Dear Reader,
They make up one-third of the S&P's value, and once accounted for 63% of its performance...
But now, if you're still holding the "Magnificent 7" stocks, you could get left behind by the next greatest moneymaking opportunity in the $7 trillion AI market.
That's according to one Wall Street legend – made famous for accurately predicting the 2012 Priceline collapse, the 2020 COVID crash, and the 2022 bear market.
Marc Chaikin's stock system flashed "bullish" on all seven of the Magnificent 7 stocks in early 2023, before their historic run-up.
But now, Chaikin says the next wave of AI winners looks nothing like you likely expect. And for the biggest potential gains, it's time to move your money away from the Magnificent 7...
And into these hidden AI stocks instead.
This message comes as one little-unknown stock jumped 934% in under two months.
And it's far from the only "hidden" stock on the move right now.
Marc Chaikin invented the Wall Street indicator that tracks the billions of dollars flowing in and out of U.S. stocks, every single day. However, more recently, his focus has been on helping regular Americans understand what's going on "under-the-hood" of the stock market.
And, as some unfamiliar stocks are shooting sky-high thanks to a new market move, he sat down in studio to reveal what's really happening — and what this means for your money.
Click here to watch this interview for free and get the name and ticker of Chaikin's #1 free stock recommendation.
He says:
"If you have $1,000 to invest today, buy this stock immediately".
Chaikin has a long history of bold, successful market calls like this. It led CNBC's Jim Cramer to admit: "I learned a long time ago not to be on the other side of a Chaikin trade".
Are investors about to realize that the Magnificent 7 is now the "Malicious 7"?
Click here to get the full story (and hear Marc Chaikin's new #1 free stock recommendation).
Regards,
Vic Lederman
Publisher, Chaikin Analytics
MarketBeat Week in Review – 10/06 - 10/10
Written by MarketBeat Staff. Published 10/11/2025.
Earnings season has begun — and not a moment too soon. The government shutdown has limited the flow of economic data, leaving investors searching for direction. There was no jobs report last week, and the consumer price index (CPI) inflation reading, originally scheduled for Oct. 15, will be delayed until later in the month.
For now, the overall outlook remains bullish. In fact, the S&P 500 and NASDAQ hit record highs this week. Confirmation of solid corporate earnings would add fuel to the rally. This week, Delta and Pepsi delivered results that should inspire cautious optimism, but reports from the big banks next week are likely to be the bigger story.
Investors can't remove volatility from the market, but they can use strategies to navigate whatever the market throws their way. MarketBeat can help. Our team of analysts is always looking for opportunities, regardless of what's happening in the broader economy. Here are some of our most popular stories from this week.
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Key Points
- Earnings season has never been more needed as investors look for any data that will set a direction for stocks.
- Delta and Pepsi issued reports that should provide cautious optimism; setting the stage for the big banks that report next week.
- Market volatility can be unsettling; the MarketBeat analysts can help you find opportunities in any market.
Articles by Thomas Hughes
This week's deal between Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) and OpenAI got the week off to a strong start. Thomas Hughes, who has been bullish on AMD for some time, explained why the stock could double after the OpenAI deal.
The financial press frequently frames a ratings downgrade as a sell signal. Hughes pointed out that's not always the case. In fact, downgrades can create buying opportunities once the initial selling subsides. That's the setup he sees for these three technology stocks driven by artificial intelligence (AI).
The government may be shut down, but investors have been watching the stocks that members of Congress bought in the third quarter. Hughes highlighted five picks that show congressional buying supported by analysts and institutions.
Articles by Sam Quirke
Sam Quirke noted that The Trade Desk Inc. (NASDAQ: TTD) has been one of the most volatile stocks of 2025. After the post-earnings drop, TTD has shown signs of recovery. Quirke gave investors two reasons for optimism and one reason for caution.
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) hosted its Prime Days this week. The event is a reminder that the company's core e-commerce business remains strong. Quirke also noted the event may be a catalyst for a year-end rally.
Articles by Chris Markoch
The market feels a lot like 2021, with many traders chasing quick, short-term gains. Chris Markoch identified three stocks that offer exceptional wealth-building opportunities for patient investors with a long-term horizon.
Cybersecurity stocks still have a long runway for growth. Markoch highlighted three leading names in the sector and explained why one of them may stand out.
Many traders look for stocks with big percentage gains and buy into the momentum. This week, Markoch used the MarketBeat Top Stock Gainers tool to spotlight three tech stocks that have made some of the strongest moves.
Articles by Ryan Hasson
Rocket Lab USA Inc. (NASDAQ: RKLB) has established itself as a leader in the emerging space economy. This week, Ryan Hasson highlighted the business initiatives driving the stock to a new all-time high, and he cautioned that a pullback could create a better entry point.
Hasson also put the spotlight on three healthcare stocks positioned for a comeback as lower interest rates and regulatory clarity renew investor interest in the sector.
The AI trade has pushed many speculative names to frothy levels. Hasson explained why it may be time to take profits in three hot stocks that are flashing overbought signals.
Articles by Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have struggled for several years. Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli noted that those headwinds are turning into tailwinds and may signal the start of a real estate supercycle, highlighting three REITs positioned to move higher.
Fintech stocks are another group that could benefit from lower interest rates. Osorio-Mazilli analyzed three fintech stocks with significant upside if the Federal Reserve continues to cut rates.
Blue-chip companies like The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) can grow through acquisitions. Osorio-Mazilli noted that Coca-Cola's purchase of Farilife is a reminder to consider beverage names such as Celsius Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: CELH), which is posting strong organic growth and may be a better option for growth-oriented investors.
Articles by Leo Miller
The Trump administration's move to take a 15% stake in MP Materials has renewed interest in basic materials stocks and refocused attention on rare earth minerals. This week, Leo Miller explained why the administration's buying spree may not be over and why USA Rare Earth (NASDAQ: USAR) could be the next target.
Insider sales, such as those affecting CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) and Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO), are worth noting — but not all insider selling is the same. Miller explained the reasons behind the sales and why, in one case, it may be a red flag.
The transactional nature of the Trump administration has been bullish for several healthcare stocks, including Eli Lilly & Co. (NYSE: LLY). Miller explained why LLY stock shot higher, noting analysts believe the company could be among the next pharmaceutical firms to strike deals with the administration to avoid higher tariffs.
Articles by Nathan Reiff
Nathan Reiff analyzed the announcement that Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) has agreed to be taken private. Reiff outlined the implications for current EA shareholders and suggested two gaming stocks that may be better options amid an industry shake-up.
The convergence of defense, commercial aviation and space is driving interest in aerospace stocks. This week, Reiff highlighted three small-cap aerospace stocks that may be ready to take off, and he explained why it's important to understand each company's risks and rewards.
For ETF investors, buying low and selling high means finding funds that offer high returns at a low cost. Reiff analyzed three ETFs that fit that description, providing exposure to attractive market niches.
Articles by Dan Schmidt
When many investors think of defense stocks, they focus on the largest U.S. companies. With the war between Russia and Ukraine still unresolved, Dan Schmidt recommended three European defense stocks that have compelling setups as the European Union increases defense spending.
Schmidt also noted that a single interest-rate cut may not revive the broader housing market. What about home improvement stocks? He reviewed the year-to-date performance of Lowe's Companies Inc. (NYSE: LOW) and The Home Depot Inc. (NYSE: HD) and explained why the turnaround may still take some time.
Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson
Plug Power Inc. (NASDAQ: PLUG) has been one of the market's most supercharged stocks in the past month. Jeffrey Neal Johnson outlined the fundamental reasons that could sustain the rally once the short squeeze unwinds.
Archer Aviation Inc. (NASDAQ: ACHR) has also made a sharp move higher. Strong call option activity suggests traders are making large bullish bets, and Johnson explained why the company's tangible progress may be behind the improved sentiment.
Johnson also broke down the U.S. government's deal with Lithium Americas Corp. (NYSE: LAC), which includes the government taking a 5% equity stake. As Johnson noted, the stake removes some of the company's speculative label and shifts focus to its ability to get operations underway.
Articles by Jordan Chussler
Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) announced plans to invest $70 billion in onshoring its operations, which could shield the company from tariffs proposed by the Trump administration. Jordan Chussler explained why the administration's TrumpRx program may be even bigger for the drug maker.
The start of October marked the end of certain tax incentives for electric vehicles (EVs), which is a blow to the EV market. Chussler explained why legacy automakers aren't giving up — many have rolled out nearly identical incentives designed to keep EV sales moving.
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