Briton RylePosted April 22, 2012
It doesn't please me in the least to tell you this. But gasoline prices are about to move higher by as much as 15% to 20%.
Brian HicksPosted April 20, 2012
Analyst Ian Cooper takes a look at some of the top presenters at this year's 2012 ASCO conference and offers a few ways to trade the event.
Christian DeHaemerPosted April 19, 2012
It's hard to make money when what you sell is in abundance while your costs are fixed.
Brian HicksPosted April 18, 2012
After several stalled attempts to get our junior mining shares moving again, it now appears we are headed into the weak summer months in a tough position.
Christian DeHaemerPosted April 17, 2012
Iraq is the only country in the region with the ability to ramp up its oil production. Iraq has 115 billion barrels of proven reserves and as many as 200 million of estimated reserves. These have...
Nick HodgePosted April 16, 2012
Now is the time to take advantage of the graphite bull. Prices for the mineral have surged 250% in the past few years thanks to a number of factors. Here's what you need to know...
Brian HicksPosted April 16, 2012
Are natural gas prices "as low as they'll get," at less than two dollars?
Christian DeHaemerPosted April 14, 2012
Gold is in a pennant formation. And when this happens the price breaks out one way or another. Like a coiled spring it launches as far as the trend went sideways. This is generally how gold moves...
Brian HicksPosted April 13, 2012
Analyst Ian Cooper speaks about the cold realities of coming Iran negotiations and the possibility of $200 oil.
Brian HicksPosted April 12, 2012
Greg McCoach, editor of the Mining Speculator, talks about why debts do matter and how it relates to the price of gold.
Christian DeHaemerPosted April 11, 2012
As the Kenya oil boom story gets more press, these stocks will move higher. They already are. In the next year or two, Kenya will emerge from being the punch line of a marathon joke to a viable...
Nick HodgePosted April 10, 2012
I firmly believe graphite miners are about to experience the thousand-percent run-ups witnessed by rare earth companies over the past few years.