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Dear Reader,
The U.S. Treasury's own analysts just put something in writing that no official will say out loud:
An internal report warns that AI firms are now "more deeply entrenched in the U.S. economy than their dotcom predecessors" — the companies that erased trillions in wealth when their bubble burst 25 years ago.
Only this time, $750 billion is pouring into the AI buildout in a single year.
And a shakeout wouldn't stop at tech: the report says stock markets, private credit, chipmakers, and utilities would all feel it.
Washington is quietly preparing for AI to produce losers.
Most investors aren't.
That's where Marc Chaikin comes in. He spent 60 years on Wall Street and created an indicator found in every Bloomberg and Reuters terminal.
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His 20-factor Power Gauge rates over 5,000 stocks Bullish, Neutral, or Bearish — and it tracks exactly what Wall Street's smart money is buying and selling.
It's the tool built for a moment like this: sorting the AI stocks worth keeping from the ones to dump — BEFORE the shakeout does it for you.
To show how it works, his new free report puts three famous AI-era stocks through the system.
It's called Separating the AI Winners From the Losers — and your copy is free, right here.
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