Corn and Wheat Futures
Written by Briton RylePosted May 8, 2014The combination of erratic weather and geopolitical turmoil has kept corn and wheat futures up. Here's how things are shaking out.
India, China, and Gold
Written by Briton RylePosted April 23, 2014India was the world's top consumer of gold, but it dramatically scaled back consumption, and will do so even more this year. Here's how the world is reacting.
Chicken is Booming
Written by Briton RylePosted April 16, 2014America's chicken producers have beaten the S&P, and the year ahead looks to be more of the same.
Investing in Sustainable Agriculture
Written by Paul BensonPosted April 15, 2014It's one of the least-covered opportunities on the planet, yet it's also one of the most lucrative. The future of farmland is a profitable one. And those who invest now stand to make a small fortune.
Heavy Metal: Putin's War
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted March 25, 2014Crimea is now Russia. It's a done deal. And backing the neo-Nazis now in power in Ukraine will end badly, just as getting involved in a long list of other third-world hellholes ended badly.
China Default?
Written by Brian HicksPosted March 21, 2014Junior mining stocks softened this week as precious metals prices continue to sell off following the latest FOMC statement which rallied the dollar.
Putin Bad, Gold Good
Written by Briton RylePosted March 19, 2014Putin has made a move in Ukraine. Find out what moves you need to make.
Investing Wisely in Magnets
Written by Briton RylePosted March 18, 2014Self-driving cars are a huge approaching wave, and Volvo is testing a system where magnets play a key role.
Gold is Back
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted March 11, 2014The Chinese Machine Just Blew a Crank. Here is how to trade it.
Central Bankers are Our Enemies
Written by Brian HicksPosted March 4, 2014Is the recent spate of banker suicides (murders?) telling us something? The mainstream media is not covering this story, but it certainly gets my attention when a common thread amongst these individuals is big banks and derivative ties.
Will Uranium Spike Again?
Written by Briton RylePosted February 18, 2014The Fukushima Daiichi disaster of 2011 had a major chilling effect on nuclear power projects and on the price of uranium. However, there are signals that uranium could soon bounce back.
1 Trillion Dollars, One Particle at a Time
Written by Briton RylePosted February 4, 2014Mining operations leave behind a huge amount of important minerals in the form of "tailings," and one company is using an interesting biomaterial to collect these leftovers.
Are Major Bank Runs in Our Near Future?
Written by Brian HicksPosted February 4, 2014Recent activity within the big banks seems to suggest trouble is brewing once again. It doesn't take much imagination to see this will not have a happy conclusion...
Gold's Next Mountain!
Written by Briton RylePosted January 27, 2014While 2014 gold prices are expected to flatten in their range, there will still be some swings you can take advantage of. Here's what to look for...
Mind-Boggling Possibilities of 3D Printing in Construction
Written by Briton RylePosted January 13, 2014By now, most of us have heard a lot about 3D printers, but a new system for 3D printing buildings is opening up a whole new world of possibilities...