Despite promises of a new golden age for America… an economic “boom like no other”... and lower prices on day one… Trump has delivered the opposite:
- The S&P and Nasdaq are both in a correction.
- Bitcoin is down almost 25% from all-time highs.
- The Magnificent 7 stocks have lost over $1.5 trillion.
- The unemployment rate has risen to 4.1%.
- And I could go on and on here…
It’s like Trump has betrayed every promise he made.
And if you feel like something deeper must be going on, something the media isn’t picking up on, something the Trump administration is hiding from you…
Let me tell you… you’re right.
My connections to President Trump just told me the truth.
According to them, it involves a secret plot to “reset” our financial system – and while it could cause tremendous turmoil for tens of millions of people… it’s part of a proven playbook that was written almost half a century ago.
And if you know the playbook, you could come out the other side of this coming crisis richer than you ever imagined – I’m talking about the rare type of chance to potentially build generational wealth.
This playbook is something my connections and I have been discussing in private ever since we met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago – but we’ve never shared it publicly before.
And to my knowledge, nobody else is warning you of what’s coming.
While Trump has never formally acknowledged this plan, it’s obvious if you know what to look for – and you can see he’s already charging full steam ahead.
His escalation of trade wars, crippling, inflationary tariffs, mass firing of federal workers, deportations, the crypto strategic reserve… it’s all connected back to this master plan.
And whether you’re enriched or impoverished by this reset… it depends on what you choose to do, because as this plan is rolled out across America, millions of unsuspecting people could be blindsided.
On the other hand, those who prepare now with a few simple money moves (that I name here) could potentially make a killing as trillions of dollars are displaced during this reset.
Which side will you be on?
That depends on what you do today.
Everything you need to know is laid out for you here.
3 AI Stocks in Correction Mode: Can They Rebound?
Written by Dan Schmidt. Published 8/13/2025.
Key Points
- The artificial intelligence rally is midway through its third year, and tech's Magnificent 7 continue to pace the market.
- However, not every company working in the AI industry has been a slam-dunk investment in 2025.
- These three AI stocks have dropped more than 10% over the last month. Are they being left behind, or is now the time to buy?
They say a rising tide lifts all boats, but not every artificial intelligence company today would agree. Indeed, big winners in semiconductors, software and hardware have emerged as AI capital expenditures continue to grow at a staggering pace.
Even companies that manufacture data center A/C units are seeing their stocks climb this year.
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Sign Up for The Early Bird Stock of the Day (Free)Not every AI name, however, is partying like it's 2001. Poor Q2 earnings have been punished, and several stocks have plunged into correction territory. Today, we examine three AI shares that are down at least 10% over the past month to determine whether their declines are justified or overdone.
3 Stocks Down Big in the Last 30 Days: Are the Lows In?
Trying to catch a falling knife is much like splitting 10s in blackjack: thrilling when you win, disastrous when you don't. Each of these stocks has slumped for a reason. Calling a bottom requires both fundamental and technical conviction—and a risk tolerance aligned with potentially volatile moves.
C3.ai: A Technical and Fundamental Breakdown
C3.ai Inc. (NYSE: AI)—the company that snagged the coveted AI ticker—has struggled despite the AI frenzy. A Death Cross followed by multiple earnings disappointments offers a clear explanation.
After the close on May 28, the company reported fiscal Q4 2025 results. While EPS and revenue topped analysts' estimates, losses widened year over year, and C3.ai cut its FY 2026 revenue guidance to a range of $447.5 million–$484.5 million.
This $40 million swing between the high and low ends was unusually large. CEO Thomas Siebel blamed an unpredictable macroeconomic backdrop, but analysts remained unconvinced, issuing downgrades and trimming price targets shortly thereafter.
Brief tailwinds in the tech sector lifted the shares above both their 50-day and 200-day moving averages—until late July, when the stock fell for seven straight sessions.
Just days before issuing a preliminary Q1 warning, C3.ai's shares sank below those key moving averages. On August 11, the company told investors that Q1 2026 revenue would likely land around $70 million, over 30% below its prior forecast. The news sparked another wave of downgrades and price cuts, including a new Street low of $13 at DA Davidson.
Though the stock has recovered about 10% since that sell-off, investors remain skeptical. Until C3.ai delivers on its revised targets, any rally may amount to little more than a dead-cat bounce.
Innodata: Anxious Investors or Profit Taking?
Innodata Inc. (NASDAQ: INOD) didn't endure the shock of C3.ai's warning, but its Q2 report still underwhelmed.
On July 31, the company posted an EPS beat, yet revenue—while up more than 79% YOY—was softer than investors hoped. Innodata also raised its FY 2025 organic revenue growth guidance to 45% from 40%, reflecting new contracts signed since Q1.
Despite the guidance boost, INOD shares slid roughly 10%. Such a drop after a raise suggests profit-taking amid an elevated valuation (forward P/E of 53.3).
Long-term technicals still support the consensus Buy rating. The price rebounded off the 200-day moving average earlier this week—a level that has historically drawn buyers. A move back above the 50-day MA would further confirm that the uptrend remains intact, making it a critical level to watch.
Confluent: Weak Guidance Overshadows Earnings Beat
Confluent Inc. (NASDAQ: CFLT), the software and data-streaming provider, went public in 2021 at the low point of the post-COVID rally.
After surging more than 100% in its first months of trading, the stock surrendered nearly 80% of its value as the Fed hiked rates and the 2022 bear market took hold. Fast forward to 2025, and Confluent is still under pressure, down 38% year to date.
Investors hoping for a reversal after April's Death Cross were disappointed by the Q2 report on July 30.
Confluent delivered a 9-cent EPS and $282 million in revenue—both above analyst forecasts—and subscription revenue rose 21% YOY. However, CFO Rohan Sivaram warned that Confluent Cloud growth would decelerate in the second half of 2025 compared with previous years. Despite the beat, the weaker outlook prompted three analyst downgrades and 11 price-target cuts.
Shares plunged nearly 33% the following day, breaking below the 50-day MA. Like C3.ai, Confluent must prove its model to win back wary investors and analysts.
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