Dear Reader, Given how crazy 2026 has been so far, I have one request that might sound very strange… Enjoy the relative peace and stability of the next 6 months to the fullest. Because two massive economic forces are colliding in real-time, and the result is set to upend everything we thought we knew about investing. The first force: We're living through the fastest rate of technological change in human history. AI isn't just disrupting a few tech companies — it's threatening to make the world we know unrecognizable in just a few years. The second force: Trade relationships and peace deals that have held our global economy together for decades are hanging by a thread. If that thread breaks, we're looking at an era of chaos that will make 2008 look like a minor correction. I call what's coming The Age of Chaos. And almost no one I talk to is prepared for it. Not yet anyway. But if you’re in that group, it’s not your fault. Because here's what most folks don't understand: The Age of Chaos isn’t just another market cycle where you will eventually see the light at the end of the tunnel. The Age of Chaos is a fundamental reshaping of the economic order. And when the dust settles, we'll be managing our money in a completely different investment landscape. The wealth transfers will be historic. People who are wealthy today could be penniless when this decade ends. While those who position themselves correctly right now could build massive wealth. The great restructuring of the stock market is already happening: Reliable, household-name companies that fund managers have loved for years are getting crushed: Meanwhile, a surge of dynamic companies positioned for this new world are exploding higher: This isn't random market volatility. This is the beginning of an irreversible economic division that's just getting underway. And here's the uncomfortable truth: Many of the companies that could fail in The Age of Chaos may already be sitting in your portfolio right now. Names that have seemed untouchable throughout history. Names that every "expert" tells you to buy and hold forever. Names that could rob you of your hard-earned savings if you don't act soon. But, I didn't reach out to you today to spread doom and gloom. I wrote because there's a way to protect yourself and potentially profit from what's coming. It starts with understanding which companies are on the brink right now... and which are positioned to thrive in The Age of Chaos. That's exactly what I reveal in my brand-new streaming presentation. I'll show you the names and tickers of specific companies I believe you should sell before they crater, including some that might shock you. These aren't fly-by-night operations. These are companies that have been market darlings for years – and are still overweight in many investors’ accounts. More importantly, I'll share the names and tickers of the companies you can upgrade to that could multiply your money in the coming months. Companies that aren't just surviving this transformation but driving it. For instance, while everyone's focused on whether Nvidia's incredible run is over, I've identified a stock most people associate with cookware that's now become a key supplier to AI data centers everywhere. And while investors keep piling into Amazon, I'll reveal a virtually unknown online retailer that could be like buying Amazon in 2005 — but with an even bigger competitive advantage. I'm giving away all of this analysis completely free in this broadcast. No membership required. No credit card. Just the unvarnished truth about what I see coming and how to position yourself for it. The Age of Chaos isn't something that might happen. It's already underway. The question is: Will you be among the victims or the victors? Knowing the names and tickers of these stocks could mean the difference between winning and losing in the months ahead. That’s why I reveal 7 carefully selected buys and sells in this presentation. Watch my “Sell This, Buy That” broadcast today right here – and get my Age of Chaos analysis completely free. Sincerely, 
Eric Fry
Senior Macro-Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace | 
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