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Investors who pick the right lithium stocks can make fortunes due to the future of electric vehicles. You need to get busy in this space. Or get left behind.

The Squeeze of the Metal Fist January 18, 2018 by Sean Brodrick Commodities The squeeze in lithium supply is acute. The price of lithium has increased threefold since 2014. And on Tuesday, somebody stepped on the gas again.

Governments around the world come to supercomputer companies for all sorts of research projects. This could have a major impact on the price of Cray Inc. stock.

Tomorrow’s Supercomputers Will Blow Your Mind January 9, 2018 by Ian Dyer Investment Opportunities We’re far from the limit when it comes to supercomputers. This is an industry that, with the current growth in technology, will keep growing exponentially.

The cold snap has a lot of investors focusing on natural gas prices again, and whether or not to buy the rally the price has experienced over the last few weeks.

Natural Gas Is Rallying … but Don’t Buy It Yet January 5, 2018 by Chad Shoop Commodities The cold snap has a lot of investors focusing on natural gas prices again, and whether or not to buy the rally the price has experienced over the last few weeks.

2018 Commodity Forecast: Time to Love the Hated? December 8, 2017 by Optin Natural Resource Investor Investors have strategies for making decisions. A common strategy for good investors — or at least those who love to tout their goodness — is to buy what’s hated. Sir John Templeton, a guy Money magazine named as the greatest stock-picker of the 20th century, characterized the opportunity to buy what’s hated as the “point of maximum […]

So far this year, the market has had a very small sell-off. But with a historically low drawdown in 2017, we can’t expect the same next year.

The Reason Not to Sweat the 2018 Stock Market Drawdown December 1, 2017 by Chad Shoop Investing, Stocks So far this year, the market has had a very small sell-off. But with a historically low drawdown in 2017, we can’t expect the same next year.