller highlighted three companies that announced new share buyback programs. They span different sectors, reinforcing the idea that it's a stock-picker's market. Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO) is scheduled to report earnings next week. Miller previewed analyst expectations and the one metric investors should watch closely. Investors may want to look for out-of-the-box opportunities this year. Miller flagged Hinge Health (NYSE: HNGE), a mid-cap healthcare company with a business model focused on reducing healthcare costs. Articles by Nathan Reiff D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) reported this week and missed headline numbers. Nathan Reiff noted that for D-Wave and many quantum stocks, the story is about the long-term opportunity—so this report could still fuel a new rally. As part of the sector-rotation story, beaten-down retail stocks deserve a look. Reiff highlighted three retail names analysts believe have strong catalysts that could spark a bullish reversal in 2026. Market volatility has made the relative safety of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attractive. Reiff highlighted three ETFs that have delivered strong five-year performance and explained why each may continue to perform well. Articles by Dan Schmidt Retail investors are often tempted to buy stocks that have fallen 50% or 60%—the classic "falling knives." Dan Schmidt reminded readers that some falling knives aren't worth catching and analyzed three such stocks. The AI panic trade has rolled into financial stocks, but short-term reactions can create long-term opportunities. Schmidt identified three financial stocks now on sale. Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson Sam Quirke offered one reason to consider PayPal. Jeffrey Neal Johnson added another: a rumor that Stripe is in preliminary talks to buy the fintech company. Johnson broke down the math behind the rumor and why other potential buyers might take a closer look. Johnson also covered SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN), which launched a real-world AI agent. He explained why this could be the breakthrough that sets SOUN apart from other AI names. Johnson examined the recent pullback in Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE: ACHR), a classic clash between institutional buyers and short sellers. He detailed what investors should watch for when Archer reports earnings next week. Articles by Jordan Chussler The tech bull market may be tiring, but it's not finished. Jordan Chussler argued investors should seek value among quality tech stocks on sale, including two Mag 7 names that are off sharply this year. Lawsuits typically weigh on stocks, and the suit filed by Novo Nordisk (NYSE: NVO) has hit Hims & Hers Health (NYSE: HIMS) hard. But investors often sell first and ask questions later—Chussler argues HIMS's setup could present an opportunity for risk-tolerant investors. Market volatility hasn't dampened interest in upcoming initial public offerings (IPOs). This week Chussler analyzed three of the most highly anticipated IPOs of 2026 that investors should watch.
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