Accessing the Power Gauge

When you subscribe to The Near Future Report through the MAGI presentation at Brownstone Research, you get 12 months of Marc Chaikin’s Power Gauge Report included free. The Power Gauge is accessed through a members-only website, where subscribers can look up ratings on over 6,000 stocks and ETFs.

As we explain in our full review of the MAGI presentation, the Power Gauge is Chaikin’s proprietary stock-rating system built on 20 factors that institutional investors use. The combined price for both services is $179, and the Power Gauge alone carries a stated value of about $1,000. For more on the overall offer, see our article on The Near Future Report.

How the System Works

The Power Gauge translates 20 complex factors into simple ratings: bullish, neutral, or bearish. Chaikin designed it to be accessible to any investor: “You don’t have to calculate or even understand what any of these mean, because my system just translates that into a simple stock rating system anyone can understand.”

Here is how subscribers use it:

  1. Log in to the members-only website using the credentials provided after subscription
  2. Search for any stock or ETF among the 6,000+ covered by the system
  3. View the rating (bullish, neutral, or bearish) based on the 20 factors
  4. Read the underlying factors that contribute to the rating, including fundamental metrics like earnings growth and technical metrics like volume and insider interest
  5. Use the rating as one input in your investment decision-making process

Chaikin is clear that the system does not trade for you. “The final decision is entirely yours of course. It doesn’t trade for you. But if you have a computer and an internet connection, you can use the Power Gauge to see the ratings of more than 6,000 stocks and ETFs.”

For more on the system itself, see our article on the Power Gauge and our deep dive on the Chaikin Power Gauge Report.

What You Get With the Power Gauge Report

The Power Gauge Report subscription includes:

  • Monthly issues where Chaikin provides updates on the biggest opportunities the system is identifying, plus new recommendations vetted by the Power Gauge
  • Sell signals to help identify when to lock in profits
  • Full access to the Power Gauge rating system covering 6,000+ stocks and ETFs
  • The bonus report “The Chaikin Buy List for the Mid-Term Election Cycle” with top stock picks timed to the election cycle pattern

The monthly issues are important because they provide context and interpretation. While the Power Gauge gives you raw ratings, the monthly report explains which stocks Chaikin thinks are most promising and why. For more on Chaikin’s background, see our profile of Marc Chaikin.

The Track Record Behind the Ratings

The Power Gauge’s ratings carry weight because of the system’s track record:

  • After ChatGPT launched, the system flagged all of the top 10 performing AI stocks
  • Peak gains included 775 percent on Broadcom, 1,324 percent on Palantir, and 1,423 percent on Western Digital
  • On average, the Power Gauge has flashed bullish on at least eight of the top 10 stocks of the year, every year, going back to 2016
  • In the 2022 midterm cycle, the system flagged Meta, Builders First Source, and AMD, all of which more than doubled within 12 months

In the MAGI presentation specifically, the Power Gauge shows bullish ratings on AMD, the hidden Tesla supplier, and the Terafab equipment supplier. For more on these picks, see our articles on AMD stock and humanoid robot stocks.

The Money Flow Foundation

At its core, the Power Gauge tracks money flow from institutional investors. Chaikin explains: “I designed this system to track money flow from institutional investors, because nothing makes a stock go up or down faster than the action of those investors.” When the system shows a bullish rating, it means institutional money is flowing into that stock.

In the MAGI presentation, Brown provides specific evidence of institutional money in AI and robotics: Jeff Bezos ($400 million), George Soros ($69 million), Bill Ackman ($4.1 billion), Citadel ($7.3 billion), and Marc Andreessen ($500 million). The Power Gauge is designed to detect that kind of money flow quantitatively. For more on this concept, see our article on money flow.

Getting Started

If you subscribe through the MAGI presentation, the process is straightforward:

  1. Complete the subscription at the MAGI offer page
  2. Receive your login credentials for the members-only website
  3. Access The Near Future Report content, including the model portfolio and monthly issues
  4. Access the Power Gauge system, where you can search and rate any of the 6,000+ stocks and ETFs
  5. Download the three bonus reports, including the Chaikin Buy List for the Mid-Term Election Cycle

The 30-day money-back guarantee means you can try the full system, including the Power Gauge access, for a month. If you decide it is not for you, you can cancel for a full refund and keep all the bonus reports. Brown says: “They’ll give you a full refund on your order, no questions asked. And we’ll let you keep everything you received as a member, at no charge.”

Considerations

The Power Gauge is a screening and rating tool, not a guarantee of returns. Its track record is impressive but based on historical data, and past performance does not guarantee future results. The system is most useful as one input in your investment process, combined with your own research and risk tolerance.

What makes the Power Gauge access valuable in the MAGI context is that it pairs with Brown’s fundamental technology analysis. Brown identifies which stocks to consider based on technology and industry knowledge. Chaikin’s Power Gauge provides a quantitative rating on those same stocks. When both approaches point in the same direction, that convergence is meaningful.

Ready to access the Power Gauge? Click here to get started with the MAGI presentation.

This is not financial advice. Always do your own research before investing.