Investor Reports
Commodities Trading 2012: The Top 3 Commodities Plays for The Biggest Profits in 2012
A commodity is something that has universal definition and demand.
Everyone knows what food is, and everybody wants it.
Nearly everyone in the world knows what gold is, and nearly all of them want it. The same is true for oil, steel, copper… the list goes on.
In short, commodities are always in demand. The benefits of commodities are permanent and tangible. They aren't a service, or the latest gadget that's hot one day and cold the next.
And, as the U.S. economy continues to stumble, exposure to commodities is more important now than ever.
Read on to discover why commodities should be a part of your investment portfolio… and find out exactly how to build your wealth through commodity investing.
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Euro Meltdown: This One European Country Can Bring Down The Entire EU… And The Rest Of The Global Economy With It
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Occupy Wall Street Protests: Want To Really Clean Up Wall Street? Here's What Your Demands Should Be
Copper Prices Update: Prosper As Copper Becomes the "New Gold"
The Statue of Liberty is one of the most recognizable American icons in the world.
And as she towers 305 feet above Ellis Island, what's Lady Liberty wearing? Copper – 60,000 pounds of it.
Clearly, copper's big in art. It's also a key metal that keeps the world economy humming. Copper consumption has grown at an average annual rate of 4% since 1900.
Gold Price Conspiracy: What Uncle Sam Doesn't Want You To Know
Is it really so preposterous to believe the United States and Europe would conspire to keep pole position in the global financial system?
I don't think so – and neither does China.
That much was revealed in a diplomatic cable recently uncovered by Wikileaks.
According to the 2009 cable from the U.S. embassy, China believes the United States and Europe have, as a matter of policy, suppressed the price of gold to discourage its use as a reserve currency.
And there's a pretty compelling case to be made for a gold price conspiracy.
Inverse Funds: How To Profit From Inverse Funds – Without Losing Your Shirt
So-called "inverse funds" are widely misunderstood and can be tricky to use, but these specialized investments have a place in most portfolios.
In fact, with U.S. stocks having zoomed more than 80% off their market lows, now could be the ideal time to add inverse exchange-traded funds to your portfolio.
But there's definitely a right way and a wrong way to use them.
So it's worth taking a closer look.
How to Invest: Finding Profits in Any Market
The traditional ways of saving money aren't enough anymore.
Over the past few years, it's more than likely that your portfolio took a huge hit… your house lost value… and all the dollars you have tucked away for a rainy day lost value with each passing day.
Whether you realize it or not, you're getting burned.
It's time to look at investing in a completely new way.
The old asset allocation models your stockbroker once promised would never lose money (How did that work out for you, by the way?) are the way of the past. The "growth stocks" aren't growing. The "value stocks" have lost their value.
You need a new plan. And we have it for you.
Here at Money Map Press, we use a 50-40-10 model that guarantees real growth from a solid base of investments and reduces your exposure to risk. To learn more about this strategy – and what the Money Map Report is recommending right now, click here.
Let's get started.
U.S. Economy In Crisis: How To Prepare For The New 2012 Recession
just finished a battery of media appearances on Fox Business, Bloomberg, BNN and CNBC Asia, and without exception I was asked about two things: President Barack Obama's jobs bill and the U.S. Federal Reserve's "QE3."
The first thing investors and analysts want to know is whether or not the president's jobs bill will work. The answer to that question is "no" – not as it stands, anyway.
Palladium Prices Skyrocket On Record-Breaking Demand: How To Profit As Palladium Tops $860
Even while gold, silver, and platinum steal most of the headlines, there are stealth bull markets advancing in other metals.
Take palladium for instance.
Indeed, while platinum may have the prestige, palladium has the profits.
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