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The recent decline in the stock market has provided investors with several opportunities in commodity-related stocks. The recent decline was mainly due to heavy selling by hedge funds and the decline in consumption of these commodities from China. The fundamental long-term outlook for these companies remains solid and this should turn out to be a [...]

Is there another Great Depression on the horizon, or is it upon us as I write? That seems to be the question. More than a few Wall Street giants have gone belly-up in this time of, to put it lightly, unfavorable conditions. In the past couple of days, the biggest news to hit Wall Street [...]

The signs of the increasingly warming world are becoming clearer, whether global warming is something to become alarmed over or whether it is here to stay is still questionable. In an environment of global warming there will be companies taking advantage of the warming environment to produce profits. Listed below are a few to consider.

The next line in that famous baseball song goes “Buy me some peanuts and cracker jack.” These days investing in baseball are even more popular than peanuts, if certainly not more profitable. Baseball is big business and there are some big league company names investing and partnering with Major League Baseball (MLB) to increase their [...]

The energy sector has never been more volatile and exciting than it is today. Recently oil prices dropped from $145 to around $100 a barrel. But, the roller coaster is just beginning. Many analysts predict that prices will rise and fall many times in the next couple of decades. As we seek to find alternative [...]

With high gasoline prices, consumers are looking for ways to save money on fuel. There are many ways to accomplish this goal: drive less, take public transportation, telecommute, or buy a more fuel-efficient vehicle. Considering our driving habits, driving substantially less doesn’t seem likely, and for people who aren’t in a densely populated area, public [...]

Nothing excites Americans more than NFL football. Nothing excites the NFL more than profits. Isn’t it about time you profit from the NFL?
Look to score a touchdown with these football related investments.

In 2007, President George W. Bush developed a plan that would reduce gasoline usage by over 20% in the next ten years, and with both major presidential candidates making alternative energy a priority in the upcoming election; electric cars may be commonplace on our nation’s highways in the near future.
What does this mean for investors? [...]