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With the U.S. stock market at all-time highs — and at stretched value levels not seen since 1929 and 1999 — there’s never been a more important time to diversify your profits from stocks outside America’s borders. European stocks, for instance.

Buy Europe’s Unloved Banks While They’re Cheap January 23, 2018 by Jeff Yastine Stocks Europe’s economy is on a tear. We’ve certainly seen it in our Total Wealth Insider portfolio, where one of our European banking stocks is up nearly 40%.

The trend in climbing cobalt prices is likely to continue. If you haven't staked your claim in cobalt stocks yet, now is the time to do it.

Cobalt Prices Increased by 120% in 2017 – Is 2018 A Good Year to Invest? January 23, 2018 by Matt Badiali Commodities There is a rare metal that is threatening to hold up production and drive up costs. We have already seen its price more than double in the last year.

The markets have kicked off 2018 with a bang. The surge to start the year sent a popular ratio, the put/call ratio, to its lowest level in almost four years. Here's what that tells us to expect.

This Ratio Signals a Pullback Is Coming January 19, 2018 by Chad Shoop Stocks As this ratio moves lower, it starts to tell us what we can expect from the market — and right now, it’s telling us to expect a pullback.

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.

President Donald Trump may not realize it, but he may be afflicted with an inherent belief in “othering," a sort of logic that dehumanizes or devalues opposed people.

With Immigration, Compassion Must Prevail January 16, 2018 by Bob Bauman Government & Politics President Donald Trump may not realize it, but he may be afflicted with an inherent belief in “othering," a sort of logic that dehumanizes or devalues opposed people.