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What should have been a calming move by the Fed turned into a red flag.
This week, the Federal Reserve issued a long-awaited rate cut — but instead of boosting investor confidence, it exposed just how fragile the market truly is. That vulnerability was only reinforced when a major tech company posted disappointing earnings, triggering a widespread selloff.
📉 The NASDAQ 100 dropped 2% 📉 The S&P 500 fell over 1%
So what now?
Gold Breaks Out as Wall Street Panics
In the face of market uncertainty, one asset has made its move loud and clear — gold.
📈 Gold futures surged above $2,380/oz
📈 Up over 65% YTD, nearing all-time highs
📈 Safe-haven demand is spiking
This isn’t just a reaction — it’s a signal.
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Volatility Watch: Tech & High-Growth Stocks Take a Hit
After the recent rate cut and a disappointing earnings report from a major company, markets were shaken—and some of the hardest-hit areas were technology and “high-beta” stocks.
What’s a High-Beta Stock? These are companies that tend to swing more—up or down—than the overall market. They’re often in fast-moving sectors like tech or AI, and while they can soar in good times, they can also fall hard when fear creeps in.
Why Did These Stocks Drop? Even though the Fed cut rates, which usually supports growth, the move signaled that underlying market confidence might be fragile. Then came a big earnings miss that spooked investors further. The combination triggered sharp sell-offs in tech names and riskier, fast-growing stocks.
What It Means for You: While sharp price swings can create lucrative opportunities for short-term traders, they often signal uncertainty and risk for long-term investors — requiring different strategies and levels of caution. Investors should-
Stay cautious with high-growth tech stocks—they may continue to see sharp moves.
Consider hedging if you’re heavily invested in the tech sector.
Look to gold or defensive stocks as potential safe havens in choppy conditions.
Markets are driven by psychology as much as fundamentals — and this week, the fear was real. When gold soars, tech tanks, and the Fed turns dovish… something is shifting under the surface.
The winners will be those who read between the lines — and act before the headlines catch up.
The S&P 500 dropped 100 points today while the advance-decline line sat at 50-50. That combination should not be possible.
Tech is selling off hard. Broadcom cratered after hitting all-time highs. Nvidia is stuck in the mud. Microsoft keeps taking hits. Google broke outside its expected move to the downside.
Yet the broader market looks calm on the surface because traders are playing the rotation game. Capital is flooding into financials, Walmart, Boeing, and Tesla to mask the damage in tech.
This is a false sense of security.
I’ve been watching the S&P futures trade in an 80-point range between 6820 and 6900 for nearly two weeks. We’re now sitting right at the lower edge of that volatility box. A crack through 6800 opens the door to significant downside as correlation kicks in across sectors.
Here’s what makes next week particularly dangerous:
The bond market is breaking down despite the Fed’s rate cut. The 10-year yield is pushing toward 4.2% and closing the week considerably higher than it started.
Back-to-back weeks of lower-edge expected moves in TLT. This signals trend-worthy selling in bonds.
Bond vigilantes may be arriving soon.Interest rates rising while markets sell off will slam every sector.
When bond market stress combines with tech sector weakness, the rotation game ends. That 50-50 advance-decline line will collapse. All those financials and defensive names propping up the market will get dragged down with the passive investment flows.
I took a bearish position in XLF today but held off on additional trades. I’m waiting for higher degrees of correlation before fully repositioning.
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That’s the approximate return I would’ve made if I’d trusted myself.
It was 2022, still deep in the pandemic’s long fade-out. Many industries were under pressure, and the auto market was one of the hardest hit. With little travel and even less commuting, demand slid and the entire sector slowed.
But in the middle of that slowdown, something caught my attention. It wasn’t loud. It wasn’t obvious. It was a small but steady shift taking place where almost no one was looking.
I was convinced enough to message my colleagues about it.View larger image
Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) had fallen 97%. “Deep value” barely captured it.
I’m a committed value investor, but even I hesitated. A collapse that sharp made me assume the market must’ve known something I didn’t.
So I held back as the stock closed at $8.76 that day.
But within a year, it was trading near $56 – a gain of well over 500%. And this week, it pushed past $460.View larger image
Again, that’s a more than 50-FOLD gain.
It’s a moment that stays with you – not because of the money, but because it reminds you how hard it can be to act when the crowd is running the other way.
That lesson is useful now as we ask a different question: After such a dramatic rise, where does the stock stand today?
Carvana has settled into its role as a full-scale online marketplace for used cars. Buyers can find a car, line up financing, handle the paperwork, and arrange delivery without stepping into a dealership. And recent results make it clear that the model is working at scale.
Retail units hit a record 155,941 in the third quarter, up 44% from last year. Revenue jumped 55% to $5.6 billion. Net income reached $263 million, while operating margins climbed to 9.8% – both company records.
Even more striking, Carvana crossed a $20 billion revenue run rate. Management says the firm now has reconditioning and production capacity for more than 1.5 million retail units a year, with long-term goals of selling 3 million.
These gains aren’t coming from hype alone. Carvana continues to bolt ADESA’s network into its system, adding more sites where cars can be processed and delivered faster and at lower cost. The earnings release shows this strategy is lifting both scale and efficiency.
But strong numbers don’t answer the central question: What is the stock worth right now?View larger image
Carvana’s enterprise value-to-net asset value sits at 34.40, far above the universe average of 3.82. That means investors are paying a steep premium for each dollar of net assets. On that measure, the stock is expensive.
Its cash generation tells a different story. Free cash flow-to-NAV is 4.12%, versus a universe average of 1.12%. And over the past 12 quarters, Carvana has grown its free cash flow nearly 64% of the time – well above the 46.74% average.
That kind of consistency is uncommon, especially for a business that once looked fragile.
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Editor’s Note: Longtime readers know that I’m bullish about the AI Revolution. In fact, I expect 2026 to rival some of the best years of my career.
But the reality is every major tech boom looks unstoppable – until it hits a wall. And history shows that it always happens faster than most people expect.
That’s why it pays to listen to people who may have a different perspective – especially ones you trust. And my friend, TradeSmith CEO Keith Kaplan, says we may be getting closer to a “tipping point” – the moment when the trend suddenly breaks, and stocks take a sharp turn lower.
That’s why his team built a brand-new alert system – designed to help you spot danger early, avoid big losses and know exactly when to get back in.
I think it makes sense to be prepared in case Keith is right. And to do that, you can join him at the Tipping Point 2026 event on Tuesday, December 16, at 10 a.m. Eastern.
If you’re looking to protect your money – and be ready for the next recovery – you’ll want to see this. Click here to RSVP now.
Now, here’s Keith with more details…
Nothing seduces investors quite like a New Era.
In the Roaring ‘20s, it was the dizzying cocktail of electrification, automobiles, radios, aviation and mass production. Productivity soared. Stocks soared with it.
Leading economists of the day argued that technology and modern management had tamed recessions. Investors believed a permanent boom had arrived.
Then the 1929 Crash hit… and they were plunged into the worst bear market in history.
In the 1960s, another New Era dawned – this time with the rise of computing, electronics and aerospace.
Brokers told their clients that the Nifty Fifty – a group of 50 fast-growing blue chips – were so great you could buy them at any price. Believing we’d entered a long, unstoppable technological renaissance, they called them “one-decision stocks.”
By the mid-1970s, many of the Nifty Fifty stocks had fallen 60% to 80%.
Then in the late 1990s, New Era thinking returned again. This time, it was inspired by the rollout of the commercial internet.
It was the fastest boom of the century. Brokers told their clients that traditional valuation metrics no longer applied in the new digital economy. And dot-com stocks with no profits became billion-dollar tickers overnight.
In March 2000, stocks peaked, the bubble burst, and the tech-filled Nasdaq dropped almost 80% over the next two years.
Different decades. Different technologies. Different New Eras. But each ended the same way: with a “tipping point” nobody saw coming until it was too late.
Today, we find ourselves in another New Era – this time driven by eye-widening advances in artificial intelligence (AI). Once again, stocks are minting millionaires. And millions of investors believe they’re living through an unstoppable boom driven by a world-changing technology.
I’m NOT telling you this because I believe stocks are going to crash tomorrow. But despite the dizzying gains from AI stocks like Nvidia and Palantir, you need to understand that New Eras don’t last forever. Eventually, each one reaches a tipping point, and stocks thump back to Earth without much warning.
It’s why my team and I built a new way to safeguard your wealth. It’s an innovation in investment tech that could save you a world of pain – and tens of thousands of dollars in potential losses – when we reach the next tipping point.
And as you’ll see today, the tipping point for the AI boom could come as soon as next year.
First, it’s important you understand why market moves are speeding up and why you need a new kind of indicator to warn you ahead of these moves.
Bigger, Faster, More Online
Outside of the 2008 financial crisis, the 10 biggest daily percentage moves in the S&P 500 over the past 30 years have all occurred since 2020.
Partly, that’s due to shrinking holding times.
In the late 1950s, investors typically held stocks for about eight years. By 2020, the average holding time was 5.5 months.
And there are now more retail investors in the market than ever before.
Before the COVID lockdowns, retail trading made up about 10% of U.S. stock trading volume. That doubled to about 20% in 2020… and reached as high as 26% in the 2021 pandemic boom.
These are not pension fund managers weighing valuations, balance sheet growth, and long-term industry trends. Most of these folks are rookies reacting to social media posts.
They also move in packs based on instructions from “gurus” in online message boards where millions of anonymous users swap stock ideas, brag about wins, and egg each other on to make riskier trades.
Struggling movie theater chain AMC didn’t soar 3,000% in 2021 and then crash because its business changed. Like GameStop before it, it became a meme stock. Millions of highly-online investors piled into its shares to “stick it to the man.”
When tens of millions of these folks have access to zero-commission, gamified trading, the market doesn’t only get bigger. It gets faster.
And it’s not just human traders who are responsible for these lightning-fast moves. It’s also the algorithms.
In the past 90 days, the U.S. government shocked Wall Street by taking equity stakes in three small American companies. These small stocks skyrocketed 111%… 194%… and 211% in a single day. Luke Lango’s firm identified all three BEFORE the announcements. Now he’s sharing his urgent new analysis on the fourth big “White House Windfall” for the first time. Get the full details here.
Machines Now Do Most of the Trading
The New York Stock Exchange now processes about 1.2 trillion buy and sell orders a day – triple what we saw as recently as 2020.
And computers account for up to 80% of that trading volume.
High-frequency firms now fire off orders measured in millionths of a second. A human can’t even blink that fast. And according to some estimates, more than half of these algorithmic traders are enhanced with AI.
This creates a new kind of problem. Many of these systems are trained on the same data, learn the same patterns, and react at the same millisecond speeds. So they often make the same decision at the same moment — especially when they sense danger.
Think of the market like a packed stadium with only a few doors. If everyone stands up at once to leave, the exits clog and people get crushed.
That’s what happens when AI trading systems all pull their buy orders at the same time. Liquidity vanishes. Prices don’t fall in steps – they drop straight through the floor.
We’ve already seen early versions of this.
In the 2010 Flash Crash, a single automated sell order snowballed into a chain reaction that erased almost $1 trillion in market value. In 2015, an opening-bell volatility burst caused more than 1,000 stocks and ETFs to halt within the hour.
And in 2020, the NYSE’s “circuit breakers” tripped on March 9, 12, 16, and 18 – each time triggered by a sudden 7% plunge in the first minutes of trading.
The S&P 500 usually moves about 0.7% to 0.8% a day. Those drops were nearly 10 times larger… and they were happening in minutes. That’s an order-of-magnitude jump in volatility.
And the next downturn could hit faster, harder, and with even less warning. If you’re relying on traditional indicators to alert you, you won’t keep up. You’ll wake up one morning and find a large hole in your brokerage account.
That’s why my team and I have created a new kind of sell signal with volatility, tipping points, and bear markets in mind. It’s designed to help you avoid the whiplash-style selloffs that are now routine.
Introducing Our Early-Warning System
Just like the AI-powered algorithms that have overtaken Wall Street… our early-warning system is more reactive than anything we’ve built before.
It’s sensitive to even the slightest bearish tremor in a stock.
You can set it up to monitor every stock you follow. If one begins to experience abnormal short-term volatility—an early sign of a steeper drop – our system will automatically alert you.
In our backtests, you would have been able to get out of:
Freshpet (FRPT) before a 74% crash
Lifetime Brands (LCUT) before a 77% crash
Bloomin’ Brands (BLMN) before a 72% crash
Funko (FNKO) before an 86% crash
Rocky Brands (RCKY) before a 75% crash
American Eagle Outfitters (AEO)before a 69% crash
The Buckle (BKE) before a 21% crash
Levi Strauss & Co. (LEVI) before a 49% crash
Shoe Carnival (SCVL) before a 42% crash
The Gap (GAP) before a 72% crash
QVC Group (QVCGA) before a 99% crash
I’ll be going into more details on how it works… and why it’s critical to have on your side as we head into 2026… during our upcoming launch event.
And I hope you’ll clear time in your schedule to join me.
I’ll be there alongside Marc Chaikin – a Wall Street legend known for sharing a series of stunningly accurate market forecasts with his more than 800,000 followers around the world.
In early 2022, Marc sounded the alarm on the post-COVID bull run, just 90 days before stocks plunged into a bear market.
In early 2023, he said stocks were about to kick off an extraordinary recovery and shoot up 20% or more. That year alone the S&P 500 gained 26%.
And earlier this year, he warned of a violent market shift just before the S&P 500 plunged 19% following the Liberation Day tariffs.
Nobody has called the twists and turns of this market quite like Marc has.
He’s worked on Wall Street for 50 years, survived 10 bear markets, built three new indexes for the Nasdaq, and created his own quantitative indicator still used on Wall Street. That’s why I hope you’ll pay serious attention to his newest prediction.
Based on decades of market data, Marc is predicting a bear market in 2026, with an average market loss of 20%. And that’s just the average loss. Marc says many popular stocks could fall a lot further.
For the first time since I’ve been TradeSmith’s CEO, I’m not recommending you use our long-term trailing stops to protect you. They’re a powerful tool – we didn’t engineer them for the kind of fast, reactive environment Marc expects in 2026.
Instead, my team and I created a new kind of sell alert – built specifically for volatility shocks, fast trend breaks, and tipping-point conditions Marc sees ahead.
If his newest prediction is as accurate as his past calls, stocks will likely bottom in the fall of 2026 after a sharp drop. And one of the most lucrative recoveries in history will begin.
Most investors will miss out. But by following our new sell-alert signals, you can pinpoint when to get back into any stock in the market.
I’ll show you how it all works during our Tipping Point 2026 event, which airs next Tuesday, December 16, at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. And Marc will get into more detail on why he’s calling 2026 the Year of the Bear – including the four-year cycle that’s played out over more than a century.
And of course, we’ll demonstrate how you can use our newest investment tech to protect yourself from any surprises.
P.S. Could your favorite stocks be headed for a sudden drop?
When you sign up for our Tipping Point 2026 event, you’ll get access to our Flash Crash Screener. You can use it to check on up to 10 of the tickers in your portfolio to instantly see if they’re susceptible to a plunge.
But to get the name and ticker of the worst offender – a widely loved stock that looks doomed according to our new system – you’ll need to tune in on December 16. Here’s that link again to register.
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Top 3 Winter Stocks With Solid Growth Opportunities
Written by Jeffrey Neal Johnson on December 11, 2025
Key Points
Cheniere Energy is positioned to benefit from increased global heating needs and infrastructure expansion that boosts export capacity.
Walmart continues to capture market share through supply chain automation and a strategic shift toward high-margin digital advertising revenue.
Palo Alto Networks drives growth by consolidating corporate security budgets and securing large government contracts for its platform solutions.
The winter season often marks a distinct shift in the economic landscape, presenting investors with an opportunity to recalibrate their portfolios. While the colder months can bring market volatility, they also clarify the winners in specific industries that thrive on seasonal demand. Growth investing in this environment means looking beyond the hype to find companies with structural advantages that are expanding their earnings through innovation, efficiency, and market dominance.
As Winter 2025 begins, three themes are converging to drive market activity: a spike in global heating demand, a consumer migration toward value-driven retail, and the critical release of new corporate budgets. By understanding these cycles, investors can identify investment possibilities where fundamental strength meets seasonal opportunity.
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Smart Strategies: Capitalizing on Seasonal Trends
One of the most effective tools for navigating the winter market is sector rotation. This strategy involves shifting capital into industries that have historically outperformed in the first quarter of the year. The goal is to identify sectors that provide essential services when the temperature drops and the calendar year resets.
For Winter 2025, the market is reacting to specific catalysts, events that trigger predictable financial outcomes. Meteorologists have confirmed a La Niña weather pattern, which historically drives down temperatures and drives up energy prices. Simultaneously, lingering inflation and price increases driven by tariff issues are pushing shoppers toward discount retail giants. Wrapped around both of these issues is the start of a new fiscal year for many corporations, which has historically triggered the release of pent-up capital from the information technology (IT) department.
However, simply buying an entire sector can be inefficient. The key to solid growth is finding the market leaders within these sectors. Investors should look for the companies that have finished building their infrastructure and are ready to reap the rewards just as demand peaks.
Cheniere Energy: Capitalizing on the Big Freeze
The energy sector is perhaps the most direct beneficiary of winter weather. As temperatures plummet across the Northern Hemisphere, the demand for heating fuels rises sharply. For Winter 2025, this dynamic is amplified by the confirmed La Niña weather pattern, which is forecast to bring colder-than-average temperatures to key markets in Northeast Asia and Europe. These regions rely heavily on imported fuel to keep their power grids running and their homes warm.
Cheniere Energy (NYSE: LNG) is uniquely positioned to serve this global need. As the leading exporter of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) in the United States, Cheniere plays a critical role in the global energy supply chain. The company’s business model relies on arbitrage, buying natural gas at lower prices in the U.S. (where supply is abundant) and selling it at premium prices in international markets where it is scarce.
This winter offers a specific growth catalyst for the company: the completion of major infrastructure. Cheniere’s Corpus Christi Stage 3 Expansion has reached commercial capacity as of December 2025. In the energy export business, volume is king. This expansion allows the company to process and ship significantly more gas than in previous years, right at the moment when global prices are supported by high winter demand.
For investors concerned about energy price volatility, Cheniere offers a layer of protection. Unlike drillers who are at the mercy of daily spot prices, Cheniere has sold approximately 80% to 90% of its production capacity through long-term contracts. This ensures a steady, predictable stream of cash flow regardless of short-term market fluctuations, making it a stable growth pick for the season.
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Walmart: The Flight to Value and Efficiency
In the retail sector, the winter months are defined by the holiday shopping rush followed by a return to budget consciousness in January. In the current economic climate, consumers are increasingly prioritizing value. Walmart (NASDAQ: WMT) has successfully capitalized on this behavior through the trade-down effect. Data shows that the retailer is capturing market share from households earning over $100,000 annually, shoppers who previously frequented premium stores but are now seeking better prices on groceries and essentials.
However, Walmart’s growth story in Winter 2025 is not just about selling more products; it is about selling them more profitably. The company is approaching an operational finish line. By the end of its Fiscal Year 2026, Walmart aims to have 65% of its stores serviced by automation. This overhaul of their supply chain reduces the cost of moving goods, which directly improves profit margins.
Furthermore, Walmart is rapidly evolving into a digital advertising giant. Its Walmart Connect business allows brands to buy ads on Walmart’s website and in stores. This digital advertising revenue carries much higher profit margins than traditional retail sales. As the company reports its full-year earnings in early 2026, the combination of supply chain savings and advertising growth is expected to significantly boost the bottom line.
This operational efficiency, combined with its scale, makes Walmart a defensive anchor for a portfolio. It offers the stability of a grocery store with the growing profit margins of a technology-driven logistics company.
Palo Alto Networks: The Cybersecurity Budget Surge
While retail slows down in January, the corporate technology sector heats up. The start of the calendar year is when enterprise companies release their new IT budgets. In 2025, during rising digital threats and regulatory pressure, cybersecurity has become a non-negotiable line item. Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) stands out as the primary beneficiary of this spending cycle.
The driving force behind Palo Alto’s growth is a trend called platformization. In the past, companies would buy antivirus software from one vendor, firewall protection from another, and cloud security from a third. This created complexity and security gaps. Today, Chief Information Officers (CIOs) are seeking to save money and simplify operations by consolidating everything with a single vendor. Palo Alto’s broad, integrated platform makes it the logical choice for this consolidation.
A major vote of confidence in this strategy came recently with the signing of the OneGov agreement with the U.S. General Services Administration. This deal streamlines federal agencies’ ability to purchase Palo Alto’s AI-driven security tools, signaling government-level trust in its infrastructure.
Additionally, the company is pivoting toward a more lucrative business model. By focusing on software subscriptions rather than one-time hardware sales, Palo Alto is building a base of recurring revenue. This means that once a customer signs up, they tend to stay and pay annually. For investors, this creates a high degree of visibility into future earnings, making Palo Alto a resilient growth choice in the tech sector even if the broader economy faces headwinds.
3 Paths to Seasonal Growth
Winter presents a unique set of variables for the stock market, ranging from freezing weather patterns to the reset of corporate budget cycles. Navigating this season successfully requires a balanced approach. By focusing on sectors such as energy, defensive retail, and cybersecurity, investors can position themselves to capitalize on these trends.
Identifying market leaders like Cheniere Energy, Walmart, and Palo Alto Networks allows investors to own companies with distinct advantages. Whether it is the export capacity to feed global heating demand, the automation to improve retail margins, or the platform to secure corporate data, these three stocks represent solid growth opportunities for the Winter 2025 season.