Something BIG just happened at Paradigm HQ.

At the Millionaire Maker Summit, Paradigm’s top editors’ #1 highest-conviction stock picks for the rest of 2026 were revealed.

Not watchlist ideas.

Not “maybe” trades.

Their best ideas.

The kind of setups they believe could define the next phase of this market.

Today, I’m walking through some of the best picks.

Greg “Gunner” Guenthner — Robinhood (HOOD)

Gunner is betting on Robinhood (HOOD).

And not the Robinhood most people think they know.

This isn’t just a meme-stock app anymore.

It’s becoming a full-scale financial platform – stocks, options, crypto, retirement products, and now advanced trading tools.

The user base is growing.

Revenue is expanding.

But here’s what stood out most at the Summit:

Gunner didn’t just give a stock pick.

He walked through his elite “Cash Line” system live on camera – showing exactly how he times these kinds of momentum moves.

It was one of the most valuable parts of the entire event.

James Altucher — ASTX (2X AST SpaceMobile ETF)

This is a leveraged bet on AST SpaceMobile.

The company is building a network that connects standard smartphones directly to satellites.

No towers. No hardware changes.

The stock sank earlier this week after a satellite launch ran into trouble.

The satellite reached space, but a Blue Origin rocket issue placed it into the wrong orbit, meaning it won’t be usable and will burn up on re-entry.

That’s a loss, but not a thesis break.

If the technology continues to prove itself, the market is global.

And that’s what makes the upside so compelling, even if the path is uneven.

Enrique Abeyta — Talen Energy (TLN)

His focus here is the next bottleneck in AI: power.

Data centers don’t just need chips. They need massive, reliable electricity, and demand is ramping faster than the grid can handle.

Talen sits right in the middle of that shift.

The company operates nuclear, natural gas, and other generation assets at a time when dependable power is becoming increasingly scarce.

As more AI infrastructure comes online, that scarcity only gets more valuable.

This is a second-order AI trade.

Not the obvious play. But often the more powerful one.

Chris Campbell — Iridium Communications (IRDM)

Iridium provides global satellite connectivity that works everywhere on Earth.

Its customers include governments, aviation, maritime operators, and emergency services.

These are mission-critical use cases, which creates recurring revenue and high switching costs.

In a world that is becoming more connected, that kind of infrastructure only becomes more valuable.

Ray Blanco — AST SpaceMobile (ASTS)

Ray is doubling down on the same core idea as Altucher but through the underlying company.

ASTS isn’t just a concept.

It has:

• Satellites in orbit

• Carrier partnerships in place

• Proven technology

The next phase is commercialization.

And if that rollout succeeds, this becomes foundational infrastructure for global communication.

Chris Cimorelli — Redwire (RDW)

Redwire is showing up across major space and defense programs.

That includes NASA missions, European Space Agency work, and U.S. military contracts.

The company is guiding toward $450–$500 million in revenue for 2026, a sharp increase from prior years.

It’s the type of underfollowed name that can move quickly once the market starts paying attention.

Me – Nvidia (NVDA)

You probably saw this one coming.

Nvidia is still at the center of the AI buildout and demand for its chips remains incredibly strong.

What stands out now is the earnings momentum.

2028 EPS estimates have now climbed to $11.24, up from $11.12 just a week ago and $9.75 three months ago.

At the same time, attention has shifted elsewhere – toward geopolitics and names like SpaceX.

That’s exactly the kind of setup you want.

The story is intact, estimates are moving higher, and the noise has moved on.

Own the stock.