Chris Johnson has a penny stock that could make a fast 40% gain, but the long-term profits could be much, much bigger.
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G-X Uranium ETF
This Is the Best Way to Invest in Uranium Right Now
If you've been looking at slumping stock charts and are feeling dismayed, you're not alone. It looks as if one of the best bull markets ever may be nearing the end of its run.
That has investors turning to new sectors to find profits, and it could mean it's time for you to invest in uranium.
Here's what's fueling Krauth's bullish uranium prediction, plus the best way to invest in uranium...
Stocks Are Down, but Uranium Is Set for a Double-Digit "Trump Bump"
Nine years into the longest, richest bull market since World War II, and the tank's nearly empty.
Even before equities started to slide in February, finding a company priced for value was like finding a needle… in a stack of needles.
From a technical perspective, the bull run isn't over just yet, but odds are good it's much closer to its end than its beginning.
That's one of the reasons I recently recommended beefing up your position in commodities, which are just beginning a secular bull "supercycle," for maximum upside – and strong protection against the inevitable slide of pricey, worn-out stocks.
So it won't be long before commodities bargains get scarce, too, but there's one in particular that's still trading at, frankly, ridiculously low prices.
I'm talking about uranium, of course, and I don't think it will be "on sale" much longer.
You see, it's just made the White House's revised list of metals critical to U.S. security. But that's not the only reason to make a move right now.
Because when bull markets in this unloved commodity get roaring, returns can easily top 1,000%...
This Is 2017's Richest Contrarian Play
I'm a dyed-in-the-wool contrarian, but I admit putting your hard-earned money in a hated investment that's been falling for months – or even years – is easier said than done. It's a tough, counterintuitive step to take.
And yet, when it comes to nearly anything else, who among us can resist browsing the "sale" section for the best deal, or waiting to get a "Black Friday" discount?
The truth is, investing isn't different.
Contrarian investing is the purest expression of the "buy low, sell high" paradigm. It can net those brave enough to be "first in" some outsized long-term profits.
That's why I'm excited to show you an asset that couldn't be more hated right now; after a years-long struggle, it's at the "point of maximum disdain."
And that should be your first clue that the profits here could be huge...