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When activity increases on the rails, you know the economy is improving. When there's no hustle and bustle in the rail yards, it's a recession.
The majority of investors flock to comfort trades. So by taking comfort trades, you end up on the same side of the trade as the crowd. And that's always where the losses are...
The U.S. has a huge capacity for storing natural gas. The trouble is, the storage is almost full...
It appears the soft market is close to turning into a hard market. This is great news for the best quality insurance companies. They're about to earn higher prices... and enjoy a larger market share at the same time.
Compound Interest Clubs have no management fees, no performance fees, and they trade on the New York Stock Exchange. The minimum investment is one share.
There's been a huge construction boom in China in recent years, and Guangzhou is one of the hot spots. Developers have erected so many skyscrapers, Guangzhou's Central Business District could easily match Chicago or Boston for the number of modern, high-rise buildings.
Here's the thing, while livestock prices collapse, the stock prices of the giant meat companies Tyson and Hormel have soared in the stock market bounce. Tyson is the world's largest processor of beef, pork, and chicken. Its stock is up 150% since last November...
When sentiment gets this lopsided, you can expect a massive trend change. For example, between March and July 2008, bullishness toward the foreign currencies and against the U.S. dollar reached similar levels to where it is today...
Here's the thing... although the official hurricane season lasts from June through November, the vast majority of hurricanes in the United States occur in a much smaller window.
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