Henry Kissinger’s chilling AI warning

Dear Reader,

Not long before his death in 2023, Henry Kissinger wrote about a "world of potentially total destructiveness and substantial uncertainty."

He was talking about the advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI)...

And how we are woefully unprepared for the consequences this technology could bring.

Kissinger served as National Security Advisor and Secretary of State under President Nixon, and spent more than the federal government on foreign policy and national security...

So his AI concerns were clearly colored by his decades of experience.

But recently, a 50-year Wall Street veteran stepped forward with a very different AI warning.

You may not know him by name...

But if you've bought or sold a stock, chances are VERY good that you've benefited from his work.

He invented one of Wall Street's most popular indicators, which appears on most investing and trading platforms across the world.

His work has been featured in Barron's, Forbes, Bloomberg, CNBC, and Fox Business.

He was one of the quantitative minds behind some of the most famous investors in history, including Paul Tudor Jones, George Soros, Steve Cohen, and Michael Steinhardt.

Even Jim Cramer has gone on record saying, "I learned a long time ago not to be on the other side of a Chaikin trade."

Now, Wall Street's living legend Marc Chaikin has released new research explaining why investors should think twice before pouring into AI darlings like Nvidia.

He's also giving away the name and ticker symbol of his number-one AI stock pick, completely free of charge...

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Regards,

Allison Comotto
Senior Researcher, Chaikin Analytics

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