Archive Category: Green Zone Fortunes Updates

The biggest benefit to my proprietary Green Zone Power Ratings system is its strict reliance on data. Here’s what I mean… A lot of analysts rely on what’s called “discretionary” impulses to invest — better known as “gut feeling.” Don’t get me wrong, instincts are an important factor in investing. But they’re a tough position to start from and can often lead to losses. Meanwhile, Green Zone Power Ratings considers 75 individual metrics across six investment factors to give a clear indication about a stock’s potential to beat the market. No “gut feel” required. Three of those factors are price-based, telling us, essentially, whether the stock is behaving nicely and treating its investors well.

I hope you’ve had the chance to read the research report on California Resources Corp. (NYSE: CRC) I sent along earlier this week. CRC is a great opportunity — both because of its cheap valuation as a growing traditional energy provider, and its intelligent speculation on the crucial role of carbon capture in the future energy economy. If you’re just joining us here at Green Zone Fortunes, this report shows the high-quality, data-driven research my team and I put into each of the companies we recommend adding to our core model portfolio. Though, these monthly reports are just one part of the value we strive to provide through your subscription.

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If you’re looking to invest in the energy industry in a turnkey, diversified fashion, the stock market has no shortage of options available to you in the form of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Want to place your chips on “clean energy”? There’s an ETF for that — iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (Nasdaq: ICLN). Want strictly oil & gas exploration and production companies? You want the SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF (NYSE: XOP).

A year and change ago, I recommended lithium-ion battery stock Enovix Corp. (Nasdaq: ENVX) as part of a special research report on renewable energy tech. The company specializes in small battery architecture, where it has carved out a comfortable niche. While many battery companies are hyperfocused on creating large-scale batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), Enovix’s main focus is on lithium-ion batteries for smartphones, laptops, industrial and medical devices, and wearable computers such as smartwatches and Internet of Things devices.