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Not a bad start to the year so far. Lots of additional ideas in the hopper.

As of market close on Thursday, the blog’s 26 Stocks To Watch For 2026 are now beating the S&P 500 by more than 10% on an average, equal weighted basis.

This comes after the blog’s 25 Stocks To Watch For 2025 absolutely smashed the S&P 500, beating the index by more than 50% last year.

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You can view details on the 26 Stocks list, as well as other ideas that I’ve written about on the blog over the last few months by visiting our “Stocks to Watch” page. That page also includes:

• A quick bull case I posted this week on a way to gain exposure to Anthropic

• A name I’m buying with a PE around 10x that is hated by the market right now

• One binary outcome pharma name that may be on the list for a buyout

• Ways to also get exposure to OpenAI via public market means

• Three microcap names that I love, one is up 100%+ since writing

• Investing in a country you’d never think of

• Two ETFs I love for the foreseeable future I think can beat the S&P

…and many other ideas, including specific names I would not invest in here.

Fringe Finance Stocks To Watch

Here’s what else is new on the blog:

• Stocks Now In “The Biggest Bubble Of Modern Times”

• Steakhouse to Supermarket, High Beef Prices Aren’t Going Away

• The UAE And The FTC

• Glowing Numbers...With Glaring Omissions

• AI Hammers in the Final Nail in Karl Marx’s Coffin

• Comex Report: Deliveries Slow but Metal Keeps Leaving the Vault

• A Quick, Intersting Bull Case Worth Reading

• Why Keynes Would Have Feared AI — and Why We Shouldn’t

• The Private Credit Infection

• The Day The Memecoin Dies

• Did A $1.5 Trillion Pin Just Pop The Entire AI Bubble?

• Rand Paul’s “Six Penny Plan” to Balance the Federal Budget in Five Years

• How One Fund Manager Is Taking Advantage Of Wartime Volatility

• A Proven Skeptic Raises Another Red Flag

• Going Nuclear

• SpaceX, Incentives And Perception Versus Profit

• Precious Metals Work

• Mamdani Is Destroying The Tax Base His Stupid Ideas Desperately Need

• More Positive Momentum For Psychedelics

• Central Banks Are Hoarding Gold, Governments are Starting to Hoard People

• Two Stocks, One Buyout Idea

• Gold And Silver Prices “Going Much Higher”

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