Investors who bought into the best penny stocks of April 2014 found incredible gains of 893% and 855% in just 30 days. In fact, every stock on this list more than doubled during the month of April.
That's what makes penny stock investing so attractive to so many investors. Portfolio-changing gains can happen overnight, if you know where to look.
by Diane Alter
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Stocks were mixed Thursday following Wednesday's record close for the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
But these 12 hot stocks to watch today are moving on earnings reports and analyst upgrades.
Check out which stocks are on our radar today...
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When Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto was sworn into office at the end of 2012, one of his major initiatives was to reform the country's energy sector as a whole.
And that's had investors searching for the best energy stocks to buy to profit from Mexico's energy reform.
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Wall Street news today, May 1, 2014: The markets closed on Wednesday in the black after the Federal Reserve committed to cutting another $10 billion from its bond-purchasing program.
This morning, Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen will speak to kick off a heavy economic calendar.
Here’s what you need to know to make your Thursday profitable.
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Storage has long been one of energy's biggest "Holy Grails." It holds the key to every significant move into smart grids.
The reason is pretty simple: If energy cannot be stored, it is lost. Even transferring it from one type of energy to another is of little consequence unless you can reverse the erosion in the entire system.
It's called entropy, and it's a pervasive problem.
Now, there are a number of rather complicated ways to explain this, but let's keep ours straightforward. Over time, a system ends up having more energy than can be readily used. This is always the biggest drain on any attempt to structure a more efficient approach.
So the basic question becomes how to "save" all of this energy from being lost.
That's what's at the center of a breakthrough project I came across yesterday...
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