With most major financial media trumpeting the end of the 12-year gold bull market, David Banister of MarketTrendForecast.com suggests that now might be a good time to go against the crowd.
After it looked like crude oil may retest the previous lows that we saw back on May 15, instead we've seen the market rebound to the highest price in about a week, writes Matt McKinney of Zaner Group.
Small-time investors from the Middle East, India, and China drove a big increase in demand for gold bars, coins, and jewelry in the first three months of the year, writes James Doran of The National.
Now that a short-term blip has passed, this company should have no problem growing, as the only US producer of two metals that, unlike gold, enjoy serious industrial demand, writes MoneyShow's Jim Jubak.
Crude oil has been attempting to break out above its 2011 top this year, and MoneyShow's Tom Aspray takes a technical look to see if it will succeed this time and which stock might benefit if it does.
The seeming invincibility of the "right" in British Columbia's provinical politics bodes well for the Canadian mining industry, says Leonard Melman of The Melman Report.
Despite the market's tremendous run, investor sentiment remains bearish. It's a great time to find value, says John Buckingham of The Prudent Speculator.