What every investor needs to know to make big money 

Innovation.  Growth.  New markets.  Game-changers. Isn’t that what every investor and trader is looking for? And isn’t that what “tech” is?

Whether you’re old or young, conservative or aggressive, an investor or a trader — everybody needs to invest in technology and the innovative companies growing as they create new markets and change the world.

In The 100 Most Important Tech Stocks on the Planet, we’ve broken down the “tech sector” into an easy to understand universe with thirteen categories, such as “Consumer tech” and “Storage/Cloud”.  The report’s selection of stocks provides examples of mega-caps like Google, Apple and Cisco all the way down to small caps worth less than $1 billion dollars.

For each company, we give my trademark Revolution Investing analysis, look at each its place in its respective sector along with its future growth prospects. We break down its balance sheet, earnings, cash flows and analyst estimates in an easy to understand snapshot for each company.

And as always, for those of you who just want a simple rating for each stock, I give it a Revolution Investing Rating on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being not so good and 10 being a perfect investment. (You won’t find a 10, because I don’t give 10/10s since there is no such thing as a perfect investment.)

If you’re a serious about making big money in trading and investing, this report is for you.

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Here’s what people and the media are saying about Cody and his stock picks:

“I’m a member of Cody’s newsletter since the days of Cody recommending Apple in the teens and buying google after the dutch IPO. Everyone, he’s the best!” – Rohit Kumar, independent investor, 2011

“For the past 10 years, every single time I’ve made a significant tech investment I make one and only one call: to Cody Willard. He is the best (and least credited) tech investor out there.” – James Altucher, Formula Capital CEO, WSJ investment columnist

“Cody Willard, a stock market expert….and the best hair on Wall Street.” – Jay Leno, 2008

“One of the most independent minded insightful dudes in business. Cody’s enthusiasm and being right more often than not made me appreciate his approach to making the important calls when all hell is breaking loose.” – Diane Alden, independent investor, 2011

“Cody Willard started a hedge fund in 2002 (celebrity angle: a childhood friend, Neil Patrick Harris, was an investor) and turned bearish exactly five years later. He exited the hedge fund and entered television with “Happy Hour,” even inviting his mother onto the show as she pulled 30 percent out of her individual retirement account. Then this March, Mr. Willard turned bullish just before we hit bottom.” – New York Times, 2009

“Just scrutinizing the big picks Cody Willard made in 2003 for 2004. That’s right, his picks for this year, as of January 6, 2004. The worst one is already up 10%. The best is up 30%. Talk about hot. Wouldn’t hurt to know what that guy’s saying in his newsletter.” – Jim Cramer, legendary hedge fund manager and CNBC anchor, 2004

“Cody got me into CY and DBA which are up 100% and 30% respectively for me. What more could you want? Insightful information and an expert on the technology revolution taking place today.” – Brent Kassing, independent investor, 2011

“Cody Willard, a Wall Street wonder at 25.” – NY Daily News, 2006

“I refer you to Cody Willard and his excellent newsletter — he’s been nailing them. He’s had them all.” – Jim Cramer, legendary hedge fund manager and CNBC anchor, 2005

“Cody Willard, co-host of Fox Business Network’s ‘Happy Hour,’ would hardly be mistaken for a pinstriped Wall Street drone. But he’s got some serious financial credentials.” – Los Angeles Times, 2009

“Cody Willard, who combines hedge-fund managing with being a part-time rock star” – Financial Times, 2006

“Cody: The James West of the net. Calls them as he sees them; you set them up, he’ll knock ‘em back. No bull, direct, insightful and does his own stunts (and tweets).” – Thomas Castronovo, independent investor 2011

“Cody Willard has been on top of this in his excellent newsletter. If you want to know more about where this is headed and how it could play out — skeptics, are you listening? — you want to read what he has to say.” – Jim Cramer, legendary hedge fund manager and CNBC anchor, 2003

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