Archive Category: Green Zone Fortunes Updates

Matt Clark here, chief research analyst of Money & Markets. I’m stepping in for Adam today, as he’s away for part of this week working on the launch of his brand-new artificial intelligence-based trading strategy. I’ll let Adam fill you in on more of the details as we get closer to launch later this month. But what I can tell you now is this… Adam’s developed a method that spends just 10 minutes a month trading stocks to outperform the likes of Ray Dalio, Cathie Wood and Warren Buffett … with annualized returns of 35%.

Those who frequent the investment newsletter scene are forgiven for thinking a great stock must always have a compelling story behind it. After all, that’s the pretense that most newsletters, including this one, are sold on. But a great investment doesn’t always need to change the world. Matter of fact … sometimes boring is plain better.

I sincerely hope you’re enjoying your Green Zone Fortunes subscription! My team and I put our very best into everything we do … from this introductory newsletter, to our premium research and trading services, to the live “trade room” sessions we’ve recently started. Now, I refer to Green Zone Fortunes as our “introductory” newsletter because we feel it’s the best place for new investors to start — whether that means you’re new to the Money & Markets community or new to investing in general.

Centrus Energy Corp. (NYSE: LEU), my November 2022 stock recommendation in the nuclear energy sector, has earned a streak of positive press over the past few months. First, in mid-June, the company announced the successful completion of its operational readiness review and subsequent approval by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).Folks, this is a big deal. Centrus is now the first U.S.-owned uranium enrichment plant to begin production in 70 years! When I recommended adding Centrus (LEU) to the model portfolio late last year, I explained how the company effectively has a government-backed monopoly in the U.S. enrichment market.

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.