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Gold and Gold Stocks Are the Investment of the Next 25 Years August 5, 2019 American Investor Today, Gold, Investment Opportunities, Natural Resources, Precious Metals, U.S. Economy Gold prices are on the rise, and many investors are selling their shares. But the U.S.-China trade war and slow growth in the U.S. economy will make gold a favorable hedge. Matt Badiali talks about the huge disconnect between gold stocks and Wall Street, and why it’s time to follow the smart money and invest in the yellow metal. (3-minute read)
Tesla’s $7 Trillion Race With Google Heats Up August 2, 2019 Technology, Winning Investor Daily Self-driving cars need large datasets. And the two companies with the most data are Tesla and Waymo, Google’s self-driving car company.
Gold Stocks Are up 18%: 3 Ways to Supercharge Your Gains August 2, 2019 American Investor Today, Gold, Investment Opportunities, Precious Metals, U.S. Economy The market’s sentiment toward gold is misleading. Many investors believe it to be dead, but the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut rates and the recent movement in the stock market show the yellow metal’s rally isn’t over. Anthony Planas talks about the increase in gold prices and how you can add exposure to the precious metal to hedge your portfolio against market risk — as well as supercharge your gains from its rally. (3-minute read)
Natural Gas Stock Prices Are Plummeting! Increase Earnings Fast August 1, 2019 Investment Opportunities, Natural Resources, Winning Investor Daily The price of natural gas is falling like crazy. If it stays at this level or continues to fall, some industries will benefit. As investors, that’s what we care about.
The Fed Rate Cut, Solar Panels, Pot and Insulin – Strap in August 1, 2019 Great Stuff First-World Market Problems The temper tantrum appears to be over … for now. Wall Street didn’t get exactly what it wanted, but it appears to have come to terms with what it got. Let’s be clear: It wasn’t just the 25-basis-point rate cut that the market wasn’t happy with. It was the Federal Reserve’s language […]





