by Tom Gentile
In July 2008, oil hit an all-time high of $147.27.
And since then, it's been in a choppy 12-year downtrend.
Then after hitting an all-time low this past April, it's currently sitting at $42 a barrel.
While you shouldn't completely dump oil stocks, as savvy traders we've found a new way to profit on energy by shifting our thinking…
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Our best solar stocks have nearly doubled on average in the last year. But there's likely
more growth on the horizon. In fact, our top solar stock could go up 66% in the next 12
months. But even that projection is modest with so much growth coming out of the solar industry.
by David Zeiler
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With the solar industry bottoming out, now is the time to consider these three top solar stocks to buy.
This sector is ripe for a rebound, with the contribution of wind and solar to the global energy mix expected to grow 800% over the next two decades.
And with costs declining while efficiency of the technology increases, profitability will improve.
Put these three solar stocks at the top of your shopping list...
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The stock market is going ballistic right now, still riding the momentum of the Nov. 8 election.
That's led to some of cable's loudest talking heads giving contradictory advice about how to allocate your capital for "the largest returns."
Most of their recommendations are going to leave you at the mercy of the market. Sure, this is a nice bull run, but there's still a lot of uncertainty out there, driven by headlines that haven't been written yet.
Believe me, you don't want to be out of position when they get written.
It's all about getting control back from the market and going after some of the biggest gains that are still out there…
…on sectors that are set to take a big hit under the incoming administration.
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