Gold to $2,000 by 2009? Citigroup Thinks So
December 1, 2008
With significant turmoil in the financial markets around the world, some analysts are thinking gold will skyrocket as investors flee to safety. One such prediction from Citigroup (NYSE: C) pegs gold at $2,000 per ounce in 2009 - roughly 150% higher than today’s $800 per ounce.
The Warren Buffett Way To Invest
August 20, 2008
Even though you have all heard this a million times, and it has been proven over and over, many of you will not heed this advice and will lose a lot of money in the long run for a shot at the big bucks.
China’s Zhongpin: Now is the Time to Invest
August 11, 2008
Henan Zhongpin (Nasdaq: HOGS), one of the top pork producers in China, reported phenomenal second quarter 2008 results this morning. This further solidified my belief that this company is poised to reward investors very handsomely over the long haul.
Move Over Exxon, Here Comes Gazprom
July 30, 2008
Can anyone overtake Exxon-Mobil (NYSE: XOM) in the energy arena? What if I told you that there’s a company out there, that is half the size of Exxon, but will likely overtake the company as the worlds largest energy company? Well, read on and I’ll tell you exactly why I believe this company will.
Attention Shoppers: Garmin - Now 21% off!
July 30, 2008
Garmin (NasdaqGS: GRMN), whose shares closed at a 52-week low of $35.19, is now on the verge of being one of the top value plays on the market today. Investors hammered Garmin in response to lowered guidance and a delay of it’s new smartphone, dubbed “nuvifone.” Was this response an over-reaction?
The Financial Crisis Is Not Over
July 29, 2008
Today, many financial stocks rebounded, thanks to a drop in oil, the Consumer Confidence Index coming in above expectations, and a Merrill Lynch (NYSE: MER) offering.
Warren Buffett Would Love This Company
July 29, 2008
Remember a time when jobs flocked overseas and everything we bought was from China, India, South America, or Japan? Well folks, you’re about to see a reversal of that. In fact, we’re already seeing signs of it. Why? It’s simple: the value of the American dollar has fallen so far that foreigners now want to buy our products because they are so cheap. What does this mean for us, as investors? It means now is the time to buy undervalued manufacturers of specialized products.
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RIP IndyMac
July 11, 2008
Earlier this evening, IndyMac Bank (NYSE: IMB) was seized by US banking regulators after depositors decided it was time to withdrawal their cash from the distressed bank. Unfortunately, many depositors - roughly 10,000 - had more than the $100,000 FDIC insured funds with the bank, and will likely lose all uninsured deposits. It was yet another dark day for Wall Street. Read more »
Value vs. Growth Investing: And the Winner is…
June 25, 2008
There are many investment strategies used by a myriad of both individual and professional investors. Some prefer the growth strategy while others prefer a value approach. While both good in their own regard, a combination of the two trumps them both, and here’s why. Read more »
Beware of the Financial Value Trap
May 12, 2008
JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon said on Monday that he anticipates a deep and protracted recession in the aftermath of the credit crisis. Investors should heed this warning and make sure they don’t fall victim to the value trap. Read more »