Archive Category: Green Zone Fortunes Updates

Last month, I recommended the shares of the premium Brazilian brewer Ambev (ABEV). Our shares are already up a couple percent, and I expect Ambev to be a fantastic investment for us once it really hits its stride. The surge in AI spending is all but guaranteed to lead to a sustained boom in commodities, which should in turn lead to a sustained boom in spending on consumer goods… like premium beer! Of course, this isn’t the first time we’ve invested in South America…

The explosive growth in AI has created massive demand for physical infrastructure that goes far beyond Nvidia chips. Every AI data center needs more than 5,000 tons of copper for electrical systems and cooling… and around 1,000 tons of structural steel. They need lithium batteries for uninterrupted power… and rare earth elements for advanced components. The demand is staggering, and it’s only accelerating.

One of the greatest strengths of our Green Zone Fortunes system is the way that it can cut through the “noise” and zero in only on the best, “high-signal” investments. Our system isn’t swayed by exciting CEO sales pitches or trendy new investments. It can’t be wooed by the star power of business leaders like Elon Musk. Our ratings system runs on pure data, tabulating 75 independent metrics across six proven investment factors … to provide a real-time assessment of whether a particular stock is a good “buy” or not.

2025 has been the year of Donald Trump — with the newly-reelected President seemingly locked in the media spotlight as his second turns the political world upside down. Meanwhile, it’s also been a phenomenal year for one of the President’s favorite assets … gold. Since January 1, the price of an ounce of gold has surged from just under $2,700 to record highs of more than $4,350, before pulling back to just over $4,200 at time of writing.

It’s been a wild couple of days! After an October that saw the tech-heavy Nasdaq jump almost 5% for the second consecutive month, Wall Street has been getting jittery about tech valuations and excessive capital spending on AI infrastructure. As such, both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq sold off aggressively yesterday.