Thin Edge of the Wedge
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted May 28, 2019You and I won’t bet the proverbial house on a stock because people would think badly of us. But if you were big, really big, like a company or a government, you could go into massive debt without a care in the world.
Offshore Wind Energy to Get Cheaper
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 27, 2019The U.S. Department of Energy has begun working with major American companies in an effort to make offshore wind power a lot cheaper. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess talks about the four projects it's funding and the technology behind them.
The “Crisis” Is Here
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 24, 2019The recently revised GDP growth could be a screaming indicator that it's time for a readjustment. But it's probably not the end of the world as the result of some apocalyptic market crash. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess has some pointers for investors to minimize the damage...
Senator Warren’s Plan to Cancel Student Debt Could Break America
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted May 23, 2019Senator Warren and other far left politicians want everyone to have free college. Energy and Capital editor Jeff Siegel calls this theft what it is and continues his pursuit to help you build and protect your wealth.
5 Oil Investments Better Than Exxon
Written by Keith KohlPosted May 22, 2019Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl takes a hard look at a crisis so intense that it is bringing both Democrats and Republicans together and creating a rare win-win situation for a certain group of investors.
Debt Is Good
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted May 21, 2019Many years ago, Energy and Capital Christian DeHaemer met a man who told him his secret to success. It's a strategy that has worked on the national level as well... but it can also go bad.
Billionaire Offer to Pay Off Student Debt Doesn’t Fix the Student Loan Crisis
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted May 20, 2019How to Fix the Student Debt Crisis
The Green Revolution: Resistance Is Futile.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 20, 2019Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess explains why he understands the conservative perspective about being hesitant about green energy but why it just makes sense at the moment. Here's a hint: follow the money...
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is still the Gold Standard
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted May 18, 2019How Long Will Tesla Be the King of EVs?
Uber of the Sky: All-Electric Flying Taxi Unveiled
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 17, 2019Munich-based Lilium showed off its five-seater all-electric flying taxi prototype this week to what it hopes will be a highly interested future market. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess imagines what this market could look like.
Buying Pre-IPO Pot Stocks
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted May 16, 2019Although you can make plenty of money buying and selling stocks on the open market, there’s no doubt that the most profitable wealth-building technique involves little more than buying stocks before they go public.
Profiting at 92 Barrels per Second
Written by Keith KohlPosted May 15, 2019Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows readers why the Permian Basin's oil production is poised to explode higher and what that will mean for oil investors.
Last Plane From Stalingrad
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted May 14, 2019Energy and Capital editor Christian DeHaemer talks about the best storyteller he's ever met, who escaped on the last plane from Stalingrad. It really helps put things into perspective while the trade war with China escalates...
Do Liberals and Conservatives Really Agree on Energy?
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 13, 2019Paying for a plastic bag recently got Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess thinking about conservative and liberal energy goals and how they do not always have to conflict. While the justifications may differ, the goals can easily align...
Should You Invest in Collectible Coins?
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 10, 2019As a gold and precious metals guy, Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess is very often asked about investing in collectible coins. But the two are completely different, so he is clearing up those misconceptions...