Dear Reader, Louis Navellier here. When the government quietly revised 911,000 jobs out of existence last fall, the largest job report correction in a quarter century, most investors shrugged. I didn’t. Because for months, my quantitative system has been detecting a major shift beneath the surface of this market, a shift I see almost no one is talking about. AI isn’t slowing down... it’s accelerating even faster every day. But not just in the way you think. Companies aren’t just using AI to boost productivity… They’re using it to eliminate jobs. Entire teams are being replaced before government data can catch up. And the truth is hiding in plain sight…to the trained eye, the September 9 revision was just the beginning. The Bigger Question: If AI is replacing jobs... where’s the money going? It’s definitely not going into the obvious AI stocks everyone’s chasing. Behind the scenes, institutions are rotating into the “plumbing” of the AI economy, in other words, the hidden infrastructure that makes AI run. I’m talking about power grids, energy transmission systems, critical minerals, electrification infrastructure…I could go on and on… This reminds me of the late 1990s. Everyone chased dot-com stocks… But the real money was ultimately made in the companies building the internet itself. And much like what I saw back then... My same system is flagging a rare pattern, something I’ve only seen twice in my 46-year career. Once in 1999 before the dot-com explosion... Once in 2008 before the financial crisis... And now, again, in late 2025 and into Q1 2026. That’s why I’ve released a special list of seven stocks positioned at the center of the new AI buildout. These aren’t overhyped stocks. They’re grade-upgraded companies already seeing institutional accumulation — well before the media catches on. You can see the full list, completely free, right here. 
Louis Navellier
Senior Quantitative Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace | 
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