The rare metals of gold, silver, and platinum usually take top billing for metals investors, but you can make a killing on some of the lesser-known metals, too.
Today we're going to show you just how lucrative some of these metals can be for investors who know where to look.
The rare metals of gold, silver, and platinum usually take top billing for metals investors, but you can make a killing on some of the lesser-known metals, too.
Today we're going to show you just how lucrative some of these metals can be for investors who know where to look.
The advances currently occurring in gold are numerous and game-changing.
But this fleeting gold anomaly could be your biggest metals profit opportunity yet...
Most of the time, platinum costs about 30% more than gold. That's been the average for the past 40 years.
But every once in a while, that relationship gets distorted. When that happens, platinum surges powerfully, producing huge returns for investors who get in at the right time and stay the course through any volatility that comes our way over the next few months.
But... that distortion is unfolding now, so it's time to make a move to play platinum.
We won't get another chance like this for years...
There's no doubt the world is in a profound bear market these days.
But there's always a bull market somewhere, and right now, utilities, cash, and treasuries are doing very well.
Hot stocks today: Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) announced today (Thursday) it is buying UK jet engine parts maker Firth Rixson Ltd in a $2.85 billion deal. Alcoa wants to build out its aerospace business and cash in on expected growth in the commercial jet market.
Here’s why this is great news for Alcoa.
Gold prices took a beating Tuesday, plunging nearly 2% and marking the yellow metal's worst day of the year.
Spot gold prices fell to a low of $1,228 an ounce intraday, but managed to claw back some gains in the afternoon. Still, even fresh Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures showing a slightly higher than expected read on inflation in March failed to goose gold prices much.
Here's why gold prices are down today.
Asteroid mining hasn't even gotten off the ground yet.
But it's already drawing some bad - and very misguided - press
I wrote to you last month to tell you about a new startup that wants to mine asteroids for resources that could be worth trillions.
Indeed, as I said, just one of these rocks the size of an art museum could be worth $100 billion. (See "'Mining the Sky' for an Abundant Future.")
