They say, “politics makes strange bedfellows” and nowhere is that more apparent than in the middle east. Oil and the massive investment returns it can bring can turn friends into enemies and enemies into friends in rather short order. Up until recently Turkey has been at odds with the Kurds in Northern Iraq but all that is
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Before Buying Stocks and Bonds Given the state of the economy over the last few years, it’s no wonder everyone’s safeguarding his or her money a little more carefully. From bailouts to budget cuts, the ebbs and flows of the world’s economy are evident but Buying Stocks and Bonds often allow you to get the most bang
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Contrarian Investing Are You Brave Enough to Buy Low? By Louis James, Casey Research This time last week, I was at the Cambridge House World Resource Investment Conference in Vancouver, BC. Usually the show is quite hopping, but this time, while there was the usual mob and there was standing room only at several of
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Natural Gas Trends Massive natural gas discoveries along with new extraction techniques have led many to claim natural gas as the fuel of the future – which could ensure U.S. energy independence, reduce geopolitical risks, and help meet U.S. electricity demands for the next 575 years. Yet why have we seen so many negative publications
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Mobile Commerce According to Wikipedia- Mobile Commerce, also known as M-Commerce or mCommerce, is the ability to conduct commerce using a mobile device, such as a mobile phone, a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), a smartphone, or other emerging mobile equipment such as dashtop mobile devices. “Mobile Commerce is any transaction, involving the transfer of ownership
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Are you a “digital native” — born since 1984 — who can’t even imagine a world without technology? ~editor Is the Generational Divide in Technology Widening? By Alex Daley, Casey Research My son doesn’t know how to use a mouse. He doesn’t even know what one is. As far as he’s concerned, it’s a furry
The idea of a gold standard has resurfaced in the public’s consciousness,” according to Terry Coxon. Read his article below and then let me know what you think. Do you agree or disagree? ~editor Myths and Realities of Returning to a Gold Standard By Terry Coxon, Casey Research The gold standard, under which any holder
Jeff Clark of Casey Research contents that “if any significant fraction of the cash sloshing around the economy were to be used to buy gold, it would have a major impact on the price of gold.” Do you agree? Use the comments below to let me know what you are thinking. ~editor Is the Table Set
Exporting Electricity Against the backdrop of discussions about pending negotiations over its controversial nuclear program and the upcoming deadline of an European embargo on Iranian oil comes a quiet push by the Islamic republic to become a major electricity exporter. Tehran had said it was expecting to secure electricity deals with Syria and Lebanon and
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Jeff Clark of Casey Research explains why you should be buying gold stocks now rather than physical gold. ~editor What Is Volume Telling Us about Gold Stocks? By Jeff Clark, Casey Research I’ve read articles from more than one analyst claiming that gold stocks are down on low volume, implying there’s a lack of interest
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