Saturday, November 8, 2014


How to Profit from Every Fracker's Pain

America's energy boom is in great danger of losing steam. A critical resource shortage has created a mad rush by drillers to lock up precious supplies. I've found two companies that control vast amounts of this material. Their fortunes are set to rise as the supplies dwindle. Gains of 1,019% are not out of the question.

Here's how to profit right along with them.

Johnson & Johnson: Good Medicine

The health care giant has been a model of consistent profit and dividend growth—and its streak looks set to continue. - READ MORE

Enough About Keystone?

With Republicans set to take control of the Senate, the controversial pipeline could finally win approval. - READ MORE


Oil-Stock Sell-Off Spells Buying Opportunity

Solid oil stocks have taken an undeserved beating, falling by 30% to 50% in 6 weeks. The last time oil shares bottomed like this, they bounced back 56%. This is a 5-alarm BUY opportunity. I know 4 quality energy stocks that can be had at outrageously low prices. My favorite offers a whopping profit upside of 74%, and another energy gem projects a 64% profit upside in 18 months or less – if, that is, you grab them now. Don't delay on this opportunity.

Go straight here.

Revealed: Our Top 5 "Millionaire-Making" Stocks

These winners are making investors in one lucky country rich —but most Americans have never heard of them. Here's how you can get in on the action. - READ MORE

The Great Global Stock Market Rethink

A number of new trends and shocks are creating new investment opportunities - READ MORE

Making A Killing From Drilling

This company has figured out how to keep growing even as oil prices fall. - READ MORE

Job Creation Finally Returns to Australia's Economy

After two straight months of job losses, the country's economy finally posts a respectable gain in... - READ MORE


Are You Protected?

Signs everywhere point to a major market correction. The average time between 20% price drops is 635 days. We're currently at 1,358 days. The Shiller Index – a measure of stock prices versus corporate profits – is above 25. It's only passed that level three times: 1929, 1999, and 2007. Massive crashes followed each time.

Can you afford to give back all the gains the last six years have handed you? Me neither. That's why I'd like to give you the names of five bulletproof stocks that will get you through any market.

Get all their lucrative details are here.

Valeant's Effort

The Canadian drug maker has a proven growth strategy. - READ MORE

Another Thoroughbred In Starting Gate

The MLP spinoff of Antero Resources will be hard-pressed to match Shell Midstream's debut, but stirring growth prospects should push its price higher. - READ MORE

Low Gas Prices Are Not a Plot

Ignore claims of political manipulation. The dive in crude and shift to cheaper winter gasoline are... - READ MORE

What the GOP Wave Means for Utilities

The next Congress will certainly be kinder to coal-heavy utilities, though the overall industry will continue its tilt toward natural gas as long as the commodity remains cheap and abundant. - READ MORE


Stocks Are on Sale in This Country

It seems everywhere you look right now, warning signs are flashing about our economy. The Federal Reserve just ended its historic quantitative easing program. Volatility has hit new highs. And a new report from Credit Suisse says the wealth-to-income ratio of Americans has also hit a new high.

The last times it came close to the current number were during the Great Depression, in 1999 (right before the dot-com bubble burst) and 2007 (directly prior to the last market crash).

The good news is, I've found a safe haven for your hard-earned money. And it's in a country that's enjoyed uninterrupted economic growth for 23 straight years. Best, thanks to a strong U.S. dollar, stocks are currently on sale there. But you need to hurry because that could change in the blink of an eye.

Get the details here.

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