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Vol. XXVII · No. 134
Friday — October 9, 2026
Houston, Texas

Category: Invest

Quantum Computing: Hype Or The Real Deal?

Quantum Computing: Hype Or The Real Deal?

By Michael Lebowitz, Jun 3, 2026

The word “quantum” is defined as “an amount,” with its Latin root meaning “how much.” In physics, a quantum is the smallest discrete unit of any physical property. The adjective form, as in “quantum leap,” describes a sudden, significant, and fundamental change. It is also a perfect adjective for coining the next potential technological innovation—quantum […]

Risk Management For Retirees: When To Reduce Exposure

Risk Management For Retirees: When To Reduce Exposure

By Lance Roberts, Jun 1, 2026

Last week, a viewer of the Morning Show emailed me about risk management for retirees. He asked the single most important question retirees face, and rarely get a straight answer to. “From an already retired perspective, and as one whose stock allocation is typically held in various index funds, if you see a market correction […]

15 Investing Rules To Win The Long-Game

15 Investing Rules To Win The Long-Game

By Lance Roberts, May 31, 2026

The rather “Pavlovian” response to Central Bank interventions has led investors into a false sense of security with respect to the risk being undertaken. Here are the 15-investing rules to win the long-game.

AI Productivity And Innovation: Prosperity Or Engels Pause?

AI Productivity And Innovation: Prosperity Or Engels Pause?

By Michael Lebowitz, May 27, 2026

Innovation drives productivity growth, which in turn raises the standard of living for a nation’s population. Accordingly, we support the theory that AI will boost productivity, benefiting the economy and the population. We laid this bullish case out in The AI Economy: Looking Beyond The Façade Part I. However, history has taught us that it […]

Corrections vs. Bear Markets: Why 20% Declines Are Obsolete

Corrections vs. Bear Markets: Why 20% Declines Are Obsolete

By Lance Roberts, May 25, 2026

After three decades of watching market cycles play out from both sides of the trade, I’ve come to a simple conclusion: Wall Street’s love of simple rules is one of the most dangerous aspects of investing. When stocks fall 10%, it’s just a “correction.” However, if they decline 20%, it’s a “bear market.” Simple, clean, […]

The AI Economy: Looking Beyond The Facade Part 1

The AI Economy: Looking Beyond The Facade Part 1

By Michael Lebowitz, May 20, 2026

The US economy’s curb appeal looks great. Consider that gasoline prices are nearly $5, crude oil is trading above $100, consumer sentiment is at historically low levels, and mortgage and other interest rates have remained relatively high. Yet, despite the worrisome headwinds, the US consumer-driven economy continues to expand. However, as with a house’s curb […]

Buffett Cash Hoard: Why $397 Billion Sits On The Sidelines

Buffett Cash Hoard: Why $397 Billion Sits On The Sidelines

By Lance Roberts, May 18, 2026

$397 billion. That’s how much “Buffett cash” now sits on Berkshire Hathaway’s balance sheet after Greg Abel’s first quarter as CEO. Warren Buffett left $373 billion behind when he stepped down at the end of 2025. Three months later, after Abel’s debut earnings report on Saturday, the hoard had grown by another $24 billion. The figure […]

Gamma And Momentum: A Recipe For Spikes And Tears

Gamma And Momentum: A Recipe For Spikes And Tears

By Michael Lebowitz, May 13, 2026

Intel (INTC) shares have risen 90% over the past month and more than 200% since the start of the year. Its competitors, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Micron (MU), are posting similar gains. Many other semiconductor stocks, along with some computer hardware companies, are the market’s latest AI darlings. Momentum and gamma are driving the […]

Parabolic Semiconductor Rally Is Pricing In 2028 Already

Parabolic Semiconductor Rally Is Pricing In 2028 Already

By Lance Roberts, May 11, 2026

The parabolic semiconductor rally crossed a line this week. SOXX, the iShares Semiconductor ETF, closed Friday at $509.77 after touching a fresh intraday high of $511.68. That’s a gain of roughly 244% from the April 2025 low of $148.31. Most of that move has been compressed into the last two months alone. Since mid-March, SOXX […]