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How Utilities Respond to Interest Rate Changes
Briton RylePosted February 27, 2015
What will happen to utilities when the interest rate is raised?
Is a Patient Fed a Good Thing?
Geoffrey PikePosted February 27, 2015
The U.S. dollar may be strong compared to other currencies, but we still can't tell what the Fed will do. Invest accordingly.
Missile-Fighting Lasers
Brian HicksPosted February 27, 2015
One of the biggest challenges facing modern armies is the widespread use of asymmetric warfare by today's terrorist and partisan organizations.
Investing in Tobacco
Briton RylePosted February 26, 2015
Smoke's not dead. Check out the vitals of these tobacco companies and you'll see for yourself.
Stop Pretending To Predict The Next Stock Market Crash
Brian HicksPosted February 26, 2015
You don't know when it's going to happen and neither do I.
Will Today's Tech Giants be Tomorrow's Nations?
Jason StutmanPosted February 26, 2015
Today's most powerful technology companies could very well be tomorrow's greatest nations.
Keystone Controversy Misses the Point
Alex KoyfmanPosted February 26, 2015
For environmentalists, the President's veto of the Keystone XL pipeline was a victory. For the oil industry, it was a defeat. But does it really matter?
Investing in Organic Grocers
Briton RylePosted February 25, 2015
In the last grocery epoch, the neighborhood grocer was crushed by the supermarket. Today, we're in a new age.
Target Adapts to Fill Untapped Urban Markets
Brian HicksPosted February 25, 2015
Target (TGT) is premiering a new brand in cities throughout the country, Target Express, but how will it fare against the competition's 1-day delivery and free shipping?
Solar Is The Future
Brian HicksPosted February 25, 2015
As the American solar industry becomes more and more mainstream, expect not only solar companies' PV generation numbers to climb but their stock prices as well.
Fund Managers are Crying
Briton RylePosted February 25, 2015
America's fund managers, who are paid some pretty hefty sums to pick stocks that will do better than others, can't beat the S&P 500 benchmark.
Janet Yellen and Auditing of the Fed
Geoffrey PikePosted February 25, 2015
Big surprise here - Janet Yellen opposes Fed accountability.
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