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Investors Should Look to Commodities on Sale

Investors should be looking toward commodities as tensions with Iran and other nations heat up. Both gold and oil are on sale. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess explains why they’re so cheap and how investors can take advantage of certain commodity prices…

The Time to Buy Commodities is Now

I don’t think the economy is overheating by a long shot. But I would love to see it happen because you can make a lot of money in a boom cycle. Here’s How…

Boom in Alt-Energy Commodities Is Here

Demand is surging. There are now 10 Gigafactories in the works to produce batteries for electric cars. Elon Musk might have to add four more, and Volkswagen says it will eventually need 40!

Commodities On Watch for Hurricane Harvey

Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl looks into the possible damages these commodities could face after Hurricane Harvey hits.

Chinese Economic Slump Destroys Commodities

Energy and Capital editor Alex Martinelli shows that there’s a silver lining to the global commodities rout.

Investing in Nanotech Commodities

A new graphene-like conductor based on Tin atoms called stanene promises 100% electrical conductivity and could revolutionize computers.

Commodities Will Increase, Says Goldman Sachs

Guest contributor Brianna Panzica discusses Goldman Sachs’ prediction that commodity prices will increase over the year’s second half and into 2012.

China The Vampire Squid of Commodities

Editor Chris Nelder takes another look at China’s worldwide resource buying spree and explains why it is becoming the prime mover of global demand for oil and other commodities.

The True Secret Driver Behind $100 Oil

Ever since we talked earlier this week about the real driver behind closing that tiny 22-mile-wide narrow strip of the Strait of Hormuz, more than 200 tankers have become effectively stranded…

The $740 Billion Secret Buried Inside Fort Knox

The pattern is consistent: when systemic risks materialize, gold wins. And to be sure, the systemic risks are stacking up…