Welcome to “This Week in SABR” on Friday, March 6, 2026.
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Check out highlights, photos from 2026 SABR Analytics Conference
Doug Fearing honored with SABR Analytics Conference Lifetime Achievement Award
Apply for a Yoseloff Scholarship to attend SABR 54 in Cleveland
Subscribe to the Baseball Research Journal before April 1
Join us for virtual Town Hall on March 12

Check out highlights and photos from the SABR Analytics Conference

The 15th annual SABR Analytics Conference was held in person from February 27–March 1, 2026, at the Beus Center for Law and Society on Arizona State University’s Downtown Phoenix Campus in Phoenix, Arizona. For more highlights and clips from the 2026 SABR Analytics Conference, click on a link below:

• Doug Fearing honored with 2026 SABR Analytics Conference Lifetime Achievement Award
• Kristen M. Stewart wins 2026 Dr. Mike Marshall Baseball Biomechanics Research Award 
• Michael Rosen, Richard Staff, R.J. Anderson, Daniel R. Epstein win 2026 SABR Analytics Conference Research Awards
• Diamond Dollars Case Competition winners: Rice University, Vanderbilt University, Texas A&M University
• Check out photo galleries from each day at the SABR Analytics Conference 
• Download the SABR Analytics Conference digital program (PDF)

Stay tuned for more highlights, clips, and stories at SABR.org/analytics!

Doug Fearing honored with SABR Analytics Conference Lifetime Achievement Award

Doug Fearing of Teamworks Intelligence was honored with the SABR Analytics Conference Lifetime Achievement Awardon Saturday, February 28 in Phoenix, Arizona.

Fearing is the Chief Data Officer at Teamworks Intelligence. He was also the co-founder and CEO of Zelus Analytics. Following Zelus’s acquisition by Teamworks in 2024, he now leads the expansion of its advanced analytics capabilities across the Teamworks operating system. He founded and led the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Baseball Research and Development team and he also worked with the Tampa Bay Rays as a Senior Advisor with their R&D team.

Click here to read the full article at SABR.org.

Kristen M. Stewart wins Dr. Mike Marshall Baseball Biomechanics Research Award

Kristen M. Stewart was announced as the winner of the Dr. Mike Marshall Baseball Biomechanics Research Award on Saturday, February 28 at the SABR Analytics Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.

Stewart was honored for her presentation on “Individual Muscle Capacity to Generate Elbow Varus Moment during a Fastball Pitch.” She is a PhD candidate in mechanical engineering with an emphasis in biomechanics at the University of Texas at Austin.

Click here to read the full announcement at SABR.org.

SABR Analytics Conference Research Award winners announced

Congratulations to Michael Rosen, Richard Staff, R.J. Anderson, and Daniel R. Epstein, winners of the 2026 SABR Analytics Conference Research Awards. They were recognized in an awards ceremony during the SABR Analytics Conference on Saturday, February 28 in Phoenix, Arizona.

• Contemporary Baseball Analysis: Michael Rosen, “How Much Do Trail Runners Matter? An Investigation,” FanGraphs, September 8, 2025.
• Contemporary Baseball Commentary: Richard Staff, “The Secret Brotherhood of the Phantom Ballplayers,” Defector, July 21, 2025.
• Historical Baseball Analysis/Commentary: R.J. Anderson, “What MLB’s salary cap history can tell us about the upcoming CBA negotiations,”CBS Sports, December 1, 2025.
• John Dewan Defensive Analytics: Daniel R. Epstein, “Stand in the Place Where You Are,” Baseball Prospectus, May 5, 2025.

Click here to read the full announcement at SABR.org.

Early registration now open for SABR 54 in Cleveland

Join us in Cleveland, Ohio, this summer for SABR’s 54th annual convention on July 29–August 2, 2026, at the Hilton Downtown Cleveland hotel! Conference and hotel registration for SABR 54 is now available online. Click here for complete details on SABR 54 Early-Bird Registration and optional sessions.

SABR 54 will feature a Major League speaker lineup we know you’ll love, alongside an invigorated social experience emphasizing SABR’s ability to unite all of us in baseball fellowship. Whether you’re attending your first SABR convention or returning as a longtime regular, this is a great year to be part of the experience. Newcomers will find plenty of opportunities to connect and build baseball friendships, while veteran attendees can look forward to a richly layered event. It promises to be an unforgettable week of baseball fellowship in “The Land,” and we hope you’ll join us!

Visit SABR.org/convention for complete details. All baseball fans are welcome to attend.

Students, apply for a Yoseloff Scholarship to attend SABR 54

With generous funding from The Nanar and Anthony Yoseloff Foundation, Inc., SABR will award up to 4 scholarships to high school or college students to attend SABR 54 on July 29–August 2, 2026, in Cleveland, Ohio. This scholarship will pay for registration, transportation and lodging (double occupancy) up to a total value of $1,250. All applications must be postmarked or e-mailed to Scott Carter at scarter@sabr.orgno later than May 15, 2026.

Click here to read the full announcement at SABR.org.

Robert Elias to receive SABR Seymour Medal at NINE Conference

Robert Elias, author of Dangerous Danny Gardella: Baseball’s Neglected Trailblazer for Today’s Millionaire Athletes, will receive his SABR Seymour Medal award during the 33rd annual NINE Spring Training Conference on Saturday, March 7 in Tempe, Arizona. To learn more about the NINE conference, visit nineconference.com.

The Dr. Harold and Dorothy Seymour Medalhonors the best book of baseball history or biography published during the preceding calendar year.

Click here to read the full announcement at SABR.org.

Subscribe to the Baseball Research Journal before April 1

In 2026, all SABR members will exclusively receive the Baseball Research Journalelectronically twice a year. The Spring 2026 issue will be sent out in April. However, if you are interested in a paperback copy of BRJ for your personal library, we have rolled out a subscription option at a significantly discounted rate: $7 per issue for members, compared to $19.95 at retail.

• To subscribe and receive a printed edition of BRJ, visit SABR.org/subscribe by April 1, 2026
  (If you have any questions about your subscription, please email brjsubscribe@sabr.org.)

Click here for a short video on how to subscribe to printed copies of BRJ.

SABR Board of Directors to host virtual Town Hall on March 12

SABR’s Board of Directors invites all members to join us for a virtual Town Hall meeting at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on Thursday, March 12, 2026.

• Click here to pre-register for the Zoom meeting on March 12 

SABR CEO Scott Bush will provide an overview on new initiatives and other upcoming activities and events. Board President Dan Levitt will provide a strategic planning update. Board Vice President Allison Levin will provide an update on research committees and local chapters. Board Treasurer Pat Filippone will provide a financial update and introduce himself to the membership. Other members of the Board of Directors will also be available for questions afterward.

Levitt was appointed as President in November and will serve the rest of the term through 2027. Filippone was appointed in December to complete the rest of the Treasurer’s term, which concludes following the Annual Business Meeting in 2026.

Deadline to submit new project proposals to SABR Editorial Board is April 1

SABR’s Editorial Board welcomes new project proposals from members to be considered for publication through the Digital Library, SABR.org, or any other multimedia formats. We strongly encourage new proposals that involve collaboration between SABR research committees and/or chapters, and web-based projects with an eye toward enhanced multimedia presentation.

• Click here to submit a SABR project proposal
  Next deadline: April 1, 2026 (for publication in late 2027 or 2028)

SABR seeks to publish 2-4 web-based multimedia projects and 6-8 books per year. Book projects should be of a scope that can fit in a single volume, typically between 100,000 and 200,000 total words.

Click here to read the full announcement at SABR.org.

Find new updates to the SABR Research Collection below, including the Baseball Biography Project, Games Project, and Oral History Collection.

1 new story published at SABR BioProject

• George Frazier, by Lance Levine (first-time author)

Visit SABR.org/bioproject to learn more about the SABR Biography Project or to get involved.

5 new stories published at SABR Games Project

• September 5, 1965: Jim Gilliam’s pinch-hit triple leads first-place Dodgers over Astros, by Steven C. Weiner
• July 31, 1972: Dick Allen’s two inside-the-park home runs against Bert Blyleven spark White Sox win, by Thomas J. Brown Jr.
• October 14, 1985: Ozzie Smith’s walk-off home run in NLCS makes Cardinals fans ‘Go Crazy!’, by Andrew Heckroth
• June 30, 1992: Boston’s Bob Zupcic robs Mickey Tettleton of home run, then hits game-winning grand slam, by Bill Nowlin
• July 17, 2011: In a scoreless game featuring 15 pitchers, Red Sox finally win in 16th inning, by Bill Nowlin

Visit SABR.org/gamesproject to learn more about the SABR Games Project or to get involved.

Henry Aaron 
Edited by Bill Nowlin and Glen Sparks

Visit SABR.org to download the free e-book edition or save 50% off the paperback edition of all Digital Library books.

Here are some SABR headlines from recent weeks that we don’t want you to miss:

• New Research Resources portal and member login launched
• Dangerous Danny Gardella by Robert Elias wins 2026 SABR Seymour Medal
• Fourth course in SABR Analytics Certification program is now available
• SABR appoints Pat Filippone as Treasurer of Board of Directors
• Gary, Vicki Gillette make gift to support Jerry Malloy Negro League Conference through 2030
• Learn more about new SABR Institutional Memberships
• Negro Leagues statistics added to SABR Lahman Baseball Database
• View a collection of nearly 100,000 player surveys in the Weiss Baseball Questionnaires collection
• SABR Digital Library: Vinotinto Venezuela Béisbol, 1939–2024: 85 Years of Venezuelans in the Major Leagues
• Hundreds of ProQuest US newspapers added to SABR Research Resources
• Find complete collection of SABR-Rucker Archive baseball images online
• Get a gift for baseball fan in your life with the SABR Store @ CafePress

Please give a warm welcome to all new SABR members who joined this week! View more Members-Only resources at members.sabr.org or click here to download the Membership Handbook. Find contact information for any SABR member in the online Membership Directory.NAMEHOMETOWN  NAMEHOMETOWNTim BennettJackson, MS  Brian GrossKensington, MDRob BrognaWakefield, MA  Joshua GuptelOakland, MEJames CaudillFredericksburg, VA  James JohnstonKenmore, WARobert ColalucaCambridge, MA  Brian LewisNorth Bethesda, MDJoe DuffyOlmsted Falls, OH  Edward MearsTokyo, JPNAlex DvorkinSomerville, MA  Douglas MolinaBolingbrook, ILTyler EvjeMilton, GA  Hiroaki MoritaTokyo, JPNDaniel FogelMontclair, NJ  Seth ParkNew York, NYAlexandru FoltaTempe, AZ  Aaron SchmulensonScottsdale, AZBrian FordPittsburgh, PA  Paul StreletskyHaverhill, MACody GarnerHillsboro, OR  Nik TurleyGilbert, AZJack GreenbergSaint Louis, MO  Vanessa ViolaNew York, NY

Here is a list of SABR supporters for the month of February 2026.NAME NAMECharles Alexander Daniel LevittBob Archer Henry LevyBen Baschinsky Jake LudingtonJake Bell Peter MancusoClifford Blau Peter MarcusD. Bruce Brown Deborah MarshallBruce Bumbalough Bruce McClureRalph Caola Ernestine MillerKen Carrano Linda NicholsVincent Comparato Andrew NorthRichard Dempsey Bill NowlinChris Dial Terry PhelpsMark Drucker John RallMark Dugo Michael RosenwasserHelen Edwards Charles RousselDaniel Evans Bob RussonDavid Firstman Jason SchellerAdam Foldes Douglas SchoppertEdward Fong Mary SheaVince Gennaro Rob SheinkopfStuart Hall Thomas StoneLeslie Heaphy Wesley StoryTimothy Herlich Joseph ThompsonRockwell Hoffman Neal TravenDavid Hughes Marlene VogelsangRob Janes Steve WestDonald Jensen Beach WiresRobert Kenney Jeffrey WoodOwen King Don Zminda

Want to become a Friend of SABR? Click here to make a recurring monthly contribution or click here to learn more about our Giving Circles to make a one-time contribution.

• Events Calendar: Find details of all upcoming SABR events.
• Video Replays: This week, we heard from Seth Tannenbaum (Bleacher Seats and Luxury Suites); Liz Thompson (“Preserving the Art and Joy of Keeping Score”); and Vanessa Viola and Fabio Montella (“Storytelling & Visual Representation of Negro Leagues Stadiums Through GIS Mapping”). Click here to view video replays of virtual SABR events.

Upcoming Virtual Meetings

• March 7: Women in Baseball Diamond Stories: Laura Hirai (10:00 a.m. EST)
• March 9: American Baseball Biomechanics Society Journal Club meeting (4:00 p.m. EDT)
• March 9: Clyde Sukeforth (NH/ME) Chapter meeting with Justin Mckinney(7:00 p.m. EDT)
• March 9: Central Illinois Chapter meeting with Seth Tannenbaum (7:00 p.m. CDT)
• March 10: 19th Century Speaker Series: Bruce Allardice (8:00 p.m. EDT)
• March 10: Games and Simulations meeting with Robert Gamble (8:00 p.m. EDT)
• March 11: Elysian Fields (NJ) Chapter meeting with Kazimierz Kochan (7:00 p.m. EDT)
• March 11: Ballparks Committee meeting with Tim Murphy (8:00 p.m. EDT)
• March 12: Sweet Lou Johnson Lexington (KY) Chapter meeting with Dixie Tourangeau (7:00 p.m. EDT)
• March 12: SABR Board of Directors Virtual Town Hall (8:00 p.m. EDT)
• March 14: Bob Davids Chapter: Talkin’ Baseball with John W. Miller (9:00 a.m. EDT)
• March 15: Luke Easter (NY) Chapter meeting with Rob Sheinkopf (2:00 p.m. EDT)

Upcoming In-Person Meetings

• March 6-7: NINE Spring Training Conference (Tempe, AZ)
• March 7: Pee Wee Reese Chapter SABR Day meeting (Louisville, KY)
• March 7: Rocky Mountain Chapter baseball cards meeting (Denver, CO)
• March 12: Magnolia Chapter monthly meeting (Sandy Springs, GA)
• March 14: Halsey Hall Chapter Hot Stove Saturday Morning (Fridley, MN)
• March 14: Baltimore Babe Ruth Chapter meeting (Baltimore, MD)
• March 14: Elysian Fields Chapter: Game Changers panel discussion (Little Falls, NJ)
• March 14: Ken Keltner Badger State Chapter meeting (Milwaukee, WI)

To add your SABR event to our calendar listings, please contact Jacob Pomrenke.

• Games and Simulations: We are looking for your feedback for any and all baseball tabletop games that you have played or owned. Click here to learn more and fill out a brief survey.

Sign up for SABR research committee announcements at SABR.org/research/committees.

• Ken Keltner Badger State Chapter:March 2026 newsletter (Milwaukee, WI)
• Rocky Mountain Chapter: March 2026 newsletter (Denver, CO)

Sign up for SABR chapter announcements at SABR.org/chapters. 

Click here to learn more about SABR chartered communities.

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• Stephanie Apstein: The World Baseball Classic Has Finally Captured Team USA’s Full Attention (Sports Illustrated)
• Adam McCalvy: Andy Brown quit his job to paint baseball games. Now he’s Great Britain’s team artist. (MLB.com)
• Rob Mains: Do The Braves Actually Make Any Money? (Baseball Prospectus)
• Bradford William Davis: Pat Ellington Jr. reclaims the fullness of Black history through the lens of baseball (Eyeblack)
• Jimmy Parker: Bringing Baseball Gloves Back to Life with Jimmy Lonetti (Beauty of a Game)
• Jay Jaffe: Mets Search for the Right Choice(s) in Their New-Look Outfield(FanGraphs)
• Stephen J. Nesbitt: How MLB ticket prices and TV blackouts are impacting the fan experience (The Athletic)
• Mark Simon: Stat of the Weak (Contact) (Sports Info Solutions)
• Steven Goldman: Profar and the Damage Done (Baseball Prospectus)
• Jayson Stark: Will ABS kill the managerial ejection? We asked ejection king Aaron Boone (The Athletic)
• David Laurila: Athletics Prospect Jamie Arnold Has Two Changeups and a Major League Mindset (FanGraphs)
• Ginny Searle: The Angels Invent the Anti-Extension (Baseball Prospectus)
• Matt Monagan: Josh Gibson really, may have, hit a ball 600 feet in Puerto Rico(MLB.com)
• Jeff Miller: In Texas’s “Biggest Little Baseball City,” J.W. Wingate Broke the Color Barrier. Then He Was Forgotten.(Texas Monthly)
• Thomas Harding: Denver-area author teams up with KC illustrator to capture culture of Negro Leagues (MLB.com)
• Sam Gazdziak: Obituary: Mickey Lolich (1940-2026) (RIP Baseball)
• Mark Rucker: Jeff Tesreau and the Spitball (Our Game)
• Sharon Hamilton: Ernest Hemingway and Toronto Baseball (The Hemingway Society)
• Mark Kolier: Top Five Starting Pitchers in Kansas City Royals History (Almost Cooperstown)
• Tiffany Babb: Norman Rockwell’s The Dugout (The Fan Files)
• Gary Ashwill: The Uniforms of the Atlantic City Bacharach Giants, 1922-1929 (Agate Type)
• Hall of Very Good Podcast: Ryan Woodward discusses women’s baseball and IWBC involvement (Hall of Very Good)
• Tim Sokol: What Can MLB Teams and Fans Learn from the KBO About Playoff Byes? (SABR Asian Baseball)
• Thomas Love Seagull: Japan’s Favorite Players: Kazuhiro Kiyohara (SABR Asian Baseball)
• Carter Cromwell: Development of Baseball in Saudi Arabia (SABR Asian Baseball)
• Glenn Evans: Crossing the Tracks: 1917(SABR Games and Simulations)

Please note: Some articles may require a separate subscription to view online. SABR does not endorse, and is not responsible or liable for, any content that appears on a third-party website. 

This Week in SABR is compiled by Jacob Pomrenke. If you would like us to include an upcoming event, article, or any other information in “This Week in SABR,” e-mail jpomrenke@sabr.org. To find past editions of TWIS, click here.

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CoreWeave Just Landed a Deal That Signals Where AI Is Headed

Written by Jeffrey Neal Johnson on March 5, 2026 

Key Points

• CoreWeave’s specialized, high-performance infrastructure provides a crucial advantage in the demanding and rapidly growing AI inference market.
• A deep technical partnership with NVIDIA, which includes a coveted industry certification, validates CoreWeave’s platform as a world-class solution.
• An extensive backlog of long-term contracts provides significant visibility into future revenue and underpins the company’s strategic growth investments.
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A recent partnership sent a clear signal through the market about the future of artificial intelligence (AI), and it has little to do with the training hype that has dominated headlines.

When specialized cloud provider CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) saw its stock climb on news of a multi-year deal with the AI-native search company Perplexity, it was more than just another customer win.

While Wall Street has been intently focused on CoreWeave’s aggressive spending, this new alliance may have just shown investors where the real, long-term revenue in the AI revolution will be generated.

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A Bellwether Deal for the New AI Battleground

Perplexity, a cutting-edge company whose entire business model relies on providing fast and accurate AI-powered answers, has entrusted its critical workload to CoreWeave. Specifically, the deal is to power its AI inference operations. This distinction is crucial for investors to understand, as it highlights a fundamental shift in the AI market.

For the past several years, the AI narrative has revolved around training. This is the initial, computationally massive process of teaching a model on vast amounts of data, like building a comprehensive library of global knowledge. It’s a vital but often periodic heavy lift. Inference, on the other hand, is the continuous, high-volume process of using that trained model to generate answers and predictions for millions of users in real time. It’s the equivalent of everyone checking out books from the library, all at once, 24/7.

Inference workloads are exceptionally demanding. They require consistently low latency because real users are waiting for an answer. Any delay ruins the experience. While training is a marathon, inference is a series of never-ending sprints. The decision by a performance-obsessed AI leader like Perplexity to choose CoreWeave over established, general-purpose cloud giants is a bellwether. It signals that for the demanding, revenue-generating applications of AI, specialized infrastructure is not just a preference; it’s a necessity.

Built Different: CoreWeave’s Performance Edge

CoreWeave’s ability to win these critical inference deals stems from a fundamental architectural advantage. The company offers a GPU-first, bare-metal cloud that is purpose-built for the unique demands of artificial intelligence. This design provides clients with direct access to the underlying hardware, minimizing the software layers and operational overhead that can create latency.

This specialization creates a clear performance gap between CoreWeave and the legacy hyperscalers, whose platforms are designed to be jacks-of-all-trades. For investors, the difference can be understood simply:

• CoreWeave (Specialized): This is the Formula 1 car of the cloud world, engineered for one purpose: to deliver maximum speed and performance for demanding AI workloads.
• Legacy Hyperscalers (Generalized):This is the SUV. It’s versatile, reliable, and can handle a wide variety of tasks, such as web hosting and data storage, but it isn’t optimized for the high-octane racetrack of AI inference.

This performance edge isn’t just a marketing claim; it’s validated by the industry’s most important name: NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA). NVIDIA’s deep partnership with CoreWeave goes far beyond its recent $2 billion investment. It is a profound technical endorsement. CoreWeave has earned NVIDIA’s coveted Exemplar Cloud status, a certification signifying that its platform meets the highest standards for performance, reliability, and security.

For enterprise customers, this stamp of approval de-risks their investment and guarantees they are running workloads on a world-class platform. This deep alignment also grants CoreWeave early access to next-generation technology like the Rubin platform, ensuring its competitive moat remains for years to come.

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Investing in Certainty, Not Speculation

The primary concern among some market observers is CoreWeave’s aggressive spending and current net losses. The company has guided for $30 to $35 billion in capital expenditures for 2026, a figure that understandably raises questions about near-term profitability. However, viewing this spending in isolation misses the most important part of the story. This is not speculative spending; it is a calculated investment to fulfill a massive, pre-sold pipeline of demand.

The most compelling counterpoint to any spending concerns is the company’s $66.8 billion in contractually secured revenue backlog. CoreWeave is not building data centers hoping customers will come; it is manufacturing capacity that has already been purchased through long-term contracts. The quality of this backlog further de-risks the company’s financial position. The average contract length has increased to roughly five years, providing exceptional visibility and stability for future cash flows.

The company’s ability to successfully raise over $18 billion in capital in 2025 while simultaneously lowering its average cost of borrowing demonstrates strong institutional confidence in this strategy. This aggressive investment is what secures CoreWeave’s leadership position for years to come.

What the Market May Be Missing

This strategic positioning in the inference market directly informs CoreWeave’s valuation potential. While the stock currently trades around $79.50, the consensus price target among 30 Wall Street analysts is $124.34, representing healthy upside from current levels.

This apparent gap suggests that the market may still be valuing the company based on the high costs of its current build-out phase rather than the massive, recurring revenue its infrastructure will generate in the era of inference.

The company’s own projections, backed by its backlog, call for exiting 2026 with an annualized revenue run rate of $17 to $19 billion, more than doubling its revenue base in a single year. As CoreWeave continues to convert its backlog into revenue and announce more high-profile inference customers like Perplexity, this valuation gap may begin to close.

An Essential Cloud for the Inference Era

For investors evaluating the dynamic AI landscape, the key may be to look past the training headlines and focus on the less-discussed but potentially more lucrative inference market. The companies building the essential, high-performance infrastructure for this next phase are positioning themselves for durable, long-term growth.

The recent deal between CoreWeave and Perplexity is powerful evidence that CoreWeave has firmly established itself as a primary contender in this new gold rush era.

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Alarm bells of the top… AI isn’t really about software and robots… It’s about energy… Our modern standard of living is built around energy… The trade of the year – maybe the decade…

I (Dan Ferris) am looking more and more like a sign of the top…

In my December 5 Digest, I told readers I had changed my tune on AI:

Well, the fact is that the AI boom rhymes significantly with the nearly decadelong dot-com boom. Since the AI boom started just three years ago, I have to believe it’s not over yet.

As I explained, I didn’t want to miss out on a massive wealth-generating opportunity.

On January 16, I doubled down and said that speculation in AI stocks was “getting interesting.”

Folks who know me were probably surprised to hear that. I’ve always been skeptical of manic bull markets. And I’ve been bearish on the stock market over the past couple years.

I’ve also spent the past 20-plus years telling readers that they should only buy great businesses that have competitive advantages, consistent margins, and great balance sheets. These businesses should also gush free cash flow and trade at reasonable valuations.

So saying that speculative stocks were “worth a second look” probably set off some alarm bells.

It turned out to be a good contrarian signal.

The S&P 500 Index, which is dominated by Magnificent Seven stocks, is down more than 1% since January 1. The Bloomberg Magnificent 7 Total Return Index is down more than 7% since then. It recently traded about 7% below its all-time high.

Meanwhile, AI darling Nvidia (NVDA) hit its last new high on October 29 and recently traded about 12% below that level. Fellow big-name AI play Palantir Technologies (PLTR) topped out on November 3 and has fallen as much as 38% since then.

So it sure looks like I was behaving as a rank amateur…

I wouldn’t blame you for thinking I was just excited about the newest thing and jumping into the trend after it started topping out in the market.

After all, as I reported in the January 16 Digest, the first AI stock I recommended to Ferris Report subscribers – Tempus AI (TEM) – flamed out.

However, in that Digest, I also discussed the fact that AI is closely tied to energy. You see, AI data centers have massive energy requirements.

So in December, I recommended two energy stocks in The Ferris Report. And in the February issue – out last Friday – I added two more.

It turned out to be the perfect contrarian opportunity…

According to data compiled by Bloomberg, energy stocks were up just 4.4% last year, with the S&P 500 up 16.4%, technology stocks were up 23.8%, and communications stocks were up 21.6%. Last year, energy stocks were the third-worst performer among the S&P 500’s 11 sectors. Only consumer staples and real estate were worse, with slightly negative returns.

However, since the start of the year, energy is up around 25%.

The two energy stocks I recommended in December are up 39% and 32% as of yesterday’s close. And after just one week, the two stocks I recommended in the February issue are up 8% and 2% – while the rest of the market fell.

(Ferris Report subscribers can find the December issue right here and the February issue here. If you don’t already have a subscription to The Ferris Report, you can learn more here.)

Investors don’t need to worry about future energy demand…

Our modern standard of living is built around energy. You see, the world uses four substances – steel, cement, plastic, and ammonia – in massive and growing quantities.

Various estimates suggest roughly half the world’s population is fed by food grown with nitrogen-based fertilizers (and this nitrogen is produced from ammonia).

Next comes plastic. Lightweight and durable, plastic is malleable into an unfathomable variety of shapes and sizes, from paper-thin films and feather-light bottles to heavy-duty pipes and sturdy, durable trash cans.

You’re wearing some form of plastic right now. Your desk, clothes, and house are all filled with plastic. You’re surrounded by it. Given its widespread use in medicine today, you might have even had your life saved with the help of plastic.

Then there’s steel, the skeleton and skin of much of the modern world. We make mammoth structures and tiny precision instruments with it. It is malleable, recyclable, and there are more than 3,500 varieties of it. It can bear loads 30 times larger than granite. It’s 7 times stronger than aluminum and 4 times stronger than copper.

Finally, cement is the key ingredient in concrete, the most ubiquitous building material in the world. Most of Earth’s inhabitants live in cities made of it. It’s in foundations, walls, ceilings, and all the critical infrastructure of our world – from roads and runways to pipelines, sewers, bridges, and tunnels.

These substances are all made with fossil fuels.

Ammonia is synthesized from nitrogen (from the air) and hydrogen (primarily from natural gas) at high temperatures (overwhelmingly created using natural gas).

Plastic is derived from a variety of petroleum products, including ethane, propane, butane, and in some cases, even coal. The dominant fuel for making it is natural gas.

Steel is an alloy of iron and carbon and requires extremely high temperatures to make it. The carbon and the heat are both supplied by coal.

Cement is made by heating limestone in a kiln, powered by coal or petroleum coke (a rock-like form of petroleum), natural gas, and fuel oil.

After decades of development and trillions of dollars spent on so-called renewables (which aren’t renewable in any meaningful way), fossil fuels still make up roughly 86% of global energy consumption.

The point of all this is very simple.

Don’t worry about oil and gas demand. As long as the global population grows and as long as folks want to acquire and maintain a high standard of living, there will be plenty of demand for oil, natural gas, coal, and other fossil fuels.

AI will simply add another layer of constant demand.

That’s why President Donald Trump created the Genesis Mission project, which, among other things, aims to develop nuclear and other energy sources.

Trump believes the U.S. will fall behind if it doesn’t develop its AI capability. And that will require massive new energy development. Little – if any of it – will be in unreliable solar and wind. It’ll all be in fossil fuels and nuclear power.

Fossil fuels already provide 58% of our electricity in the U.S. – mostly through natural gas and coal.

Also, roughly 95% of the U.S.’s 5,400 data centers use diesel generators for backup power. Even California – which hates fossil fuels with a burning passion – uses diesel for 90% of its backup power.

Meanwhile, diesel capacity is shrinking due to regulatory concerns. (I told Ferris Report subscribers the whole story in the December issue.)

Now, commodities prices are highly volatile and cyclical…

Thanks to fracking, the U.S. is the largest oil-producing country in the world, with about 19 million barrels a day (that includes all petroleum liquids). That’s roughly 20% of global production.

We produce nearly all our oil by hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling. Much of that production capacity needs oil to be close to $60 a barrel or more to break even. Many independent drillers in the U.S. need $70 oil to make it worth drilling.

Even before the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, oil prices were moving higher. You see, oil prices were so low that folks were shutting down production. Oil veteran and Continental Resources founder Harold Hamm announced in January that he was shutting down his company’s large operations in the Bakken region in North Dakota and Montana – a region he discovered and has been operating in for more than 30 years.

His reasoning was simple: His breakeven price was $58, and oil in the low $60s and high $50s made it impossible to earn a decent profit margin. It just wasn’t worth drilling. Lots of other oil executives had similar thoughts.

But the best cure for low prices is low prices.

Oil bottomed out at $55 a barrel in mid-December. And sure enough, oil was on the move even before the Iran attacks. Now, it’s hitting a two-and-a-half-year high in the $90s.

If the Iran war ends soon, prices will likely drop back down. Those lower prices would benefit the lowest-cost producers (four of which I’ve added to The Ferris Report model portfolio). They would put a lot of other producers out of business, perhaps permanently in some cases, if prices don’t recover quickly enough.

And even if higher prices persist, it’ll take some time for producers to trust them and restart production. Oil production doesn’t turn on and off like a light switch.

But if the world wants to keep living a modern lifestyle, oil will never be able to spend too long in the $50s or lower. In a recession or crisis, maybe they could go into the $40s or lower. Oil prices fell below $0 in April 2020 and were $50 or lower for almost an entire year, but that was because world governments shut down the global economy during the pandemic.

Summing up… AI isn’t really about software and robots. It’s about energy.

The hyperscalers like Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL), Meta Platforms (META), and Microsoft (MSFT) are spending billions of dollars on AI and data centers. But they already aren’t seeing much return for their massive capital investments. It’s unlikely they ever will. They’ll be left with debt-laden balance sheets and huge loss-making assets that cost a fortune to operate.

Meanwhile, the big AI-darling stocks appear to have topped out for now.

But energy stocks are just getting started. While fossil-fuel prices will always be highly volatile and cyclical, the world can’t grow without them.

Energy is what’s most interesting about AI. It’s the trade of the year… maybe of the decade.

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Stansberry Research Top 10 Open Recommendations

Top 10 highest-returning open stock positions across all Stansberry Research portfolios. Returns represent the total return from the initial recommendation.InvestmentBuy DateReturnPublicationMSFT
Microsoft11/11/101,366.5%Retirement MillionaireMSFT
Microsoft02/10/121,325.7%Stansberry’s Investment AdvisoryADP
Automatic Data Processing10/09/08848.9%Extreme ValueBRK.B
Berkshire Hathaway04/01/09790.2%Retirement MillionaireSII
Sprott01/11/18750.0%Extreme ValueWRB
W.R. Berkley03/15/12646.8%Stansberry’s Investment AdvisoryGOOGL
Alphabet12/15/16641.5%Retirement MillionaireALS-T
Altius Minerals03/26/09588.7%Extreme ValueHSY
Hershey12/07/07583.8%Stansberry’s Investment AdvisoryCIEN
Ciena10/20/22560.9%Stansberry Innovations Report

Please note: Securities appearing in the Top 10 are not necessarily recommended buys at current prices. The list reflects the best-performing positions currently in the model portfolio of any Stansberry Research publication. The buy date reflects when the editor recommended the investment in the listed publication, and the return shows its performance since that date. To learn if a security is still a recommended buy today, you must be a subscriber to that publication and refer to the most recent portfolio.

Top 10 Totals3Extreme ValueFerris3Retirement MillionaireDoc3Stansberry’s Investment AdvisoryPorter1Stansberry Innovations ReportEngel

Top 5 Crypto Capital Open Recommendations

Top 5 highest-returning open positions in the Crypto Capital model portfolioInvestmentBuy DateReturnPublicationBTC/USD
Bitcoin11/27/181,785.8%Crypto CapitalWSTETH/USD
Wrapped Staked Ethereum12/07/181,721.4%Crypto CapitalONE/USD
Harmony12/16/191,011.0%Crypto CapitalPOL/USD
Polygon02/26/21643.7%Crypto CapitalQRL/USD
Quantum Resistant Ledger01/19/21602.1%Crypto Capital

Please note: Securities appearing in the Top 5 are not necessarily recommended buys at current prices. The list reflects the best-performing positions currently in the Crypto Capital model portfolio. The buy date reflects when the recommendation was made, and the return shows its performance since that date. To learn if it’s still a recommended buy today, you must be a subscriber and refer to the most recent portfolio.

Stansberry Research Hall of Fame

Top 10 all-time, highest-returning closed positions across all Stansberry portfoliosInvestmentDurationGainPublicationNvidia (NVDA)^*5.96 years1,466%Venture Tech.Microsoft (MSFT)^12.74 years1,185%Retirement MillionaireInovio Pharma. (INO)^1.01 years1,139%Venture Tech.Rocket Lab (RKLB)^2.35 years1,034%Venture Tech.Seabridge Gold (SA)^4.20 years995%Sjug Conf.Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B)^16.13 years800%Retirement MillionaireIntellia Therapeutics (NTLA)1.95 years775%Amer. MoonshotsRite Aid 8.5% bond4.97 years773%True IncomePNC Warrants (PNC-WS)6.16 years706%True Wealth SystemsMaxar Technologies (MAXR)^1.90 years691%Venture Tech.

^ These gains occurred with a partial position in the respective stocks.
* Editor Dave Lashmet closed the first leg of this Nvidia position in November 2016 for a gain of about 108%. Then, he closed the second leg in July 2020 for a 777% return. And finally, in May 2022, he booked a 1,466% return on the final leg. Subscribers who followed his advice on Nvidia could’ve recorded a total weighted average gain of more than 600%.

Stansberry Research Crypto Hall of Fame

Top 5 highest-returning closed positions in the Crypto Capital model portfolioInvestmentDurationGainAnalystBand Protocol (BAND)0.31 years1,169%Crypto CapitalTerra (LUNA)0.41 years1,166%Crypto CapitalPolymesh (POLYX)3.84 years1,157%Crypto CapitalFrontier (FRONT)0.09 years979%Crypto CapitalBinance Coin (BNB)1.78 years963%Crypto Capital

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