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There is something important going on right now. Something that points to 2019 being a great year for natural resources. Particularly for precious metals.

This Natural Resource Sector Looks “Golden” for 2019 December 24, 2018 by Matt Badiali Precious Metals There is something important going on right now. Something that points to 2019 being a great year for natural resources. Particularly for precious metals.

While fears such as the U.S.-China trade tangle share some of the blame, the end of the Fed’s war on cash is causing an exodus among all asset classes.

The Fed’s War on Cash Is Now Over December 21, 2018 by Ian King Investing While fears such as the U.S.-China trade tangle share some of the blame, the end of the Fed’s war on cash is causing an exodus among all asset classes.

Early 2019 will likely see fear roiling through the energy markets over tempering demand. But this will create a great buying opportunity.

Liquified Natural Gas Will Power the Future December 21, 2018 by Anthony Planas Soft Commodities Early 2019 will likely see fear roiling through the energy markets over tempering demand. But this will create a great buying opportunity.

Bull markets condition individuals to buy dips. Uptrends reward buyers for that behavior. But in a bear market, dip buyers rapidly face large losses.

Investors Don’t Understand We’re in a Bear Market December 20, 2018 by Michael Carr Stocks Bull markets condition individuals to buy dips. Uptrends reward buyers for that behavior. But in a bear market, dip buyers rapidly face large losses.

Profit From Wall Street’s Consumer “Disconnect” December 19, 2018 by Jeff Yastine Investing After the recent stock market sell-off, the gap between Main Street and Wall Street has never been more exposed than now. The pundits on the cable channels are screaming for interest rate relief from Jay Powell’s Federal Reserve. And regular folks’ reaction to the market carnage? Meh. For instance, the University of Michigan’s November survey […]