In his three decades as an investment analyst, Sean Brodrick has sifted through terabytes of data and traveled tens of thousands of miles.
His quest: to discover companies that are set to deliver potentially transformative results to investors who join him on these journeys — with an emphasis on small players with big potential who are situated in massive (and growing) megatrends.
But Sean isn't content to sit behind a desk for very long. He rarely misses a chance to go deep into a gold or silver mine, test out products on factory floors and meet executives in person. This is the best way, he believes, to discover hidden opportunities and reveal hidden dangers.
This is why he has long been known as the “Indiana Jones” of natural resources.
Sean was among the first to write about the commodity supercycle, now well recognized by experts worldwide. Plus, he has often been among the first to recognize major resource and tech megatrends that have transformed our world.
But his research extends far beyond commodities. Right now, Sean is hot on the trail of the fifth technology supercycle. Specificially, the red-hot AI revolution taking place at the heart of it.
Plus, not only is this market and cycles-following veteran continually on the hunt for the next big stocks in today's (and tomorrow's) hottest market and economic cycles, but he's also using the proprietary Weiss Ratings AI Performance Booster to help him do it!
Sean currently edits Wealth Megatrends, Supercycle Investor and Resource Trader. He is the author of the best-selling book, "The Ultimate Suburban Survivalist Guide: The Smartest Money Moves to Prepare for Any Crisis."
He also contributes regularly to one of Canada’s premier financial websites, HoweStreet.com, and has appeared on CNBC, Fox Business, CNN and Bloomberg.
Sean Brodrick's Articles
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April 30, 201911:25 AM Eastern
Gold tried to rally this morning, but was beaten back with a hammer. The markets seem mixed after Google parent Alphabet (Nasdaq: GOOGL) missed earnings and said sales growth is slowing. Never...
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April 29, 201911:48 AM Eastern
While I was in Toronto at the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference, I sat down for a brief chat with Alan Brochstein. He's known as the "Cannabis Capitalist," a former analyst turned fund manager,...
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April 26, 201912:51 PM Eastern
Metals and mining stocks are getting a bounce today, as gold continues to claw its way back from one-year lows it set on Wednesday. The move is basically a reaction to the dollar losing some...
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April 24, 201911:42 AM Eastern
I’m disappointed by the short-term action in your positions. Gold has lost its glitter. Uranium has cooled miserably. And the action is split on your pot stocks.
However, one thing you need to...
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April 22, 201911:22 AM Eastern
I've got two charts for you, and they sum up to my professional opinion that President Trump will legalize marijuana on a federal level. And he'll do it around the 2020 election.
This will have...
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April 18, 201912:15 PM Eastern
Today we’re going to grab a trio of gains, which will make it nine winners in a row! To keep ringing the cash register, we’re going to add two more dividend-growers — a refiner with enormous free...
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April 16, 201910:46 AM Eastern
I’m turning more positive on the broad market. This is due to action in leading stocks, which turn every pullback into a rally. I told you about my “Trump Trampoline” theory of the markets. Here’s...
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April 10, 201909:30 AM Eastern
The market dipped yesterday, after the S&P 500 went up for eight straight sessions. The rally finally took a breather under the threat of more trade sanctions and the IMF’s forecast for lower...
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April 9, 201910:20 AM Eastern
Gold is up again today. It’s driven by A) rising purchases in China and B) weakness in the U.S. dollar.
Importantly, the ranges — up and down — in gold are narrowing. This indicates a breakout...
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April 5, 201910:07 AM Eastern
The big news this morning is that the U.S. created 196,000 new jobs last month. This beat expectations of a rise of 179,000 jobs. Despite rising layoffs in retail, new jobs in healthcare and...