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On Monday … learn which market sectors are leading and lagging, then start your stock-picking as we drill down into the best and worst stocks within those sectors.

On Tuesday … discover how our sector “X-Ray” tool can reveal the true makeup of a market segment and its individual components, viewed through the lens of our six-factor rating system.

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What Do Hawaiian Resorts and Gritty Industrials Have In Common? February 26, 2026 by Adam O'Dell What My System Says Today Today, I’ll be putting a spotlight on the stocks that just earned a fresh “Bullish” rating in my Green Zone Power Ratings System. But before I cover today’s winners, let’s pause for a moment and talk about the elephant in the room: Nvidia’s (NVDA) earnings. Nvidia had a fantastic fourth quarter. Revenues rose 73% to […]
Inside the Infrastructure Behind the AI Boom February 25, 2026 by Matthew Clark What My System Says Today Welcome from the frigid, grassy plains of Kansas, as I spend a week with my grandson before returning to the sun of South Florida. Today, I want to unpack a topic you hear about a lot in financial media, but that many investors don’t fully understand: hyperscalers. A hyperscaler is a massive provider of cloud, […]
The HALO Trade Lives February 24, 2026 by Adam O'Dell What My System Says Today We might as well call 2026 the year of the “anti-AI” trade. Investors aren’t worried that AI will be a flop. In fact, it’s the exact opposite of that. They’re concerned that AI will work a little too well and disrupt large swaths of the white-collar economy. In my experience as an investor, the more […]
Industrials Keep Chugging Ahead February 23, 2026 by Adam O'Dell News, What My System Says Today The Supreme Court shot down President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs on Friday. It ruled in a 6-3 majority opinion that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not give Trump the authority to set tariffs on a country-by-country basis. Unfortunately, this isn’t the end of tariff uncertainty… If anything, it was just the end […]
Earnings Report Card: A Big Earnings Week Ahead for Software Stocks February 20, 2026 by Matthew Clark What My System Says Today It’s another earnings Friday here at What My System Says Today… and next week is shaping up to be a real doozy for software stocks. No other corner of the market has been as directly impacted by the meteoric rise of AI as the ongoing AI boom… and in fact, recent releases by AI pioneer Anthropic […]
FOMO Is Dead… But These Stocks Are Alive! February 19, 2026 by Adam O'Dell What My System Says Today Is the “fear of missing out” (FOMO) dead? It might be a little too early to start planning a funeral, as the “FOMO” trade has proven to be remarkably durable. But we’ve definitely seen a marked shift in the market this year. For instance, take a look at meme-stock darling Carvana (CVNA). Between the beginning […]
The Momentum Secret Behind Every Big Winner February 18, 2026 by Matthew Clark What My System Says Today The New York Yankees in the 1950s … the Boston Celtics from 1956 to 1969 … the Chicago Bulls of the ‘90s… These teams all have something in common. Of course, they’re all perfect examples of sports dynasties, but that’s not what I’m thinking of. These four teams show momentum in action. Today, I’m going […]
A Deep Dive Into the Financial Sector February 17, 2026 by Adam O'Dell What My System Says Today Kevin Warsh takes the reins as Federal Reserve chairman starting in May –  assuming all goes well in his Senate confirmation hearing. Fed policy has had a major outsized impact on stock returns for the past 25 years, but particularly since 2020. It was the Fed’s massive monetary stimulus that inflated the pandemic-era “FOMO” bubble… […]
George Washington’s Investing Strategy Still Works Today February 16, 2026 by Adam O'Dell What My System Says Today As we celebrate President’s Day, we’re reminded that George Washington’s legacy extends far beyond the battlefield. While he’s best known as America’s first president and a founding father, Washington was also a disciplined, forward-thinking investor who understood the value of taking calculated risks. In today’s issue, we’re revisiting a piece Adam O’Dell originally shared on President’s Day, explaining how Washington’s investment approach remains at the core of what we do today…
Who Wins From a Weaker Dollar? February 13, 2026 by Matthew Clark What My System Says Today I compared earnings and revenue growth in fourth-quarter 2025 across S&P 500 companies with stronger international exposure, weaker international exposure, and the benchmark as a whole. What I found was that companies with a limited global presence have grown earnings and revenue by 10% and 7.7%, respectively. By comparison, those U.S.-based companies on the S&P 500 with more than 50% of revenue coming from outside the country have grown earnings by 18% and revenue by nearly 12%.