A message from our parters at InvestorPlace Dear Reader, When Louis Navellier sent us his latest economic report, I was skeptical at first. Mr. Navellier isn't known for making scary predictions. He's managed over $7 billion and has one of Wall Street's best track records. He's built his career on careful, fact-based advice. That's exactly why his urgent warning about what's really happening in America's economy demands your attention. His report shows how recent policies — despite good intentions — are speeding up a huge economic change that threatens millions of Americans while creating massive wealth for those who understand what's really going on. The proof is right in front of us: While the news talks about good economic numbers, everyday Americans find themselves working harder but falling behind. Groceries and gas take more of your paycheck each month. Entire industries are being hollowed out while new fortunes appear overnight. This isn't just about the stock market or investments. This is about a complete reshaping of America's economy that will decide whether your family struggles or thrives in the coming years. After reading the evidence Louis presents, I decided to share this crucial information as widely as possible. Louis has risked his reputation by speaking out against other financial insiders. He's taking a big risk because he believes Americans deserve to know the truth about what's coming. I strongly urge you to read his full report today. Click here to view it. Respectfully, Jeff Remsburg
Editor, InvestorPlace Digest P.S. The troubling patterns in recent economic reports confirm everything Louis has been warning about. Watch this message now while there's still time to act.
Today's Featured Article 3 Cheap Stocks That Shouldn't Be This LowWritten by Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli. Published 8/25/2025. 
Key Points - As the market reaches new all-time highs, these stocks are left behind due to popularity factors and not true fundamentals, creating an opportunity.
- Wall Street analysts are turning bullish on these names after a recent EPS beat on all sides.
- Markets are placing premiums on these stocks as they expect further upside to be had.
All stocks experience cyclical ebbs and flows. While investors cannot avoid this reality, they can seek opportunities at both extremes—when emotions run highest and most participants stay on the sidelines. These extremes often reveal the best investment opportunities. Today, as the S&P 500 approaches another all-time high, a few stocks have been left behind—possibly due to overly bearish expectations or a lack of hype. Ironically, these neglected names could lead the next leg higher when sentiment shifts. One trader turned a $1.20 NVDA option into a 108% gain—on just a 3% move.
Forget what you've heard about options. This underground setup lets traders target 100%+ gains on popular stocks using dirt-cheap contracts—no big moves or big accounts required. See how this rebel strategy beats quiet markets Investors looking to populate an upside watchlist can consider American Airlines Group Inc. (NASDAQ: AAL) in the transportation sector, First Solar Inc. (NASDAQ: FSLR) in energy, and CarGurus Inc. (NASDAQ: CARG) in consumer discretionary, especially now that tariffs are disrupting the usual balance. A Fundamental Push for American Airlines Stock As the U.S. dollar index starts to rebound, few connect its impact on a stock like American Airlines. A stronger dollar boosts U.S. consumers' purchasing power, which typically supports discretionary spending such as travel. This dynamic is already evident: American Airlines reported EPS of $0.95 in its latest quarter—20% above the $0.79 consensus. With the stock trading at just 72% of its 52-week high, market expectations appear overly pessimistic. The earnings surprise suggests the recent dollar rally caught Wall Street off guard—a trend likely to continue as short sellers capitulate, evidenced by a 5.7% drop in net short positions over the past month. PEG Ratio Signals Upside for First Solar First Solar also beat estimates, reporting $3.18 EPS versus $2.18 expected. Low oil prices have sidelined renewables, and many investors have overlooked First Solar. However, recent U.S. tariffs on China have created a vacuum in the solar supply chain—China supplies most of the world's polysilicon—elevating domestic panel makers like First Solar. Wall Street now forecasts $5.69 EPS by Q4 2025, a gain not yet priced in. First Solar's price/earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratio of 0.2x suggests significant upside, as any PEG below 1.0x indicates underappreciated growth. Guggenheim analyst Joseph Osha backs this thesis with a Buy rating and a $287 price target—42% above current levels—versus the consensus Moderate Buy at $225 (source). CarGurus: Trading at a Premium Tariffs have pushed new-car prices higher, creating opportunity for CarGurus to connect buyers and sellers. The market agrees: CarGurus trades at a price/book ratio of 7.8x, well above the 2.9x auto-sector average—a premium that reflects its strong positioning. Sentiment is improving: Short interest in CarGurus has fallen 11.8% over the past month, suggesting bears are capitulating as the risk/reward tilts toward buyers.
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