Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 18, 2022
There are several projects around the world that have the potential to become the next super-grade gold mine. But there's one in particular we should look at...
Written by Adam EnglishPosted May 12, 2022
Many investors will stay entrenched on the sidelines, too nervous to act, looking "regretfully upon the closed door." We need to make sure that isn't us.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 11, 2022
Despite who is to blame, it's likely we will continue to see increases in both fertilizer and food prices across the board. To hedge against these increases, investors can own fertilizer stocks.
Written by Adam EnglishPosted May 5, 2022
These are the trends that will expand even if the rest of the broader market contracts in response to what we've borrowed from ourselves.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted May 4, 2022
The truth is for U.S. consumers like you and me, the value of our dollars are actually declining as inflation continues to ramp up.
Written by Adam EnglishPosted May 3, 2022
It is the difference between survival and mass starvation, nations failing, and global unrest the likes of which we have never seen.
Written by Adam EnglishPosted April 28, 2022
There has never been a better time to invest in basic military spending since the fall of the Berlin Wall, and perhaps the end of World War II.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted April 27, 2022
Stripping Disney of its tax status doesn't look like a a good political move for DeSantis - the change could saddle Florida taxpayers with a $1 billion bill.
Written by Adam EnglishPosted April 21, 2022
There are some 80,000 corporate insiders that do not want you to know who they are and what they are doing but have no choice in the matter.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted April 20, 2022
The USPS just placed an order for 50,000 of these next-generation mail trucks from manufacturer Oshkosh Corporation at a cost of almost $3 billion.
Written by Adam EnglishPosted April 14, 2022
An elite and secretive class of investors is more than doubling the return from the S$P 500 on average per year. But we can do it too, if not better.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted April 13, 2022
There’s one thing all of these technologies need: solder to “glue” electricity together. And that solder is going to be 99.3% pure tin.