Commodities Archive
The Biggest Threat to High Oil Prices
By Jason Simpkins - May 16th, 2012
The biggest threat to oil prices isn’t excess supply, uneven demand, or slowing global growth. It’s something else… More »
Here’s the REAL Pariah of the Energy Market
By Jason Simpkins - May 14th, 2012
You might be surprised to learn there’s a commodity out there that’s worse off than natural gas, but there is. And investors should steer clear. More »
Coming This Fall: A Natural Gas Price Rebound
By Jason Simpkins - May 10th, 2012
Three reasons why a natural gas rally is coming sooner than you think - and one major profit opportunity… More »
Don’t Be Afraid of the Oil Market’s Boogiemen
By Jason Simpkins - May 10th, 2012
Oil prices have taken a beating recently, but you shouldn’t let a little pullback like this scare you out of an irresistible long-term investment. Here’s why… More »
The Euro Falls Low As Uncertainty Rises High
By Wall Street Daily Research - May 9th, 2012
The euro nears a three-month low on growing fears that Greece’s elections and France’s President Hollande spell imminent disaster for the common currency. More »
Natural Gas: The Ultimate Contrarian Play for 2012
By Louis Basenese - May 8th, 2012
Here’s how to pocket a monthly dividend, equal to a 9.3% annual yield, while you wait for a rebound in natural gas prices. More »
Don’t Buy into BP’s Comeback… Yet
By Jason Simpkins - May 4th, 2012
Two years after the Gulf oil spill, BP has taken some lumps… but does that make it a bargain? More »
Energy Transfer Partners Feasts on Another Fallen Refiner
By Jason Simpkins - May 2nd, 2012
Energy Transfer Partners LP has taken over three competitors in 13 months. But this latest move was a game changer. More »
Exxon Mobil Earnings Disappoint the Street But Please Shareholders
By Matthew Weinschenk - Apr 26th, 2012
Exxon Mobil’s earnings didn’t match what analysts had expected for the quarter, though shareholders are happy nonetheless... More »
Uranium Forecast: The Nuclear Industry’s Fundamental Shortage
By Matthew Weinschenk - Apr 26th, 2012
Uranium prices have hovered around $50 for two years, but it’s time for this yellow metal to start rising again. More »
