The author of today’s article sees this current period as the early innings of the “end of the oil age” and advises that, “For those… Read More »Oil Stocks For The “Beginning Of The End Of The Oil Age”
Unlike other industries (including oil and gas), there has been little innovation in the mining industry in recent decades, with one group of analysts observing… Read More »“Moneyball For Mining”: How This Company Is Looking To Revolutionize The Future Of Precious Metals Exploration
Based on one historical template, the trend for gold stocks is “table-pounding bullish”, notes today’s article. That historical template? The recovery from a “mega bear… Read More »The Historical Template That Is “Table-Pounding Bullish” For Gold Stocks
An above-average gold-to-silver ratio has historically been a positive indicator for silver prices – and with the gold-to-silver ratio currently flirting with levels it has… Read More »Succeeding With Silver ETFs
After its worst December since 1931, the S&P just posted its best January performance since 1987. The question now is whether there is more upside… Read More »After A Terrible December And A Terrific January, More Upside — Or Trouble — Ahead For Stocks?
“Very few people have gotten rich on their seventh best idea, but a lot of people have gotten rich with their best idea,” Warren Buffett… Read More »Big-Name Money Managers Are Making Big Bets On These 2 “Best Idea” Stocks
The Buy the Unloved investment strategy has investors invest equal sums in the three equity categories of the previous year that had the largest outflows,… Read More »Buy The Unloved 2.0: An Updated Take On A Successful Contrarian Strategy
For dividend investors looking to achieve financial independence, the author of today’s article notes that the key is reaching the dividend crossover point – “The… Read More »Reaching The “Magical” Dividend Crossover Point
There’s a disconnect in the market, observes the author of today’s article: While money managers are currently selling hard, company insiders are buying aggressively –… Read More »Who’s Right About Housing Stocks?
For mature companies without significant growth opportunities to fund, and with shareholders to please, there are two standard ways to use excess cash: distribute said… Read More »Are Dividends Or Share Buybacks Better For Investors?