Big Wall Street institutions are trapped. They're like cruise ships — they move slow and can only dock at the biggest ports. They need to buy trillion-dollar companies with massive liquidity. They're judged against benchmarks that force them to own the Magnificent 7. If they don't own AI stocks and those stocks keep rising, they get fired. You don't have that problem. You can be a speedboat — navigating into opportunities the cruise ships can't reach. Right now, while everyone's piling into the same overpriced AI names, I'm finding businesses that are: - Growing revenue and profits today (not someday)
- Serving needs AI fundamentally cannot satisfy
- Trading at reasonable valuations
- Flying completely under Wall Street's radar
A Pacific Northwest beverage chain that's barely scratched the surface in expansion. An outdoor brand with fanatical customers and international growth ahead. A healthcare company with a business model so elegant that Jim Cramer called it "the perfect way to play biotech." These aren't speculations on what might happen if AI lives up to the hype. They're proven businesses doing well right now — and positioned to attract massive capital when investors tire of chasing promises. Click to see the six overlooked stocks I believe could surge as investors rotate out of overcrowded AI trades. The best investment opportunities exist when there's a gap between perception and reality. Right now, perception says "you must own AI." Reality says these other businesses are quietly thriving. That gap won't last forever. 
Eric Fry
Senior Macro-Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace P.S. I've recommended these types of overlooked opportunities for 40 years. The average gain of my 41 biggest winners is 3,057%. Not every pick works — but when I find the right pattern, the results can be extraordinary. | 
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