Dear Reader, Louis Navellier here. Let me show you something unusual. Warren Buffett is sitting on $344 billion — the biggest cash position of his career. At the same time, the CEOs behind America’s most powerful tech companies are selling billions of their own shares… even as Wall Street tells everyday investors to “buy the AI dip.” I’ve tracked institutional money flows for 46 years. Hedge funds used to pay $24,000 a year for me to evaluate stock with it. And right now, that system is showing something I’ve only seen twice: Money is leaving crowded AI trades… and flooding into a tiny, ignored corner of the market. Why? Because AI has hit its first real bottleneck. ❌ Not compute.
❌ Not chips.
❌ Not talent. ✅ Power. A single AI data center uses as much electricity as a small city. And hundreds of these facilities are being built at once. The grid simply can’t handle it. So, institutions are quietly loading up on the companies upgrading America’s power backbone — while retail investors chase Nvidia at all-time highs. This is a wealth transfer and I’m afraid it’s already underway. If you want to see the names my system just flagged — the stocks I believe could lead the next leg of this market — I’ve prepared the full details right here. To smart investing, 
Louis Navellier
Senior Quantitative Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace | 
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