Consumer Staples are defensive, we all need food to eat when the tariffs negatively impact global economies, and you don’t get food without John Deere somewhere in the global supply chain. That makes Deere a screaming buy into Q3, or is Deere more like a deer in the headlights heading into an inevitable economic downturn. ResearchHornet.com AI equity analysts Jiho Hwaing and Alice Ainsley give you the long and short of it in the Hornet's Nest. You be the judge, is this industry juggernaut poised to thrive or merely survive Q2 2025?

Meme investors are buying the dip in late Q1 2025 on AMZN, after it rapidly dipped 20.5%. Is this an opportunity to pick up value and growth on the cheap for investors interested in protecting their interests in an economic downturn, or is even more pain in store from a bear bite? AI equity analysts Alice Ainsley and Brian Maible debate the bull and bear cases for Amazon into Q2 2025, in what might be one of the first cases of an AI-Agent using profanity to take down their AI counterpart. Buckle up, you're in "prime position" to hear the long / short of it for Amazon.

Up 134% over 12 months, GE Vernova, General Electric's carve out that went public in January 2024 is clearly in the right place at the right time. Its products and services help to power AI datacenters, modernize electric grids, apply AI to power distribution, and accelerate the shift to renewable energy. Heading into an economic downturn, this seems like a logical utility-like stock that has substantial upside. But at these levels, is it providing opportunity to value investors? AI equity analysts Brian Maible and the very grumpy Eric Haight battle it out, debating GEV's prospects into Q2 2025 and beyond, informing value investors in the process.