March 25, 2026
4 Tech 'Risers' Buck the Trend
Dear Subscriber,
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| By Gavin Magor |
The market’s facing a lot of headwinds right now.
The war in Iran has slowed commerce. Gas and shipping prices are going through the roof …
Inflation is still rearing its ugly head. Even as unemployment creeps higher …
Interest rate uncertainty has grown. Rate cuts aren’t off the table. But calls for rate hikes have started in earnest …
And now, the tech sector’s multiyear rally has ground to a halt.
Well, That Last One Is a Bit of a Lie
As my colleague Michael A. Robinson recently told you, AI is still as powerful of a supercycle as any in history.
But there is a changing of the guard in progress.
Investors who cut loose the losers …
And follow the smart money to its next tech destination …
Could do quite well in the near to intermediate term.
Here, you can see that the broad market (in orange) is being led lower by the Mag 7: Nvidia (NVDA), Apple ( AAPL), Alphabet (GOOGL ), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon ( AMZN), Meta (META ) and Tesla (TSLA).
Those are represented by the Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS).
Whilst the Mag 7 is dragging, Michael tells us there’s a good reason for that …
That is, we are entering Phase 2 of the AI Supercycle.
He’s been watching this for months.
And his soon-to-be-released money flow indicator has already helped him lock in gains on several of those big names.
Including big gains on six of the Mag 7 stocks!
More importantly, he can spot exactly where that money flow is flowing.
And it, too, has helped him get ahead of the crowd for this second phase of the AI boom.
He will reveal everything on Tuesday, March 31, at 2 p.m. Eastern. Grab your spot here.
This All Got Me to Thinking …
With Michael’s forthcoming forecast in mind, I wanted to dig into our Weiss stock ratings.
I wanted to see if we could find the kinds of companies he’s talking about.
Now, the ideas I’ll share with you in just a moment did not officially come from his new indicator. As I wouldn’t want to spoil his thunder in any way.
But these stocks do support what Michael is talking about.
All four ran up big over just the past seven days, whilst the Mag 7 have continued to fizzle out.
Using the Weiss Ratings Plus Stock Ratings Analyst, I filtered for stocks in the tech sector with rising “Buy” ratings.
Here’s what I found:
Only four stocks met these requirements:
- M-tron Industries (MPTI) — a small supplier of key components used in defense and aerospace industries.
- Diebold (DBD) — a company specializing in ATMs, point-of-sale tech and cybersecurity.
- Fabrinet (FN) — a high-tech contract manufacturer for everything from aerospace to medical products.
- Ubiquiti (UI) — a networking and technology solutions provider.
These four are very different.
And their roles in the AI buildout vary.
But you can see from their seven-day total returns (second column from the right) that they are bucking the trend.
Fabrinet alone jumped 20% in seven days!
You should do your own due diligence to see if any of them are right for your portfolio.
But with rising “Buy” ratings, our system likes them for the longer haul.
Of course, if you’re looking for stocks with even more potential …
Those that are in one (or several) of 11 tech subsectors that Michael and my team have identified as being exceptionally fertile ground …
Then I recommend you see what Michael has to say next week.
As I noted, Michael will unveil a never-before-seen indicator.
One that has already helped him time his Mag 7 exits AND get his readers into several lesser-known tech ideas ahead of the crowd.
In fact, this indicator has already helped him lead his readers to 16 triple-digit winners recently.
Grab your spot here. One click, and we’ll let you know when the show begins on Tuesday.
I’ll be watching. I hope you’ll do the same.
Cheers!
Gavin
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