Archive Category: Green Zone Fortunes Updates

The world feels different … like it did after the September 11, 2001, terror attacks. And we might well be in a different world. Historians will look at the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a turning point between two eras. But as investors, we see a much different scenario. The Russian invasion hasn’t fundamentally changed anything. The opposite is true. It’s accelerated trends that were already in place to a massive degree. It presents a fantastic opportunity in one of the world’s oldest asset classes: gold.

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In this week’s video, I explain what I mean when I say we’re in a trader’s market. The financial headlines right now are scary, and the markets are approaching a bear market. The recent bullish action may or may not hold. But I think an in-depth look at how our core model portfolio has performed so far this year is the reminder we need that we’re beating the market either way. In our video, I discuss both the stocks that are up and those that are down this year.

If you’ve been following my team and me in Green Zone Fortunes for a while, you know we’re uber bullish on the renewable energy mega trend. We’ve worked for months on a presentation that we just unveiled, all about a tech that I call “Infinite Energy.” You can read all of our special reports online right here, but we’ll send you a note anytime we release a new one so you can act on it in a timely manner.

Today, I’m pleased to share earnings on three of our portfolio companies — and (good news for folks who missed the opportunity to buy these stocks when we first recommended them!) to advise that we’re raising our buy-up-to prices. My team and I recommended Sterling Construction Company Inc. (Nasdaq: STRL), Quanta Services Inc. (NYSE: PWR) and Matson Inc. (NYSE: MATX) because my proprietary Green Zone Ratings system helped us identify them as companies that are growing revenues and earnings at market-beating rates. And we confirmed that their stocks were trading at reasonable, if not downright cheap, valuations.