Archive Category: Green Zone Fortunes Updates

In this week’s video, I cover an important feature of your membership and answer the question: How do we choose which stocks to recommend? (I covered how we know when to exit in my video on August 17. Click here if you missed it.) But our Weekly Hotlist plays an important part in the algorithm we use to narrow down stocks to recommend.

Green Zone Fortunes co-editor Charles Sizemore checking in with this week’s update video. Adam O’Dell and his wife welcomed their new son into the world this weekend. Congratulations to both of them! If you’d like to reach out to Adam and his family, please email our team, and we’ll get your kind messages to them. So on to this week’s topic: I discuss the market’s reaction to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s latest comments.

Green Zone Fortunes co-editor Charles Sizemore checking in with this week’s special mailbag video. Adam O’Dell and I love answering your questions. We can align our content with your interests when we know what’s on your mind. So by all means, if you have any lingering thoughts after watching today’s update, write to GreenZone@MoneyandMarkets.com to let us know.

Renewable energy has always had one major weakness. Unlike gas, coal or nuclear-fueled plants, which can run 24 hours a day, solar energy doesn’t work at night. Wind energy doesn’t work when the wind stops blowing. The solution, of course, is utility-grade storage: massive battery systems that store electricity from hours of peak production. If you have solar panels on your roof or know anyone who does, you might have seen a retail version of this in Tesla’s Powerwall line of storage systems.

Welcome to a special update! In this week’s video, I unveil an announcement about our model portfolio that will help us continue our market-crushing performance. Speaking of which, I compared our performance in Green Zone Fortunes to that of several market indexes as well as the traditional 60/40 portfolio year to date. Folks have called 2022 the worst first six months for the market in 50 years. When you see how our performance compares to the Nasdaq 100, the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the traditional 60/40 portfolio and more … well, I think you’ll be pleased.