June 5, 2026 - 23:02

Aptus Capital Advisors head of equities and portfolio manager David Wagner recently appeared on "The Claman Countdown" to break down the current market sell-off and offer guidance to investors. Wagner zeroed in on a specific technology he describes as "revolutionary," arguing that it represents a shift too significant for long-term portfolios to ignore.
Wagner acknowledged the recent turbulence, including the Nasdaq's steep point loss, which has rattled many retail investors. However, he urged viewers to look past the short-term noise. He pointed out that while the broader market faces headwinds from interest rate uncertainty and sector rotation, the underlying adoption curve for this particular technology remains intact. In his view, the sell-off has created a more reasonable entry point for those who missed the initial rally.
He advised investors to focus on companies with strong balance sheets and real revenue growth tied to this innovation, rather than speculative plays. Wagner warned against trying to time the bottom, suggesting instead that dollar-cost averaging into high-quality names could pay off over the next several years. He also emphasized that this technology is not just a passing trend but a structural change in how industries operate, from manufacturing to data processing.
For investors feeling whiplash from the market's recent moves, Wagner's core message was clear: keep a long-term perspective, and do not let fear push you away from the most transformative opportunities.
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