Your Market "Must Reads" Before Monday

What a week. My long held conviction in psychedelic stocks, which I have been pointing out to paid subscribers for nearly two years now, had a great week. The three names I pointed out at the beginning of this year are now up about 15%, 72% and 26%, respectively year-to-date.

Three microcaps I identified about a month ago are performing extremely well. One name is unchanged, another is +13.1% and a third is up an astounding +100% since then.

Finally, my 26 Stocks I’m Watching for 2026 continue to outperform the S&P 500 on an average, equal weighted basis. Heading into Friday’s cash open these names were up an average of 12.6% and beating the S&P by an average equal weighted basis of +8.4%. Last year these names beat the indexes by more than 50%.

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This week I also published about one of my favorite fund manager’s takes on why gold, silver and bitcoin are all heading higher:

Gold And Silver Prices "Going Much Higher"

Strait Of Hormuz Will Cause "Ripple Effects" For The Whole World

Two Stocks, One Buyout Idea

Finally, I made note of some tea leaf reading I did earlier in the week, wondering if the bond market could finally be on the precipice of cracking:

Is A "Vicious" Treasury Market Emergency Here?

And two weeks ago, I highlighted one name that I’m watching as a potential target for a big pharma buyout. It’s a risky, binary outcome, but one that has piqued my attention nonetheless. I shared it with subscribers:

Watching A Potential Big Pharma Buyout

Finally, I also wrote about why SpaceX’s forthcoming IPO could be a $2 trillion trapdoor that I would personally avoid:

SpaceX's IPO Feels Like A $2 Trillion Trap Door

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