This Bull Market Is Just Getting Started

This market backdrop is about as bullish as it gets...

Despite all the rate-hike panic of 2022, the Federal Reserve has shifted to a more market-friendly tone. It cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September... and hinted at more cuts to come.

A little before the Fed meeting, the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) officially hit a double since the launch of ChatGPT.

QQQ tracks the Nasdaq 100 Index with dividends included. The news marks one of the fastest and most powerful runs in the history of large-cap tech.

Today's rally has been driven by more than just hype. We've seen a tidal wave of AI infrastructure investment and better-than-expected earnings across the board.

And yet... investors are afraid.

They should be chasing this strength. But many folks are paralyzed by a new phenomenon called "FOGI."

Instead of the fear of missing out ("FOMO"), investors are struggling with the fear of getting in.

They're waiting for the next dip. They're hoping for a pullback. They're convincing themselves they've already missed the biggest moves.

And history shows they're making a big mistake.

Most folks assume that once a stock or an index doubles, the easy money is gone...

But in strong, sustained bull markets, the opposite is often true.

My team and I ran the numbers over 30 years of market history. We checked across multiple economic cycles, tech booms, and credit expansions. And the pattern is clear...

When a stock doubles during a bull market, it doesn't stop there.

On average, that stock goes on to gain another 123%. And that's without eliminating any "outlier" companies.

We call this trend the "Doubles Anomaly." And it has played out time and again in the current bull market...

For instance, since ChatGPT's launch, shares of AI-infrastructure provider Comfort Systems USA (FIX) have soared more than 530%. They doubled twice... and still kept going.

And digital platform Reddit (RDDT), which is sharing its huge dataset in AI training partnerships, went public in March 2024. It had doubled by November. It's up more than 450% overall.

This isn't just about individual stocks, either...

We saw the same pattern across the market during the last great tech supercycle – the dot-com boom of the early 1990s. The Nasdaq doubled between December 1994 and July 1997.

And then it kept on climbing, booking another triple in the following years. It logged a total return of more than 600%.

One thing is clear... in markets like these, strength breeds strength. More than 300 stocks have doubled since the AI bull market broke out. Dozens more are pushing toward new highs.

Many of them are still in what we call the "Breakout Zone" – a sweet spot of strong momentum, strong fundamentals, and rising expectations.

And with financial conditions easing and corporate earnings accelerating, "up" is the path of least resistance.

We put together a list of six incredible "breakout" opportunities... all within buy range as we go to press. One is up double digits since we recommended it last week.

With earnings season approaching, this is the best time to buy in. But the prime window of opportunity is closing fast.

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'FOGI' may feel safe... But it can come at an incredible cost...

Hesitation doesn't hurt much in a sideways market. This isn't a sideways market, though.

Today's runaway bull market is showing strong fundamentals and improving liquidity. A 100% gain in the Nasdaq 100 may seem like a milestone. But history says it's more like a halfway point.

Many folks are worried they've already waited too long... and that's exactly the problem.

The best time to buy into today's market was the day the rally started. The next-best time is as soon as possible.

Regards,

Joel Litman
September 23, 2025