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If you hold wealth in electronic form, you're taking a risk. That risk is technological failure. It may be a tiny risk... or it may not be so tiny. You can't know.
If this is the start of the bounce in real estate, you can make a killing in small-cap regional bank stocks. Many of these beaten-up banks will rise 1,000% or more.
Geothermal companies are like millionaires collecting unemployment benefit.
In 2005, Mittal Steel, the largest steel company in the world, pays $4.5 billion for Wilbur Ross's steel assets. Ross scores a gain of 1,285% in three years.
In the past six months, the FDIC has completed a dozen transactions. All of them involved a mortgage service company. And in each case, the FDIC is dumping these assets at spectacularly low prices...
You can buy it directly with an exchange-traded fund or invest in a company that produces natural gas. But utility companies that use natural gas to generate electricity are my personal favorite natural gas investments.
I was last here in early 2007. One thing I've noticed is since then, prices for basic items like food, drink, newspapers, gasoline, public transportation, and cigarettes have soared. These items seem to have gained almost 25% in price in three years.
It's impossible to predict what havoc this wave of bank failures will create. Although it seems unlikely right now, some depositors could lose their savings and we could even see bank runs again...
For a bargain hunter like me, buying into the S&P right now feels almost suicidal... like I'm guaranteed to lose money.
Three banks failed in 2007. Twenty-five banks failed in 2008. One hundred and forty banks failed in 2009. Forty-one have failed already this year... and hundreds more will fail soon.
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