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What a week.
What a week. My long held conviction in psychedelic stocks, which I have been pointing out to paid subscribers for nearly two years now, had a great week. The three names I pointed out at the beginning of this year are now up about 15%, 72% and 26%, respectively year-to-date.
Three microcaps I identified about a month ago are performing extremely well. One name is unchanged, another is +13.1% and a third is up an astounding +100% since then.
Finally, my 26 Stocks I’m Watching for 2026 continue to outperform the S&P 500 on an average, equal weighted basis. Heading into Friday’s cash open these names were up an average of 12.6% and beating the S&P by an average equal weighted basis of +8.4%. Last year these names beat the indexes by more than 50%.
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This week I also published about one of my favorite fund manager’s takes on why gold, silver and bitcoin are all heading higher:
And his geopolitical analysis on the Iran War, and the Strait of Hormuz chaos that he says will continue to cause “ripple effects” for the whole world:
I also wrote about two names that I have thought for a while could be involved in a merger transaction together. While I’ve been wrong so far, new developments have me keeping an eye on both companies:
Finally, I made note of some tea leaf reading I did earlier in the week, wondering if the bond market could finally be on the precipice of cracking:
And two weeks ago, I highlighted one name that I’m watching as a potential target for a big pharma buyout. It’s a risky, binary outcome, but one that has piqued my attention nonetheless. I shared it with subscribers:
Finally, I also wrote about why SpaceX’s forthcoming IPO could be a $2 trillion trapdoor that I would personally avoid:
Here’s what else is new on the blog:
Central Banks Are Hoarding Gold, Governments are Starting to Hoard People
Federal Spending Rises to Post-Covid High in Wake of DOGE Failure
Strait Of Hormuz Will Cause “Ripple Effects” For The Whole World
Why Sovereign Debt Is Structurally Insulated from Market Discipline
Taxing, Borrowing, and Printing: Three Ways America Pays for Government
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