Adam O'Dell, MBA
Chief Investment Strategist, Money & Markets
Chief Investment Strategist Adam O’Dell is among the top investment analysts in the world.
A West Virginia native whose parents were first-generation college students, Adam credits his family with teaching him the value of hard work.
The grind of running a multimillion-dollar hedge fund in his early 30s eventually got old…
Today, Adam much prefers identifying top profit opportunities for regular folks like his parents and grandparents.
Adam began publishing his trade recommendations online in 2012. Since then, he’s beaten the returns of George Soros, Carl Icahn and even Warren Buffett.
That drive led him to develop his proprietary Stock Power Ratings system, which he unveiled to Money & Markets in 2020 after years of development.
His mission is to track down the absolute best moneymaking opportunities in the markets at any given time — regardless of what the broader market is doing.
For Adam and his readers, there’s always a profit somewhere!
Adam’s systematic investment approach can find profits in any asset class … stocks, bonds, commodities … you name it. His data-driven model rates stocks on three fundamental and three technical factors.
Stock Power Ratings system in hand, Adam’s research has helped readers invest in massive, multi-decade mega trends, such as AI, the genomics revolution and renewable energies.
He is the architect of:
- The wildly successful Green Zone Fortunes.
- His most ambitious profit-producing system to date, 10X Stocks.
- The trend and momentum options-trading powerhouse Max Income Alert.
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ADAM O'DELL'S ARTICLES
Does Muse Make Meta an AI Contender?
The Strange Pair That Led the Market Higher
New Bulls: Space Stocks and China’s Amazon of Groceries
The Mag 7 Are Great Businesses… But Is That Still Enough Today?
The AI Alarm Bells Are Ringing… Here’s What Comes Next
New Bulls for the Week: Fine Lingerie and Fast Fashion
What Happened to Nike?
New Bulls for the Week: America’s Two Economies
The “Other” Tech Sector Is Hiding in Plain Sight
When Bad News Is GREAT News