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I predict that emerging markets (EMs) are going to be one of the big winners of the year. In 2017, EMs were a bit of a sleeper hit. The S&P 500 was up just over 20% last year. Everybody was chasing U.S. equity gains. But EMs soared over 37% in 2017.

How to Cash In on Emerging Markets with ETFs & Boost Your Portfolio January 8, 2018 by Ted Bauman Investment Opportunities These investments would have earned you a whopping 70% more than the S&P 500 … and I’m convinced they’re going to beat that performance in 2018.

Bear markets, or a stock market decline of more than 20%, generally follow periods when the ROC is declining. So here's why you shouldn't be worried about a stock market decline yet.

S&P 500 Still Far From a Bubble January 8, 2018 by Michael Carr Stocks After a strong gain in 2017, many investors are worried about 2018. One concern is that the good times can’t last forever.

If you typically follow legendary investor Warren Buffett and pursue some of his investments, this is one you should pass on. Here’s why...

Tesla Is Going to Embarrass Warren Buffett December 25, 2017 by Chad Shoop Investment Opportunities If you typically follow legendary investor Warren Buffett’s investments, this is one you should pass on. Here’s why...

The Internet of Things (IoT) will continue to be a driving force in 2018 and it will succeed in making companies run more efficiently.

The IoT Revolution Is Heating Up December 20, 2017 by Jocelynn Smith Investment Opportunities While we’ve been talking about the Internet of Things (IoT) for several years now, there’s still ample room for growth in 2018 and beyond.

Natural gas is the new go-to source for electrical power. And the price of natural gas could become more expensive in 2018.

Your Heating Bill Could Get Much Higher Soon December 19, 2017 by Matt Badiali Investment Opportunities While 2014 was notable for a deep drawdown in natural gas, it also featured much higher prices. That could repeat itself in 2018.