A dozen years of eighty hour work weeks on Wall Street - from answering the phones for a 73 year old Hungarian stock broker, heading up the research division at an Incubator, writing for TheStreet.com and the Financial Times, founding the RevolutioNetwork, teaching Revolutionomics at Seton Hall, successfully running a hedge fund for five years, anchoring Happy Hour on Fox Business Network - and I've got a few ideas about how to make big money investing and trading.

The Cody Report, my monthly newsletter, provides subscribers with three to five exclusive stock picks every month. Subscribers also get exclusive trading updates throughout the month when big news or big moves hits one of The Cody Report Stock Picks.

Anybody who's read me knows that I won't promise anything but honest, straightforward and irreverent analysis and predictions.


Some reader feedback:

Hey Cody,
I'm a Sophomore at the University of Oregon. Just had a quick question for you. A couple years back, I heard you talking in a Podcast with Aaron Task and you said something along the lines of "Microsoft is the greatest investing opportunity of my lifetime." I own about 200 shares and I was just curious if you still felt the same way or not? If not, what are some companies you currently like? I'm not going to rush out and buy these, I'm a college student who likes investing but I'm far from an active day trader. I've always considered you to be pretty right on, (sure made me a lot of money with Apple computer when I was in HS) and I appreciate you taking the time to read this.
Take care, Daniel C

Dear Cody,
I am a stockbroker (I guess a dying breed)in for the last 20 years, actually my first day was Black Monday in the FTSE option pit in London. Your clarity and honesty has always impressed me, and your trading style and comment has had a profound zen like feed back on me.
Thanks for all your input, Frenchie

Mr Willard,
I strongly disagreed with your stance on some of my favourite stocks - not least your attitude towards Apple and Jobs during the options debacle - but you "get" the digital economy like few others.
Kind regards, Julian

Hey man,
Just wanted to say congrats. I'll need to
read from a sane and realistic point-of-view every now and then!
I hope to one day shake your hand for helping point me to some purely awesome positions/performances in my relatively young investing career.
Thank you for everything, Wes