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In the world of investing, the challenge is not only in finding stocks, but in discovering the ones that are trading below their true value before the market notices. While investors spend long hours analyzing financial statements and comparing valuation multiples, AI tools and data analytics have become capable of compressing this process into just a few seconds.

Oil prices surged sharply in early trading on Wednesday after the U.S. Army announced new strikes against Iran and reinstated sanctions on its oil exports, amid attacks targeting ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
WTI crude oil jumped 2.90% for the front-month futures contract to reach $72.45 per barrel by 02:04 a.m. Meanwhile, Brent crude had not started trading yet, as it closed up 5.50% at $75.94 per barrel on Tuesday.

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Iran targeted a Saudi oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz
What does Iran targeting gas tankers in the Strait of Hormuz mean for the world economy?
It targeted oil tankers near the Strait of Hormuz, adding geopolitical risks to global energy markets, but the shock was not equal between oil and gas; while Brent crude edged toward $74 per barrel, European gas jumped faster after attacks hit a Qatari liquefied natural gas tanker, in an incident that strikes one of the most sensitive joints of the energy market.

How does ProPicks AI help you make decisions about buying and selling?
One of ProPicks AI’s most prominent advantages is that it doesn’t just pick stocks—it also provides a complete framework for managing your investment portfolio.
On the first day of each month, the platform automatically re-evaluates all companies within each strategy, then keeps the stocks that still have the best potential for upward movement, while excluding stocks whose prospects have deteriorated or have become overpriced.

Apple is holding active negotiations to buy memory chips from two leading Chinese semiconductor manufacturers currently on the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) blacklist. This major risk comes at a time when Apple is urgently trying to secure component supply amid a global memory crisis that has already pushed it to implement rare, large-scale price hikes across its product line.

Gold prices during the second quarter of 2026 witnessed one of the most turbulent periods in years, as the precious metal entered a sharp downtrend that reshaped the balance of power within financial markets and prompted investors to reassess gold’s role in their investment portfolios. This decline, the largest since 2013, was not the result of a single factor or a sudden event, but rather the outcome of accumulated economic, monetary, and geopolitical factors interacting together to bring about this abrupt shift in direction. While gold was widely viewed as a safe haven in times of uncertainty, recent developments revealed a fundamental change in the nature of the market: gold’s ability to respond to geopolitical risks has fallen with the same strength that investors had grown accustomed to, in contrast to the rise in the influence of monetary factors, above all the policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve, which has become the most influential player in determining the path of prices.

The obsession with the “like”: when our screens become a courtroom to judge ourselves
In today’s digital age, social media platforms have transformed from mere tools for connecting people into major arenas for self-evaluation. With this shift, new psychological syndromes have emerged that were previously unknown, and perhaps the most prominent and most dangerous is “a phobia of lack of engagement, likes, and following” (which overlaps heavily with what is known as FOMO or fear of missing out, and digital status anxiety).