Thu, 26 February 2015
Jason Stevens believes that the current low prices we're seeing won't last. He believes that oil will go back up to the $65-70 range within a matter of months and should stay there for quite a while, once the storage situation is worked off. Just low enough to keep out the marginal shale producers. As far as diamonds are concerned, prices are going up and mines are closing. Very few new mines are coming on stream. It takes many years to bring a new diamond mine into production. Therefore, the companies who are currently producing good quality stones can present great values. To receive monthly top news stories and commentary on the resource sector from Jason, click here
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Thu, 26 February 2015
Jason Hartman is still bullish on real estate and for good reason. In the current environment of financial repression, there are few alternatives to get a decent return on your money, what with banks paying less than one percent on your accounts. His real estate deals regularly pay 10 percent or better cash on cash returns. But he's really excited about driverless cars and believes that it will have a profound impact on the way we work and live. We're getting very close now to the time where you won't have to worry about how much you have to drink when you go out at night since you won't be driving home anyway.
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Thu, 26 February 2015
Don Mazzella writes, "It wasn't supposed to be like this for Republicans. A month into their control of both chambers of Congress, they are confronting the very real possibility of a shutdown of the Homeland Security Department later this month. Instead of advancing a conservative agenda and showing voters they can govern, the GOP has been unable to overcome Senate Democrats' stalling tactics in a dispute over immigration."
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