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The 1,842% Beginning of a Bull Market

Keith Kohl
Posted June 29, 2007

Imagine risking everything you own by investing it in just one commodity. And when I said everything, I meant it. We’re not just talking about the cash in the bank, but selling all of your assets...

Enough Energy for 30,000 Years

Jeff Siegel
Posted June 8, 2007

In terms of coal production, the US will likely hit its peak between 2020 and 2030. And that has nothing to do with all that legislation coming down from Capitol Hill (as well as individual states)...

The Business of Peace

Brian Hicks
Posted June 7, 2007

KETURA, ISRAEL: What do you get when you mix an Israeli father and a Jordanian son? A bright idea and a hundred million dollars.

Threats and Opportunities: Israel Knows Both

Brian Hicks
Posted June 6, 2007

In the same way that the State of Israel was not born into a vacuum, it is essential to put Israel's energy development in a regional context. Today on the Red Sea, I heard European, Jordanian, and...

Global Warming--The Great Vote-Getter!

Jeff Siegel
Posted May 25, 2007

There’s no doubt that the Democrats used the global warming issue to get votes. Whether they believe this stuff is real or not is irrelevant. Facts are facts. Global warming is a vote-getter...

1933 Law = Massive Profits Today

Nick Hodge
Posted May 17, 2007

Unbeknownst to most, the Farm Bill--updated every five years or so--is hardly a bill at all. Instead, it's a long-running accumulation of many diverse acts subject to periodic review and...

Between Fossil Fools and Peak-Oil Prophets

Brian Hicks
Posted May 17, 2007

There's a fine line between fools and prophets. Talisman Energy CEO Jim Buckee treads it boldly, and his recent Peak Oil proclamation is certain to ruffle some feathers.

Record High Gas Prices Fueling our Profits

Keith Kohl
Posted May 14, 2007

If you haven't noticed yet, gasoline prices have climbed again. The recent jump to $3.07 per gallon surpasses the record highs we experienced after 2005's devastating hurricane season.

EPA Guarantees Market for Ethanol

Brian Hicks
Posted May 3, 2007

Because the mandate means a guaranteed market. Even if the price of oil drops and makes ethanol less competitive. Even if the price of corn goes sky-high.

The Rise of Nuclear Energy from Peak Oil's Ashes

Keith Kohl
Posted April 30, 2007

Over the weekend, I had the distinct pleasure of conversing with one of my Wealth Daily readers. This reader was distraught over society's collapse from peak oil.

Europe Adds to Central Asian Resource Frenzy

Brian Hicks
Posted April 26, 2007

With the specter of Russian dominance haunting European energy markets, the EU's problems pose a huge energy investment opportunity. This week, a group of European Union foreign ministers gathered...

Oil Prices Spike Again Over Nigerian Turmoil

Keith Kohl
Posted April 23, 2007

Let's face it, predicting that oil prices will keep rising this year is like shooting fish in a barrel. This time around it's Nigeria, the world's eighth largest oil exporter. And Nigeria is no...