Adam O'Dell

Adam O'Dell, MBA
Chief Investment Strategist, Money & Markets

Adam O’Dell is among the best investment analysts in the world. A former hedge fund manager, he began publishing his trade recommendations online in 2012. Since then he’s beaten the returns of George Soros, Carl Icahn and even Warren Buffett. He’s crushed the S&P 500 by more than five times.

Adam’s systematic investment approach is capable of finding profits in any asset class — stocks, bonds, gold … you name it. His mission is to find the absolute best moneymaking opportunities in the markets at any given time, regardless of what the broader market is doing.

Matt Clark

Matt Clark,
Research Analyst, Money & Markets

Matt Clark is a 25-year journalism veteran covering topics from college sports to politics and business. Over the course of his career, he was awarded for investigative journalism, business reporting, editorial writing and sports coverage. Now, he’s the research analyst for Money & Markets, where he also hosts The Bull & The Bear podcast — available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts.

He also hosts the weekly Marijuana Market Update where he extensively covers the cannabis market in the U.S. and abroad. His cannabis watch list on Money & Markets has produced double-digit, market-beating cannabis stocks for investors.

His recommendations on moneyandmarkets.com have yielded triple-digit returns using Adam O’Dell’s six-factor Green Zone Rating system.

Andrew Zatlin

Andrew Zatlin,
Superforecast Trader & Top Bloomberg Forecaster

Andrew Zatlin is a leader in unconventional investment data tracking with macroeconomic forecasts. His forecasting has been ranked #1 by Bloomberg in their terminal many times over the last few years.

A 20-year veteran of the semiconductor and networking world, Andrew has nearly three decades of experience as an applied economist and big data enthusiast.

Working in Silicon Valley with Fortune 50 companies at the birth of the new 21st-century global economy has given him unique insight. Today’s economy is based on the consumer’s ever-growing reliance on the digital world and a swiftly changing global supply chain.