Amid all the uncertainty of President Donald Trump’s administration, the outcome of this year’s midterms and a world impacted by massive shifts in the global oil trade, there’s been one constant.
The U.S. stock market has been luring in investors from all over the globe. Foreign investors seeking better capital gains than they’re likely to get back home have allocated $1.5 trillion to the U.S. stock market year to date (YTD) in 2026:
The move comes after the market’s back-to-back-to-back double-digit returns in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
The S&P 500 Index, Nasdaq and Dow are up again by 11.3% (counting dividends), 15.6% and 7.7% YTD, respectively. If the Dow can get off its tuckus, the stock market will enter 2027 having rewarded even those fussy ferners with a fourth straight double-digit gain.
You’ll recall that the third year of every presidential term, going back to 1950, has been the best-performing year of each presidency, even for those who double-dipped for a second term. That’s 19 for 19 — batting 1,000% — if you’re keeping score at home.
Will the Democrats be successful in their attempts to thwart Trump and the billionaires’ blow that statistic in 2027?
That seems like a good question to toss back to you. Send your own forecast here.
In the spirit of fraternity, please back up your forecast with logic and a data set of your choosing.
Whatever your response, you’ll have to account for a potential tongue-lashing from investors growing tired of hearing about data centers, then demanding a return of capital rather than a return on capital.
You’ll also have to factor in congressional profligacy and the willful debasement of the U.S. dollar.
One sector we’re banking on to do well in is the diggers, drillers, millers and builders who make up the “base layer” of the AI trade; the resource companies that benefit from both the AI buildout and the debasement trade — whatever gear they get shifted into.
~ Addison
P.S. Today’s the last day for this critical research!
Wall Street is about to face a problem. Its biggest institutional investors may soon be allowed to buy a stock they’ve been effectively locked out of.
All that changes today, when the company could join the Nasdaq and open the door to as much as $42 billion in institutional buying.
And if we’re right, getting in before that flood of money arrives could be the moneymaking opportunity of a lifetime.
In fact, by our calculations, this one stock could turn $10,000 into $200,000 by 2028 — a potential 20-bagger. The “millionaire maker” – the gentleman championing this potential IPO – didn’t get that nickname from the mainstream financial media by accident.
We’ve been at this game for a little over two decades. We correctly called a few notable crises: the dot-com bust and the housing crisis years before Wall Street caught on.
Right now, we see the market offering up a rare, one-of-a-kind (massive )opportunity.
Yesterday, we just released a special presentation yesterday explaining exactly how to position yourself before today’s November 10 deadline.
Don’t watch from the sidelines. Click here to see what we’re recommending in this replay here.
