Curzio Research

Curzio Research Curzio Research provides investment education, stock analysis and investing ideas to individual, accredited, and institutional investors.

Frank Curzio has been analyzing stocks for over 25 years and hosts the FREE weekly Wall Street Unplugged podcast. What we do

Curzio Research is an independent financial newsletter publisher dedicated to providing deep-dive market analysis, unique stock ideas, and the tools individual investors need to consistently generate market-beating returns. Why we’re here

So many industries are full of out

landish money-making promises these days. It’s tough to filter through the noise and know whom to trust. I hate to admit it, but the newsletter industry is the same way. That’s why my team and I set out to do something different. We’re not just about giving stock picks… we’re about research and education. We’re about helping you become a better investor and changing your financial future. We dive into the story behind the stock, the methodology behind the math. Our recommendations are 100% independent—we never get paid by companies to recommend their stocks. We operate with full transparency and the intention to provide more than you expect. Bringing Wall Street back to Main Street… and returning an industry to its roots

When I started Curzio Research I had a vision… but more importantly I had a group of talented colleagues who shared my vision. We’ve all worked on Wall Street or at multimillion-dollar financial newsletter companies. And we grew tired of seeing investors lose hard-earned money buying into flashy promotions promising quick, mind-blowing riches. But we also know you won’t get rich by giving your money to Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab like everyone else. It takes out-of-the-box ideas to make returns that can truly change your family’s fortunes. With all our collective experience, we thought we could build something much better… something more personal… and focused on making the investor money rather than supporting a huge publishing company. Our vision is a return of this industry to its roots: real world investment education… thoroughly researched stocks… realistic but meaningful returns… and long-term relationships with our subscribers. How the Curzio Research story began…

Stock analysis is what I love to do… It’s in my blood. I learned the trade at an early age from my late dad, Frank Xavier Curzio, Sr., who managed over $150 million in assets and wrote an acclaimed investment newsletter (The FXC Newsletter) for over 20 years. Over this time, my father averaged nearly 20% returns annually. His newsletter was ranked #1 by Hulbert Financial Digest numerous times. He was also the top stock picker (with a record six wins) in The Wall Street Journal’s stock picking contest. This contest featured some of the greatest analysts on Wall Street, including Jonathan Steinberg, Abby Cohen, Louis Navellier, and Mario Gabelli―all legends in the financial industry. While working with my dad on FXC, I became an expert in fundamental stock analysis. For 10 years, I dug deep into annual reports, income statements, cash flow, and balance sheets for thousands of companies. I learned to pinpoint the companies that are thriving… and the ones that are using aggressive methods to mask underlying weakness. The “Big Dance”

When I left FXC, it was only to become a senior research analyst for Jim Cramer’s Mad Money. Jim is a former hedge fund manager known for being one of the most connected people on Wall Street. There I researched and analyzed thousands of stocks across every sector… including financials, resources, materials, infrastructure, healthcare, biotechnology, technology, defense… And I studied small-cap stocks, mid-caps, and large-caps―just about every facet of the market. More importantly, I became an expert in finding growth stocks—companies like Netflix and Facebook—that can offer life-changing gains for investors. After working side by side with Jim for five awesome years, I was hired by Stansberry Research―one of the largest independent financial newsletter publishers in the world. There I edited two popular small-cap services, one of which (Phase 1 Investor) became one of the highest-grossing financial newsletters in the industry. In my six years at Stansberry Research, I traveled the world to find the best investment ideas for my readers. I wrote about opportunities in Singapore, China, Europe, and Canada… investigated every major shale area (the sources of oil and natural gas) in the U.S.―including the Bakken (North Dakota), the Eagle Ford and the Permian Basin (Texas), and the Marcellus (Pennsylvania and Ohio)… attended (and spoke at) numerous conferences… grilled executives at Fortune 500 companies… and made tons of site visits to provide my subscribers with an insider’s perspective. It’s the people you meet along the way

Over the past 10 years, I’ve interviewed some of the greatest minds on Wall Street through my Wall Street Unplugged podcast, a free radio show I host every Wednesday. It’s one of the most-listened-to financial podcasts in the business/investing category, ranked #1 on iTunes and downloaded over eight million times. By interviewing billionaires, award-winning economists, market experts, and financial gurus, I’ve built one of the biggest networks in the financial industry. My Rolodex is so valuable I keep it in a locked drawer! This “who’s who” list of friends has helped me uncover incredible ideas and trends before they’re ever mentioned by the mainstream media. I’m talking about companies like Imax in 2007 (610% gains), Ashland in 2008 (over 1,100% gains), ATAC Resources in 2009 (525% gains in less than a year), Human Genome Sciences in 2012 (84% gain in three weeks after predicting the company would be acquired), Brazil Resources in 2014 (over 400% gains), First Mining Finance in 2016 (over 300% gains in less than 15 months), and Newlink Genetics in 2017 (skyrocketed 188% in 16 days). And these are just a few of my many winners. Obviously there have been some losers too… No one gets it right 100% of the time. But overall, my picks have generated market beating returns over the past 25 years. Editors who are actually experienced analysts

My colleague Mike Alkin and I have 50 years of combined experience analyzing stocks and the markets. We have a unique outlook and approach to investing… as do our readers. Our newsletters are designed with investors’ individual interests and comfort levels in mind. Whether you’re just beginning or already a seasoned trader, we’ll show you how to maximize your portfolio—with the respect you deserve. We’re proud of our exceptional track records and earned credibility. But the thing that really distinguishes us is our dedication to our subscribers… we want to educate and empower them. To that end, subscribers can count on original content, unique ideas, detailed analysis, and superior service. Our job is to show you investment opportunities that have the best potential to give you returns… to bring you ideas we have access to thanks to our decades of experience and industry contacts.

07/16/2026

I've got some great news for you guys.

Going forward, our paid Thursday podcast is going public — it'll be posted on all platforms.

But before I get into that: we've been receiving a ton of food items at the office lately, and it's awesome. Most recently, we got some natural honey from Duane in Arizona, and it was delicious.

As for the podcast - Daniel and I originally created that Thursday episode as a deeper-analysis show. But now that we're publishing weekly updates on Curzio Alpha, we don't need it as a separate paid product anymore.

So starting now, you'll get back-to-back episodes of Wall Street Unplugged, dropping Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

06/23/2026

Hey guys, I have a fantastic interview for you with Khadija Mustafa

Khadija Mustafa, advisory council member of VIVO Power, breaks down why the AI race is moving upstream, where hyperscaler capex is actually going, why AI can't be compared to the dot-com boom — and much more.

This one covers a lot of ground. A must-watch for VIVO shareholders and investors focused on AI infrastructure.

Here's the link to the entire interview on our website: https://www.curzioresearch.com/ai-is-now-a-critical-national-asset/

06/16/2026

I had a great conversation with Rick Rule on the Wall Street Unplugged Podcast.

The episode dropped yesterday, and we covered gold, silver, uranium, oil, copper, and where we see the biggest opportunities in the resource sector.

If you're a metals and mining investor, it's a must watch.

It's always a pleasure speaking and learning from Rick.

06/03/2026

There's a major reason for $BTC recent decline that almost nobody is talking about—and it's changed my entire Bitcoin thesis.

I no longer see a realistic path to $250K or $500K $BTC anytime soon.

Why hold a speculative asset when AI is attracting the majority of capital flows? AI-driven companies continue to post stronger revenue growth and raise guidance. Investors are chasing cash flows, not narratives.

What the market is overlooking is the pressure coming from Bitcoin miners.

According to $RIOT latest earnings report, the average cost to mine a single Bitcoin has climbed to roughly $106,000. At those levels, many miners are not profitable—and are losing money outright.

That isn't sustainable.

Miners now have a more attractive alternative: converting infrastructure to AI and high-performance computing data centers.

The economics can be dramatically better, with stronger demand and more predictable revenue streams.

This is why I like $VIVO and $DGXX.
At the same time, I struggle to identify a meaningful near-term catalyst for Bitcoin. Maybe crypto legislation like the CLARITY Act helps sentiment, but is that enough?

The bigger question is simple:

Why buy Bitcoin when capital has been rewarded far more consistently in companies like $Dell or $HPE?

I'd rather buy $NVDA on this pullback than Bitcoin.

and I covered it all on the newest Wall Street Unplugged episode which comes out later this evening.

Stay tuned.

05/28/2026

Core inflation just came in at 3.3%.

The setup the market's been holding its breath for — inflation soft enough to give the Fed political cover — didn't materialize. Not this month.

I don't believe we'll be seeing a rate hike either. But don't mistake a pause for a pivot.

Which brings me to : this isn't the time. When rates stay elevated, holding a non-yielding asset is a choice with a real cost. You're paying for insurance you don't need right now.

There are better places to rotate — sectors that actually earn you something while you wait.

We've been positioned in AI stocks before the crowd showed up — and the returns have spoken for themselves. There are better places to put your money right now, and we're already in them.

05/20/2026

When we recommended $BE at $21, barely anyone had heard of the company. It went on to become a 1000% winner — but too many of our subscribers weren't positioned to benefit.

That's on us, and we're fixing it.

Curzio Research is evolving. We're consolidating all of our portfolios into a single, straightforward price — no more juggling multiple subscriptions or missing out because you're in the wrong tier. Plus I was never a fan of stacking more products and nickel-and-diming you.

The depth of our research has always set us apart. We interview the CEOs of companies we recommend.

Plus we follow up when major developments happen — like the recent changes at $DGXX and $VIVO. That kind of access and accountability is rare, and it should be available to everyone.

These changes are coming soon. If the new price isn't for you, no hard feelings — you're always welcome to stay on our free email list.

But if you're serious about investing, this is built for you. We'd rather focus our energy on committed investors than go back and forth over $20.

More details coming out soon.

04/28/2026

$GLXY just told investors everything—if you know where to look.

Daniel listened in on the call and there are clear positives for Galaxy Digital.


We're going to have the full breakdown this week on Wall Street Unplugged — diving into every line of the earnings report.

Galaxy remains a high-conviction, long-term holding—and a core position in Daniel's personal portfolio.

04/22/2026

Your update from the one and only Daniel Creech on Kevin Warsh’s testimony yesterday.

Kevin Warsh shared key insights during the hearing that could impact markets, offering investors valuable clues about future rate cuts and his outlook on the economy.

We’re covering it in tomorrow’s episode of Wall Street Unplugged Premium—our trading newsletter and premium podcast—where Daniel and I go beyond the headlines, break down our recommendations, and keep you fully up to date.

You can learn more about signing up right here: https://www.curzioresearch.com/wall-street-unplugged/

04/20/2026

I just bought another 40k worth of $DGXX because of this statement:

“We (DGXX) continue to advance discussions with additional hyperscale and frontier AI customers and expect to provide further operational updates in the coming weeks”

Today’s deal was a major milestone… and it’s only the beginning.

I expect shares to be in the double digits soon.

04/16/2026

A lot is happening in the markets right now — and most of it deserves a closer look.

In the latest episode of Wall Street Unplugged, Andrew Horowitz of The Disciplined Investor breaks down the geopolitical impact on markets, shares where he sees opportunity, and weighs in on the issues quietly building beneath the surface — private credit, inflation, earnings season, and AI spending.

We also tackle the Tesla question that no one seems to have a straight answer to.

The full episode is available now on all platforms.

Here's the link to watch from our website: https://www.curzioresearch.com/andrew-horowitz-how-to-play-the-iran-conflict/

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