Jeff Brown's one AI stock is sold out into 2027

If I had to put all my money in one AI stock,
this would be it.

Editor’s note: Jeff Brown is the former tech executive who picked Nvidia in 2016, before it went on to gain more than 37,000%. He’s now recommending another AI stock that’s the same size Nvidia was 10 years ago.

Dear Reader,

This little-known company has already landed multi-billion dollar deals with OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, along with Amazon, Microsoft, IBM and AMD.

Demand for its patented tech is so strong that it’s sold out into 2027. Wall Street projects its sales will triple in 2027 alone.

And it’s the same size Nvidia was back in 2016.

I call it “Elon Musk’s One Stock Retirement Plan.” Elon just made two moves that I believe will create massive demand for this company’s patented technology.

I believe the time to look is before the company’s executive team makes its upcoming announcement.

See Jeff’s one AI stock >>

Jeff Brown
Founder & CEO, Brownstone Research

Futures lean lower: SPY −0.13%, QQQ −0.57%, IWM −0.14% (~07:20 ET), and chips are giving back part of Monday’s bounce (SMH −1.4%) after South Korea’s market fell 4.4% overnight (SeekingAlpha). Oil is the loud one: WTI +4.4% to $108.17 after Yemen’s Houthis said they struck Saudi energy sites, a claim Saudi authorities hadn’t confirmed (Reuters via MT Newswires).

THE HEADLINE THAT MATTERS TODAY

GM beat on profit and revenue and is down 5% anyway. Traders care more about the 2026 range than the quarter.

MT Newswires via QuoteMedia · Oct 20, 2026 07:05 ET. “General Motors Q3 Adjusted Earnings, Revenue Rise; 2026 Adjusted EPS Outlook Narrowed”

GM earned $3.70 a share adjusted, against $3.69 expected (FactSet). Revenue was $50.02B vs $48.78B expected. It narrowed its 2026 adjusted EPS range to $12.75 to $13.75 from $12 to $14, which keeps the midpoint at $13.25, below the $13.47 analysts expect. GM was near $78.87 premarket, down 4.7% from Monday’s $82.75 close.

Who’s exposed: Auto suppliers and parts names. Genuine Parts also reports before the bell, and Tesla reports Wednesday after the close.

Next: Housing starts at 8:30 ET, pending home sales at 10:00 ET. SpaceX, Netflix, Intuitive Surgical and United Airlines report after today’s close (MT Newswires).

Wrong if: GM gets back above Monday’s $82.75 close today. That would say the tighter range doesn’t matter to buyers.

TOP PRE-MARKET MOVERS

1 · SAIQ +50% ($5.11). WISeSat.Space is extending Monday’s 7.9% gain (MT Newswires). We found no fresh company release behind it.

2 · WORX +47% ($3.93). SCWorx added a health system serving New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Utah as a data-management customer Monday (GlobeNewswire). It was up 103% at one point Monday (AllPennyStocks).

3 · RAPP +28% ($36.51). Rapport Therapeutics said its Phase 2 trial of RAP-219 in bipolar mania met its primary and secondary endpoints. Phase 3 trials are expected in the second half of 2027 (GlobeNewswire, 06:00 ET).

Prices ~07:20 ET. SAIQ has no news behind the move and WORX is on day two of a contract run. Size accordingly.

Elon’s net worth hit $809 billion. Matt Monaco’s briefing covers his 10th invention, due October 21 (From Millionaire Publishing)

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Signal over noise. GM’s first hour, oil, SpaceX and Netflix after the close.