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Tuesday, May 15th, 2012As Chinese Wealth Grows, the Price of Grain Rockets
Emerging Market Demands Mean Volatile Food Prices Are Here to Stay
Thursday, May 10th, 2012So don’t be surprised if bread (and other foods) becomes as volatile as gas prices in the future.
Who’s an Uncivilized Jerk?
Monday, May 7th, 2012My advice here is simple: Forget what Charlie Munger and Warren Buffet say. They have been saying the same thing for a decade and gold has just gone higher. If gold dips buy it.
Delta Airlines Takes Its First Steps into the Refinery Business
Tuesday, May 1st, 2012If the structure of the oil market moves and refining margins slip in the future, Delta could see the potential cash cow turn into a revenue
The Race to Meet Asia’s Demand for Natural Gas
Monday, April 23rd, 2012The U.S. and Russia are both racing to perfect their technology to liquefy and transport natural gas.
Demand for Coffee is Growing, and it Won’t Stay Cheap Forever
Wednesday, April 18th, 2012And the futures market is telling us to expect higher coffee prices down the road. Futures contracts are currently priced progressively higher – coffee in 2014 is trading over $2 a pound while the active month futures contract is at $1.75.
Obama’s Flawed Energy Initiative
Tuesday, April 17th, 2012President Obama spoke on April 17th; the topic was his agenda for fighting high oil prices. Did the President talk about drilling? No. Did the President talk about accessing all of the bountiful natural gas reserves right here in the US? No. Did the President talk about the Keystone pipeline? No. What the president did [...]
The Most Explosive Commodity I’ve Seen Since Silver
Monday, April 16th, 2012…Just as Andy saw that silver was poised to explode back in 1995 – before it ran from $5 an ounce all the way to a high of more than $48 sixteen years later – he now sees another commodity that looks eerily similar.
How to Profit from Sanctions on Iran
Friday, April 13th, 2012Those pesky Iranians have ramped up their imports of wheat in anticipation of harsh sanctions amid the nuclear standoff between Iran and the West.
What China’s Stockpiling of Natural Gas Could Mean For You
Wednesday, April 11th, 2012Technology and processing natural gas into LNG will force natural gas prices higher in the future – and China knows it.
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