Continued geopolitical distress may eventually push leaders to seek safe nuclear alternatives. Even though the technology is still years away from perfection, thorium-fueled molten salt reactors may...
Large automakers continue marketing the technology, but the mainstream and social media are no longer adding false value through hype. So now might be a great time to start looking back into fuel...
Embracing progress is the secret to building wealth. Energy and Capital editor Jeff Siegel decries the naysayers and talks about why sticking to his guns with everything from electric cars to CRISPR...
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl dives into one of the most profitable sectors of the oil industry when prices are high. These are the picks and shovels of the oil sector... and they're the ones...
After WWII, Britain squandered $4 billion on keeping the dreams of empire alive while Germany rebuilt its factories and infrastructure. Does the U.S. run the same risk now? The question is not "What...
Capitalism is not an institution of repression. In fact, it's just the opposite. Capitalism allows upward mobility for private individuals. Without it, we all live under nearly complete government...
With the advent and popularity of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, more and more people are raising fundamental questions: What is money? And what type of money (centralized, decentralized, or other) is...
It's been dubbed the next big biotech breakthrough, however, mainstream financial media may have burned CRISPR investors. Energy and Capital editor Jeff Siegel explains why they didn't get the whole...
Trump’s comments about condos in North Korea actually make a lot of sense.
With everything seemingly going right for the U.S. oil industry, you have to wonder if there is anything that can put a damper on this boom. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows readers how...
Energy and Capital editor Christian DeHaemer is the original Cloud Bug and makes the case for a tech mania bubble top in 2019. Instead of dot-com stocks, we have the cloud, cryptocurrencies, and...
The worst possible thing that can happen to the gold has happened: gold has become boring. Luke Burgess tells investors not to be fooled and explains why this is actually a good thing.