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The AI boom won’t slow down in 2026.
That’s the core idea at the heart of HSBC’s new call for the S&P 500.
And it’s very bullish for my #1 hidden AI trade for 2026.
Go here to see why it could make you 1,355%.
HSBC expects the S&P 500 to reach 7,500 by December 2026.
The bank says the market isn’t mispricing the AI boom at all.
They argue that today’s high valuations make sense given what’s coming.
As they put it in a new note to clients…
“Despite AI bubble and valuation concerns, we see current elevated multiples correctly anticipating above-trend earnings growth, an AI capex boom, rising shareholder payouts, and easier fiscal policy (i.e. [One Big Beautiful Bill Act]).”
They also warn that investors still haven’t fully grasped the upside tied to looser rules and new productivity gains from AI.
As the bank explained…
“More so, the earnings benefit tied to deregulation and broadening AI-related productivity gains remain underappreciated.”
According to historical patterns…
HSBC says rallies last longer than people expect.
That’s why they argue there’s still more upside ahead – and they recommend widening the AI trade beyond the usual winners.
If they’re right, my #1 hidden AI trade could be one of the best bets of 2026.
Here’s why.
HSBC’s bullish forecast lies in the fact that Big Tech’s AI infrastructure buildout is not slowing down.
If anything, it’s increasing.
The latest projections show tech giants will spend $381 billion on data centers this year – rising nearly 25% next year to over $470 billion.
But these data centers consume so much energy…
That the power grid is simply not enough to power them all.
That’s why tech insiders like Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, and Bill Gates are pouring billions into the Oppenheimer Project.
Because it’s the energy breakthrough that solves this problem for good.
5 hidden stocks are at the center of this breakthrough.
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Yours in Wealth,
Ian Wyatt