Resource Prospector

Analysts are beginning to call for $5 gasoline to hit pumps by this summer. Here's what you should do...

Even though you're probably intelligently invested in a variety of sound commodity opportunities, it's likely that one or more of them will lose a substantial portion of their worth in the next year or so.

Wyatt Research Analyst Kevin McElroy connects the dots from European banks to American banks, and finds a direct link between the actions of the Federal Reserve and the historical amounts of global strife.

There's just not very much time to act on this investment opportunity, as it expires next week, so you better act fast!

If there's been any solace for Americans and American investors over the past few years it's been: at least we're not Europe.

What are the odds of Ben Bernanke becoming President of the United States?

The fact that oil is cheap domestically is actually a bad sign... Here's why.

When you're in the funhouse, you have to continually remind yourself that nothing is real. The hall of mirrors is not the place to run full speed - even if it looks like your path is clear.

I'd like to point out a commodity trend that simply doesn't make any sense.

When these policies begin to crumble, it's not bankers and politicians who pay the price. It's people like you and me...

Interest rates aren't just some arbitrary number pulled out of the air by central bankers and credit card companies.

I steal most of my best ideas from the giants in the commodity world.

The biggest copper miner in the world is actually one of my favorite blue chip commodity stocks, and it's on sale again.

I truly expect significant earnings increases for this robust shipping company.

A new report from the Congressional Budget Office revealed that Social Security may go broke long before the Social Security Administration predicts.

Hopefully you're well aware of the main reason that I prefer to buy physical silver - but here it is again...

We all know what the Fed wants. They're really hoping that with super low interest rates, more people will be inclined to borrow money, to open businesses, to invest, and otherwise spend.

The most notable holdout in my office is an ex-Wall Street options trader by the name of Andy Crowder.

Europe is smoldering like a fine cigar. It will take a while to burn to the end, but make no mistake, the whole Eurozone is burning.

Despite the dip in gold stocks, my colleague Jason Cimpl recently closed out a winning trade in this hidden part of the gold market.