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One of the best ways to invest in an IPO is by not investing in an IPO. Through June, about 70 IPOs came to market, marking a 32.7% year over year increase, as noted by Renaissance Capital. Total proceeds hit $16.7 billion, which was up 87.3% year over year. Helping, we’ve seeing even more artificial intelligence IPOs hit the market, such as Tempus AI. Even AI chipmaker Cerebras just filed for an IPO. And while you can always take your chances with a bet on an IPO, there’s an easier way. |
Weiss Ratings
He called Nvidia at 80 cents.1 Here’s his next AI pick …
Artificial intelligence is at a crossroads. Now, Bill Gates, Sam Altman and Jeff Bezos are spending billions on a strange investment in a quest to secure AI’s future.
“Nvidia is old news … This is where the money is headed in tech stocks.” — Pulitzer Prize nominee Michael Robinson
Find out more about Michael Robinson’s next big prediction
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ETF: First Trust US Equity Opportunities ETF (SYM: FPX) With an expense ratio of 0.59%, the FPX tracks hot IPOs, giving investors access to new stocks during their initial, most crucial days on market. By buying it, not only can you avoid paying gobs of money for IPOs that may or may not work out, but you’re also being exposed to multiple hot IPOs at the same time at lesser cost. In fact, even with some of the most obnoxious IPO failures, the ETF managed to run from a 2009 low of around $11 to a recent high of $132. It’s a safer alternative than risking your hard-earned money to another potential flop, as SNAP-like stocks turned out to be. With the FPX, it doesn’t matter if the stock is hot or a dud, the excitement surrounding IPOs continues to send the FPX to new highs. |
Brownstone Research
Missed Nvidia? Buy Elon Musk’s “Silent Partner”
In February 2016, when almost nobody was talking about artificial intelligence, Jeff Brown picked Nvidia as one of his favorite stocks.
Shares have jumped by more than 22,000%… enough to turn $1,000 into more than $222,000.
But if you missed out on Nvidia, here’s the good news…
Jeff believes this Elon Musk “silent partner” could be the next big AI winner.
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ETF: Renaissance IPO ETF (SYM: IPO) With an expense ratio of 0.6%, the ETF provides “investors with the largest, most liquid US-listed newly public company stocks in one security, reducing the risk of single-stock ownership while avoiding overlap with major core indices for optimal diversification across markets and time,” as noted by Renaissance Capital. Some of its current holdings include Arm Holdings, Nu Holdings, Kenvue, CAVA Group, Instacart, Braze, Nextracker and Reddit to name a few of the top ones. While the IPO ETF is a bit overbought and likely to see some profit taking, we do expect for it to race to higher highs over the long. Term. Since November 2023, the ETF rallied from a low of about $30 to its current price of $47. From here, we’d eventually like to see the ETF rally back to $60 a share, which it last tested in 2022. |
Stansberry Reserach
“This Will Be Worse Than The Great Depression, The Dot-Com Crash, And The 2008 Crisis Combined”
According to Dan Ferris, who has predicted nearly every major market crisis of the last 25 years, a new crisis in the US economy could soon cost you 50% of your portfolio or more if you don’t prepare your wealth now. Especially if you’re sitting on large gains.
Click here to see the new crisis that could abruptly end this current bull market.
