Why I’m Selling Beyond Meat (NASDAQ: BYND)
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted June 10, 2019Beyond Meat Looks Very Top Heavy at Current Levels
Guns, Gold, and Textbooks?
Written by Luke BurgessPosted June 10, 2019Last week, Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess explained why socialism was coming to America. This week, he dives into how you can profit from it when it finally arrives...
The Rise of Socialism in America (Part 1)
Written by Luke BurgessPosted June 7, 2019The rise of socialism in America is inevitable. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess does not like this fact, but he accepts it, and rather than futilely fighting it, he plans to profit from it.
Insiders and a Billionaire Are Buying My Favorite Permian Play
Written by Keith KohlPosted June 6, 2019The Permian Basin would now be the third largest oil producer in OPEC, and many analysts expect that it will eventually become #1 in the world. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl has a play to take advantage of all that oil...
What Is MMT?
Written by Luke BurgessPosted June 5, 2019Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess explains Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), its origins, and how it came to be associated with liberal parties...
Gold and Silver Break Out, FAANG Gets Bitten
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted June 4, 2019Energy and Capital editor Christian DeHaemer says that if gold can hold its current breakout above its resistance point, there is a lot of upside. Here's why you should buy gold, and what you should sell.
Gold Starting to Shine Again
Written by Luke BurgessPosted June 3, 2019Over the past two decades, gold has become less and less of a market hedge. But its hedge appeal may be back on the rise. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess looks at current tariff concerns and gold's reaction...
Rare Earth Metals and China
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 31, 2019Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess laments that his warnings on rare earths have gone unheard and explains how China's new tariff threats demand a solution in the rare earth market.
Buy a Tesla with Big Oil Money
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted May 30, 2019While Energy and Capital editor Jeff Siegel thinks our continued reliance on internal combustion is absolutely absurd, he'll also never ignore an opportunity to make a boatload of cash in the oil and gas game. And this pick is just that kind of opportunity.
Texas Oil Profits and the ONE Stock to Get You There
Written by Keith KohlPosted May 29, 2019Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl reveals the details behind one of the biggest oil discoveries in recent history that just occurred in Texas. This is the kind of explosive oil stock that individual investors like us find once in a generation.
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.