Stocks hit new all-time highs!

Now it’s time to look at stocks that haven’t gone up yet

Nasdaq’s big names have fueled the rally over the last few months. But now, it’s changing: smaller tech companies are starting to get some attention.

There’s simply more upside.

That’s why Mark is building a small-cap ETF using the seven most promising companies he found.

Go here and find out more before he sends the first buy alerts later this week.

The reality is that smaller companies rely on borrowing. When interest rates drop, companies borrow more and plow that cash into growth initiatives.

With today’s ADP report showing 32,000 private jobs lost, the Fed is more likely to keep cutting rates.

I expect many small-cap and mid-cap companies to do well.

You should start looking for companies that haven’t done well this year. The Invesco QQQ ETF (QQQ) stocks are way up. Tech’s way up. Nvidia Inc. (NVDA) is at an all-time high as AI keeps rolling.

There’s a lot of value out there. I’m also looking at Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) stocks.

MAHA stocks benefit from Americans wanting to get healthy again. Americans are getting back to their health. Food quality’s improving. More exercise and outdoor activity.

We’re long overdue.

Insurance may get so expensive that the government steps in. They might test people’s body mass index at some point.

I’ve seen big institutions buying options in several stocks in this area. Stocks that haven’t done well this year are looking for a bounce.

Look for more from me in the coming weeks to ride the MAHA wave.

To Your Trading Success,

AG