On my recent gold mine trip to northern Nevada, it’s clear that the state is enjoying a resurgence of gold-mining activity. Sure, the gold isn’t falling out of the hills in boulder-sized nuggets. But like we recently discussed, it’s very... read more »
No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you – today’s headline is correct. The price of oil is set for a dip lower – one way or another. Today I’ll show you why. I’ll also explain why it’s not the end of the world for oil investors –... read more »
You find me a commodity that’s heading higher and I’ll find you a way to play it. Lately the “finding” has gotten a little harder. Price action across the board in commodities hasn’t given us many uptrending commodities –... read more »
“Canada is pulling ahead of the U.S. in a contest to be the first exporter of liquefied natural gas from the North American shale bonanza to Asia’s $150 billion LNG market” Bloomberg reports this week. As you likely know, the global... read more »
A government loophole is keeping oil prices high… As regular Growth Stock Wire readers know, I’ve been predicting a big drop in the benchmark West Texas Intermediate Crude (WTIC) price… I figured soaring U.S. oil production... read more »
There’s an offshore “gold rush” happening right in front of our eyes. In fact, if you add up all the bullion that’s been added to central banks over the past two years, the total pales in comparison to this offshore prize. We’re talking... read more »
With what I can only describe as a ninja-like March storm, 4-6 inches of the heavy white stuff blanketed your editor’s compound just north of Baltimore. Surprisingly, the weather forecast that I happened upon Sunday night was correct – accuracy,... read more »
U.S. shale plays granted early-investors a heap of profit opportunities. One of the hottest “hot spots” is the Eagle Ford in South Texas. Heck, over the past decade oil production for the state of Texas has doubled – up from 1.1 million... read more »
When Warren Buffett likes a certain kind of candy he buys the whole dang candy shop. In late 2009, Buffett’s buy big mentality led him to a well-positioned railroad play. But instead of just adding to his shares, Buffett bought out Burlington... read more »
Yesterday we covered the recent run-up in crude prices. Indeed, with crude oil popping above $94 a barrel, the black goo is starting to turns some heads in the trading pit. Today the trend looks to be continuing upward. With more data out of... read more »
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