The Next Big Thing for Your Face Could Be in Your Portfolio

Smart glasses are back, and this time they aren’t just a gadget gimmick. The newest model hitting shelves has a built-in display, neural wristband controls, and a price tag that puts it firmly in “serious tech” territory, meaning potentially big upside for the stock.

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Investors who jumped on C3.ai or SoundHound watched them hit multi-billion-dollar valuations almost overnight.

But let’s be honest… you probably missed that wave.

Here’s the good news: the next one could be even bigger.

Not chatbots. Not voice bots.

AI Agents.

Assistants that act, not just talk. They scan bills, pay them, flag renewals, and reward users for sharing data.

One overlooked small-cap already has the rails in place:

Zero-party data is about to flip the entire model. Consumers control it, license it, and finally get rewarded.

With this company powering transactions and a Utility Token driving access, every data exchange becomes a revenue event in a $4.4T market.

And in Q3 2025, this tiny under-the-radar company is launching their consumer AI agents.

This could be the iPhone moment of AI, and most of Wall Street hasn’t noticed yet.

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Markets are riding the Fed’s quarter-point cut like it’s fresh caffeine. The Dow’s up 300+, the S&P and Nasdaq are bouncing too, and yields are easing off. Oil’s flat, just nursing its coffee on the sidelines.

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AI is getting “agentic,” autonomous bots planning and doing things without you babysitting, and that freaks out CISOs for a living. CrowdStrike is leaning into that fear in a good way.

It’s tying its Falcon platform into Salesforce to secure enterprise AI workflows and deepening work with NVIDIA so models are guarded from training to deployment. Add Charlotte AI (their own agentic analyst) watching for weird behavior and over-privileged accounts, and you’ve got a security layer built for bots that act like interns with root access.

Shares are perking up premarket, and the setup into year-end is all about whether partnerships plus AI governance buzz can push CRWD through resistance and back toward the $500 neighborhood.

Why it Matters: Autonomous AI only scales if trust scales with it. If Falcon becomes the default guardrail for agentic systems, security spend follows the AI budget, not the IT cycle. That’s a bigger, stickier pie.

Your Takeaway: You can trade strength on headlines around Salesforce/NVIDIA integrations and watch the $450–$470 range for breaks with volume. For a longer hold, you want proof that AI features translate into net retention and larger platform deals.

Position size like a growth name that can still whipsaw on multiple and macro, because it can…

Adtalem Global Education might not grab headlines like AI or crypto, but it’s quietly delivering the numbers value investors crave. The healthcare-focused education provider just posted another quarter of earnings beats, with EPS at $1.66 versus the $1.51 consensus. Revenue jumped 11.5% year-over-year, guidance was raised, and operating margins continue to hold up.

This is a story to like. Nearly 99% of shares are institutionally owned, with big players like Deutsche Bank and Lazard adding to stakes.

Analyst sentiment is strong too, with Barrington Research lifting its target to $150 and labeling it Outperform. Shares have climbed nearly 47% YTD and are testing new highs around $140.

Valuation remains reasonable at 22x earnings, especially given management’s FY26 EPS guidance of $7.60–$7.90. The stock even sports a PEG ratio near 1.2, leaving room for growth without stretching multiples in your portfolio.

Why it Matters: In a market chasing the next shiny thing, Adtalem is showing how boring fundamentals, earnings beats, clean balance sheet, and steady guidance, still win. Worth a look at these levels for sure.

Your Takeaway: If you’re a value-driven investor, this belongs on your list. Trade the momentum toward $150, and for longer-term, use dips to build a position anchored by durable earnings.

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Mark Zuckerberg just pulled the curtain back on Meta’s Ray-Ban Display glasses, the company’s first consumer-ready eyewear with a built-in digital screen. They’ll cost $799, come with a neural wristband for gesture control, and let you watch videos or check texts without pulling out your phone.

This isn’t Meta’s first rodeo with smart glasses, the company has been at it with Ray-Ban since 2019, but this is the first model packing a real display. Alongside it, Meta also announced Oakley Meta Vanguard glasses for athletes ($499) and a cheaper second-gen Ray-Ban Meta ($379).

Add Horizon TV streaming for Quest VR headsets, and you’ve got Zuck doubling down on immersive computing.

The demo wasn’t perfect (Zuck couldn’t get Bosworth to pick up his call), but the message was clear. Meta wants to own the bridge between phones and full-blown AR headsets. Shares are hovering near all-time highs as the market digests the potential.

Why it Matters: Consumer adoption of smart glasses has been rocky, but if Meta can make them stylish and functional, it could define the next big hardware category. And that means the stock deserves a shot here.

Your Takeaway: You can ride hype into the holiday launch cycle. Longer-term investors should watch unit sales, app ecosystem growth, and whether these glasses become more than just a pricey toy.

The new kid on the crypto exchange block just threw down a stronger Q3 revenue guide and a fat Q2 beat, reminding everyone it’s not just here for vibes. Trading volume hit $133B–$142B guidance, and EPS flipped positive like a well-timed arbitrage. That’s not easy in this market.

But here’s the thing. Revenues dipped year-on-year, and expenses are creeping higher. Growth is solid, but crypto exchanges live and die by cycles, liquidity, and trust. The stock itself has been cut in half YTD, so momentum traders are circling.

The house just raised its own odds. Parent of Betway and Spin bumped up full-year revenue and EBITDA guidance, pointing to stronger sports betting and casino engagement worldwide. U.S. ops are still a drag (scheduled for closure soon), but everywhere else, margins are widening and customers keep coming back for another spin.

The chart tells the story. Shares have already doubled YTD, and management’s Investor Day is queued up to pitch more “scalable model” wins.

Call it a branding hangover. The country diner reversed a logo change after fan backlash, shelved a $700M remodel plan, and now dropped a soft FY26 forecast. Customers aren’t showing up like they used to, and revenue is falling shy of the Street. The only bright spot is a new $100M buyback authorization.

Traffic down, sentiment down, stock down, not exactly a secret recipe.

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Most “next big AI” stories are still burning cash.

But not this one.

The foundation is already in place:

Now comes the real catalyst.  The rollout of consumer AI agents.

Agents that can read your bills, flag your renewals, pay your obligations, and reward you for sharing your structured, verified data.

Every bill, contract, and policy hides valuable zero-party data. A new payments backbone combined with a Utility Token unlocks it, creating a consent-driven marketplace where every transaction generates recurring revenue.

This isn’t just another startup promise. It’s a scaled, profitable engine ready to tap one of the fastest-growing markets of the decade.

And right now, the market hasn’t priced it in.

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