A New Stock Power Daily Benefit

Let’s extract more value for our proprietary system… [Turn Your Images On] A New Stock Power Daily Benefit [Turn Your Images On] [Chad Stone, Managing Editor]( Adam O’Dell’s proprietary Stock Power Ratings system drives a lot of what we do here within the Stock Power Daily, and Matt does an incredible job covering stocks to buy and avoid using our system. Now, we want to give you even more value while also showing you how easy this system is to use in your own investing journey. I’m going to chime in a few times each week to show you how stocks that make headlines rate within our system. You’ll find these reports toward the bottom of the daily newsletter, so keep an eye out. Think of it as your Stock Power Ratings quick hits. And let’s start with a doozy of a topic that shook the financial system to its core last month: bank failures. --------------------------------------------------------------- In an appearance on CNBC this week, Warren Buffett said something about the recent bank collapses that stuck out to me: “We’re not over bank failures, but depositors haven’t had a crisis. Banks go bust. But depositors aren’t going to be hurt.” Buffett’s message is good news for us as consumers, but not-so-good news if you invest in the financial sector. When Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank collapsed last month, I wondered how much of this was just poor judgment by these institutions. And Adam confirmed my thoughts in his thorough analysis [here](. Buffett may not have a crystal ball, but he does have experience with bank failures. Remember when he kept Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) afloat with a massive $5 billion safety net in 2008? That got me thinking about Goldman Sachs. So I looked at the stock through the lens of the Stock Power Ratings system. You can see, the future prospects look grim. It rates a “Bearish” 32, which means our system expects this stock to underperform the broader market over the next 12 months. [Turn Your Images On]( I can’t say Goldman Sachs is set to fail again, but it’s facing some major headwinds. Over the last 12 months, Goldman Sachs’ returns on investment, equity and assets have all declined. It also posted falling net and operating margins. That’s partly why the stock rates a 24 on our quality factor right now. It will be interesting to see where all of this lands when the company reports its first-quarter earnings on Tuesday. I hope you found this Stock Power Ratings quick hit useful. Look for more analyses like this in upcoming Stock Power Daily editions. Scroll down to see what you might’ve missed this week… --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On]( [The Electricity Revolution Is Here — Don't Be Left Behind!]( A largely unknown and untapped energy resource is about to be unlocked on a global scale, thanks to a tiny Silicon Valley firm. With the help of artificial intelligence, this company has discovered how to exploit an incredible trillion-dollar source of power that could make all other forms — from gas and coal through oil, to wind, hydropower and solar fusion — look like a small fry in comparison! Just one year's worth alone would generate 5X as much fuel than Earth’s largest existing oil field — making its potential profits hard for investors to ignore. [Watch the full presentation here.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- The team started exploring what’s coming up for small-cap stocks in 2023: - [2 Reasons Small Caps Shine From Here:]( The size factor plays a big part in Adam’s proprietary rating system. Here’s a breakdown of how it works, and how it’s going to help him find stocks that are set to outperform for the rest of the year. - [Why a T-ball Hit Feels Better Than a Home Run:]( Senior Technical Analyst Mike Carr hit us with a wonderful investing metaphor and showed us how it pays off to cheer on the little guys in the stock market. - [How Adam Discovered the “Hedge Fund Blacklist”:]( Adam was a money manager before he switched gears to help investors like you and me through his successful financial newsletters. Matt sat down with Adam to talk about the strict rules these funds had to abide by, and how he’s looking to use those same rules to our advantage now. That’s it for me. I hope you have a wonderful Sunday. I’m building an ark today because, after months of drought-like weather, South Florida is getting absolutely dumped on now. If you haven’t yet, make sure you [sign up to receive your free copy]( of Adam’s brand-new $5 Stocks to Watch Now report. It’s a massive list of 298 tickers that are set to outperform this year. And the best part: Adam is going to trim this list down until he’s found the best of the best. He’s making the first cut later this week. Until next time, [Chad Stone signature] Chad Stone Managing Editor, Money & Markets Privacy Policy The Money & Markets, P.O. Box 8378, Delray Beach, FL 33482. To ensure that you receive future issues of Money & Markets, please add info@mb.moneyandmarkets.com to your address book or [whitelist]( within your spam settings. For customer service questions or issues, please contact us for assistance. The mailbox associated with this email address is not monitored, so please do not reply. 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