Dear Reader,
Let me ask you...
Why did Buffett step down as the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway now?
You might have your own theory...
But a private research group with links to the FBI might make you think twice.
You see, Buffett didn't step down in 2008, when the banks collapsed (though he was already 78 years old by that point).
And he didn't retire in 2020, when the pandemic brought chaos to the markets (again, he was 23 years past retirement age by then).
No…
He's chosen 2026 as the time to finally hand over the reins.
How come?
Well, after analyzing over 3,000 stocks and 40,000 data points, our institutional research — which all of the top ten money managers in the world pay thousands to access — suggests the real reason the Berkshire CEO stepped away is because of a shockwave that is about to pulse through the market.
Make no mistake...
Massive gains—and huge losses—are coming in the next six months.
And it seems like Buffett knew.
...and learn about the one specific stock you should consider buying because of what's about to happen.
By the way, it won't cost you a cent to find out which stock it is—it's all revealed (including the ticker) in this presentation.
Best wishes,
Rob Spivey
Research Director, Altimetry
P.S. In his first letter to Berkshire shareholders, Greg Abel just cited one of the same sources of Buffett's stock picking inspiration as I do in this presentation — you'll be surprised by what it is.
Amprius Stock Is Flashing One Signal That Traders Rarely Ignore
Author: Thomas Hughes. Posted: 3/9/2026.
Key Points
- Amprius Technologies' trading volume is a signal investors and traders should heed, as it reflects growing conviction in the stock's future price.
- The fiscal Q4 2025 earnings report affirmed a robust, hypergrowth pace that analysts have underestimated.
- Analysts and institutional trends align with technical signals, revealing that this market is accumulating stock.
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Amprius (NYSE: AMPX) stock price is likely to move notably higher because technical signals, supported by a robust fundamental outlook, converge with the single signal that matters most: trading volume.
An increase or decrease in trading volume shows whether the market is actually buying the stock.
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Without an increase in volume, even strong signals are more likely to fizzle out than to drive sustainable gains for investors.
Trading volume is critical for price action because it reveals market conviction — a firmly held belief about value.
Volume also validates trends, serves as a leading indicator of continuation or reversal, indicates liquidity, and signals institutional activity.
Amprius' trading volume is significant for numerous reasons. Volume ramped alongside price in 2025 and 2026 as price broke out to fresh highs. That signal appears on the daily and weekly charts and will likely show up on the monthly chart as well — in early March, AMPX was already approaching record monthly volume.
Record-setting days and weeks have been logged. Trading volume on the day of AMPX’s fiscal Q4 2025 earnings release exceeded four times the 30-day average and remained at record levels the following day, producing a pronounced weekly spike.
Amprius Technologies Volume Spiked for a Reason
Amprius Technologies' trading volume spiked for a reason: its Q4 earnings release unequivocally affirmed a robust outlook for this industry-disrupting company. Amprius' silicon-anode lithium-ion batteries offer higher energy density and discharge capacity, enabling larger payloads and longer ranges across vehicle and system platforms, and demand is growing.
Key details for 2026 are that Amprius's contract-manufacturing strategy is working, production is ramping, demand is solid, and compliance with the National Defense Authorization Act has improved — opening the door to more government and defense business. That raised the revenue outlook and produced aggressive guidance; analyst forecasts of a hyper-growth pace may still be conservative.
Analyst and Institutional Trends Reveal Amprius Stock Is Being Accumulated
The analyst and institutional trends are modest — analyst coverage remains light and institutional holdings are small — but three tailwinds are in place. First, coverage has been increasing, boosting exposure and investor interest.
Second, sentiment has improved: four of the nine analysts tracked by MarketBeat updated their coverage after the Q4 release. Third, institutional investors are accumulating; holdings are about 5% as of early March, but the trailing twelve-month (TTM) net flows are strongly bullish, with institutions buying nearly $6 of shares for each $1 sold.
Analyst sentiment is bullish: coverage has risen nearly 30% over recent months, the consensus rating remains Moderate Buy, roughly 90% of the Buy-side favors Buy, and price targets are climbing.
The consensus implies only about 12% upside from a key resistance point, but higher-end targets in the low-$20s suggest roughly 30% upside, which could be reached by mid-year.
Technical Signals Converge: Amprius Price Action to Head Higher
Amprius’ price action reached a critical juncture days after the release, trading at a resistance level near the top of a trading channel. The channel top could cap near-term gains, but indicators suggest otherwise. Daily, weekly, and monthly charts show converging signals — price action, trading volume, the stochastic oscillator, and moving average convergence divergence (MACD) — all pointing higher.
AMPX could break out of its channel, confirm the top as support, and accelerate. It could reach the high end of analysts' expectations and potentially test resistance at all-time highs well before year-end. Catalysts are already in place — upcoming news and earnings may add momentum. Given its disruptive potential in global battery markets, AMPX stock could rise 200% to 300% over the next year or two.
Tesla's 2026 May Hinge on a March 9 Outcome
Reported by Sam Quirke. Article Published: 3/4/2026.
Key Points
- Tesla shares are once again testing critical support near $390, with the bulls forced to defend it again.
- After two extensions, Tesla must deliver key data to regulators by March 9, putting its autonomy narrative under direct scrutiny.
- With analysts growing more cautious and the stock struggling to gain momentum, this deadline could determine whether 2026 becomes a reset or breakdown year.
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Shares of Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) are trading around $390—back at the bottom of a multi-month range—after repeatedly failing to build on January's earnings beat. The company topped headline expectations, but the stock couldn't sustain upside momentum. Since then, sellers have pushed it back to this support level, which has held twice in recent months.
The repeated tests suggest bullish conviction may be thinning. A bigger test arrives on March 9, and it could matter more than price action in determining whether the stock sees meaningful upside in 2026.
Why the March 9 Deadline Matters
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Tesla must provide the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) with detailed data on its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system following an investigation into traffic incidents and system performance. The company has already received two extensions to its original mid-January deadline, which likely tests the NHTSA's patience. That makes next week's submission feel less like routine paperwork and more like a do-or-die compliance moment.
While not a final ruling or enforcement action, optics matter. A comprehensive and convincing submission could ease regulatory pressure and reinforce Tesla's claim that its autonomy roadmap remains intact. Failure to satisfy regulators could escalate scrutiny and prolong uncertainty around one of the company's most important strategic pillars.
For a business whose valuation increasingly hinges on autonomy rather than vehicle volume, that distinction matters. Investors are no longer just betting on vehicle deliveries but on Full Self-Driving, robotaxi ambitions and the broader artificial intelligence (AI) narrative Elon Musk has framed as Tesla's future.
Autonomy Drives the Multiple
As we've recently highlighted, Tesla's valuation now reflects far more than car sales. The company's shift toward an "Amazing Abundance" vision, centered on robotics and AI, has encouraged investors to look beyond near-term delivery softness and margin pressure.
That creates fragility. If autonomy progress stalls or faces regulatory setbacks, the premium multiple is harder to justify—especially with the stock already under pressure. At about $390, Tesla is roughly 20% below December's all-time high, and investors want tangible execution to back the company's ambitions.
This tension—and in some cases outright skepticism—shows up in recent analyst commentary. Barclays has rated the stock Neutral, while BNP Paribas reiterated a sell-equivalent stance this week with a $280 price target, implying about 30% downside.
That would be significant, especially alongside similarly bearish calls from Phillip Securities (a $215 target last month) and JPMorgan (a $145 target in January). With skeptics growing more vocal, the March 9 deadline is more than symbolic—it's a real-time test of whether Tesla can preserve credibility at a pivotal moment.
The Bears Are Growing Louder
Technicals add pressure. Tesla has ceded ground since before Christmas, posting a multi-month sequence of lower highs. Each bounce has been shallower, and each test of $390 has made bulls' resolve appear more fragile.
Deliveries are slowing, competition in the EV space is intensifying, and expectations for Tesla's autonomy may be outpacing execution. In that context, another regulatory cloud would bolster the bear case that the stock's premium valuation needs resetting.
Conversely, a clean regulatory outcome could quickly flip the narrative. Tesla has shown it before: when a major overhang clears, sentiment can reverse rapidly and force short-covering.
The $390 Line in the Sand
If Tesla navigates the March 9 deadline without triggering deeper concerns, it could open the door to a move toward the upper end of the recent range and potentially re-ignite the broader uptrend.
If the outcome disappoints, the combination of regulatory uncertainty and a third failed support test could tip the balance decisively to the bears. In that scenario, the argument that Tesla cannot afford anything less than near-perfect execution would gain traction. Either way, next week will likely determine whether Tesla stabilizes here or slides into a steeper downtrend.
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