Wall Street Unplugged
Episode: 630August 8, 2018

A behind-the-scenes look at Curzio Research

The last couple of years since I started Curzio Research have been a fantastic experience. And I have all of you to thank. It’s because of you that I’m able to continue growing this business. In fact, I’m about to hire more junior analysts. So in this week’s episode, I bring on my junior analyst, Daniel Creech, to give you a peek behind the curtain… We talk about a typical day at Curzio Research and the process behind each issue we write. Daniel also shares some of the biggest lessons he’s learned in his first year on the job… and why it’s critical to check your emotions at the door when analyzing investments.If you’re interested in becoming a stock analyst for Curzio Research, you can’t afford to miss this interview. For all other listeners, I believe you’ll appreciate the details and hard work that go into our newsletters.As earnings season comes to an end for S&P 500 companies, small-cap stocks are now in the limelight.For my educational segment, I explain a simple strategy everyone can use to help generate huge profits in the volatile small stock sector right now. Just about everyone has access to this free information… but most never use it.This strategy has created huge winners for my subscribers and me…
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