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From 2000 through 2010, U.S. exports of refined oil products grew by nearly 160%. But according to the data, we export nearly five times that much now.

This U.S. Oil Sector Is Booming November 28, 2017 by Matt Badiali Oil From 2000 through 2010, U.S. exports of refined oil products grew by nearly 160%. But according to the data, we export nearly five times that much now.

Watch for Signs of a Deepening Credit Crunch in 2018! November 28, 2017 by Optin E-Wave Trader As we close in on year-end 2017, it’s worth looking ahead at some of the potential pitfalls that could impact markets in the new year. Right at the very top of the list? The tightening credit conditions around the world. Back in September I briefed you about “the end of easy money” globally. And how […]

European Union crumbling on three fronts! How it will impact your investments November 27, 2017 by Martin Weiss Uncategorized We’ve warned you in our newsletters, flash alerts, special reports and video briefings. We’ve been telling you all along that the EU was going to crumble. Heck, just in the past fortnight, I’ve released a series of five video briefings — not only to warn you of the investment consequences, but also to show you how to […]

Go Long Euro With CurrencyShares Euro ETF November 27, 2017 by Optin Calendar Profits Trader The euro was up 1.1% last week against the U.S. dollar. And that has suddenly attracted a lot of investor interest. The rally came from Germany’s report of stronger-than-expected exports and an impressive 0.8% jump in Q3 economic growth. The next leg up for the euro will come in mid-December at the next European Central Bank […]

Three separate computer-based buy signals are flashing bullish signals on the hated real estate sector, and I have a possible triple-digit opportunity.

3 Buy Signals in the Real Estate Sector November 27, 2017 by Chad Shoop Investing, Real Estate Three separate computer-based buy signals are flashing bullish signals on the hated real estate sector, and I have a possible triple-digit opportunity.