China Growth Stocks: Why China Worships America

-10/2/2007
A.M. Sosnowski
The tiny company you're about to discover is the best China play I've seen all year. It's a short-term profit grabber in the making... currently trading at $8. My near-term forecast puts your gain at 75% or more over the next four months with this little-known gem. The momentum has already started... As I write this, volume skyrocketed 161.4% during the past 10 days...

Precious Metals Investing: The Lost Treasure of the Sierra Madre

-10/2/2007
S.R. Nunnally
If you're retired... or nearing retirement age... or even just starting to plan for retirement... this could be the most important report you'll ever read. Learn all about a unique investment that could impact your family's financial status for generations to come. We call this investment the "lost treasure of the Sierra Madre."

Emerging Markets Hedge: How this simple hedge strategy could make you a quick 125% off Malaysia's steady economic growth

-9/24/2007
Adam Lass
How can you capitalize on emerging-markets gains of fifty, one-hundred, even two-hundred percent, while protecting against the stomach-churning volatility you encounter in these markets? WaveStrength Strategist Adam Lass introduces his latest hedged play in one of the hottest emerging markets...

Innovative Energy Stocks: This Tiny Energy Company Will Undercut Electric Utilities With the First No-Fuel "Power Plant"

-9/19/2007
Christian DeHaemer
During the next 22 days a tiny electricity maverick plans to announce the location of its first no-fuel "power plant." I've never seen anything like it... The plant doesn't burn oil, coal or natural gas -- or use uranium or solar panels. Instead, it runs from electricity that it pulls off the grid when demand is low, then resells the stored power at a premium during peak hours when utilities need it most. In short, it could produce the highest profit margins in the history of the utility industry...

Stock Options Investing: Predatory Trading Strategy Generates 3,300.86% Total Gains Since January 2007

-9/17/2007
Ian L. Cooper
When it comes to falling stocks, most people think you have to "short" the stock in order to make money. (That means you "sell" the stock at a high price, take in cash for the sale, and then "buy" the stock back at a lower price.) But I don't like to short. I prefer to use "put options." Why? Three reasons...

Profiting From the Mortgage Default Crisis: How to Profit From Credit Exposure to Subprime

-9/12/2007
Ian L. Cooper
When homeowners fall behind in mortgage payments, the lender can foreclose on the property. But when a credit card borrower becomes delinquent in monthly payments, one of the things the bank can do is give that borrower more credit or market credit availability to those with poor credit. Credit card companies have been targeting struggling mortgage holders. That would explain why companies like...

The Best Gold Stock: Buy This $2 Canadian Gold Miner for a 40% Upside in the Next Four Months

-9/6/2007
Andrew Mickey
Despite recent stock market volatility, gold prices have failed to embark on their long-expected trajectory toward $4,000 or $6,000 per ounce. Depending on who you listen to, now is either a great time to start moving into the yellow metal, or, if the world's fears are overblown, gold could continue to trade in the $600-$700 range for years to come...

Solar Technology Investing: It's Like Printing Your Own Money

-8/30/2007
Nick Hodge
Solar energy is big business these days. What started as a niche market is quickly transforming into a worldwide movement. Producers are barely keeping up with demand as homeowners and corporations alike are beginning to realize the drastic effect that electricity produced in-house can have on the bottom line.There was even talk of a silicon crunch as manufactures in the United States, Europe and Asia pumped out panels at breakneck pace. But, just as in other industries, the solar sector is evolving...

Mortgage Crisis: How to Leverage Recent Rate Cuts Into a Buying Opportunity

-8/21/2007
Stephen Oakes & J. Christoph Amberger
The most recent rate cut is likely to work like a booster rocket on an already soaring Hong Kong economy -- which year-over-year has been expanding at a 5.6% clip. Its currency, the Hong Kong dollar, is pegged to the greenback at a fixed rate. Any drop in dollar valuations -- such as those typically caused by a cut in U.S. interest rates -- makes Hong Kong goods and services cheaper in relation to other currencies...

Pharmaceutical Investing: Reformed Company Gets Its Act Together

-8/14/2007
Ann Sosnowski
This small-cap biotech has the potential to make 70% by the end of the year on a pipeline of FDA approvals...

Live Earth: Geo-engineering the future

-8/10/2007
Stephanie Grimmett
A new industry could be emerging right under our noses. It's called geoengineering. And it's full of grandiose, seemingly absurd ideas that were once the sole domain of comic books and 1950s science-fiction novels. But the scientists who've developed geoengineering believe desperate times call for desperate measures...

Dow Jones Industrial Hedge Play: Leverage Increased Volatility to Safely Profit From Any Market

-8/1/2007
Adam Lass
WaveStrength analysis of the past 18 months Dow Jones Industrials allows us to select two of the many possible outcomes as probable scenarios...

Wikinomics: Mass Collaboration for the US Patent Office?

-7/18/2007
Stephanie Grimmett
Every time I glance over at my boss's desk (my boss being our publisher, J. Christoph Amberger), I notice a book he just bought a few days ago. It's called Wikinomics, written by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams, and it charts the phenomenon known as "mass collaboration."

Solar Power: This company will put a solar roof on your house -- free!

-7/17/2007
Stephanie Grimmett
Citizenre (pronounced citizenry) is the new mass-market genius. This startup has developed the perfect way to get the middle class onboard with solar power. It already has 4,000 customer names on its waiting list. And Citizenre plans to install up to 8 million solar panels when its plant reaches capacity in the next few years...

Investing in Space: The Spaceport Revolution

-7/11/2007
Stephanie Grimmett
The New Mexico government wants to build the world's first spaceport near Las Cruces, and it's lining up some pretty big push behind the idea...

Offshore Asset Protection Strategies

-5/23/2007
Robert E. Bauman, J.D.
Consider 2007 as the year to move at least a portion of your assets offshore -- while you still can: On February 17, three US senators introduced the Stop Tax Haven Abuse Act...

Investing with LEAPS: Leveraging Your Profits

-5/16/2007
Ian L. Cooper
Long-term Equity Anticipation Securities, or LEAPS, are long-term options with expiration dates up to three years out that let you take long-term options positions in a stock...

Hybrid Technology Investing: Buy this Commercial Hybrid Leader below $0.90

-5/8/2007
Jeff Siegel
Ten years ago, while GM and Ford brushed off any possibilities of hybrid integration, Honda and Toyota were moving forward, building hybrid vehicles that would end up becoming so popular that waiting lists would form...

Green Investing: Rush to Regulate Creates Long-Term Opportunity in Energy-Efficient Lighting Technology

-4/27/2007
Ian L. Cooper
A bill to ban incandescent bulbs in California is well on its way to full approval, having cleared its first legislative hurdle. The California Assembly's Utilities and Commerce Committee voted 7-2 to approve legislation...

Investing for retirement

-4/24/2007
Ann Sosnowski
The secret investment strategy I'm going to tell you about was pioneered by some of the world's wealthiest families, going as far back as the California gold rush days. Most investors have never seen or used it before...

Investing in Publicly Traded Exchanges

-4/17/2007
Bryan Bottarelli
On December 24, 2002, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings (CME:NYSE) went public at $43.60 per share. Today the stock trades for $557 per share...

55 Rules for Successful Investing

-4/16/2007
Christian DeHaemer
Rule #1: The market is always right...

Red Hot Penny Stock -- Update

-4/13/2007
Andrew Mickey
UPDATED -- CMGI was supposed to act as an incubator for new technologies and provide them with the financing and marketing expertise that would make them successful products. But the big payday never came...

Asset Protection Strategies: Your Quick Fix to Total Wealth

-4/10/2007
Robert E. Bauman, J.D.
Fear stops individuals from seeking the whole world of wealth opportunities available in other nations. These well-intentioned, but not very savvy, folks store every last cent of their wealth in U.S. banks and only invest in the U.S. investments their brokers suggest. But it's not too late to purge these xenophobic tendencies and move your assets offshore...

Investing in Defense Stocks

-3/30/2007
J. Christoph Amberger
Despite high drama and low comedy on Capitol Hill, it looks like the Defense and State departments will get the full $142 billion sought by the Administration...

Day Trading Signals: This Trading on Insider Information Is Completely Legal!

-3/20/2007
J. Christoph Amberger
Market movements, both upward and downward, are products of collective human activity, activities occurring according to patterns with analogies in nature. As such, they can be monitored and (to a certain degree) predicted with reasonable accuracy...

Investing in Uranium Stocks: How You can Profit from the Coming Nuclear Energy Crunch

-3/13/2007
Andrew Mickey
With nuclear energy making a comeback and uranium prices up 1,100% in five years, uranium suppliers have their customers over a barrel...

Investing in Cuba: Profiting from Regime Change

-3/6/2007
J. Christoph Amberger
Investing in Cuba is again popular with analysts expecting Comrade Fidel to die...

Red Hot Penny Stock

-3/2/2007
Andrew Mickey
The late 1990s were a great time to be an investor. We were all geniuses...

Gold Price: Don't Just Buy Gold, Buy Gold's Motion

-3/1/2007
Adam Lass
One might think that Tuesday's spasm would have been a godsend for gold. In reality, just the opposite turned out to be the case...

Exchange Traded Funds

-2/27/2007
Rick Prendergraft
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are the hottest thing to come down Wall Street in quite some time...

Investment Strategies

-11/30/2006
Andrew Mickey
Quietly securing your retirement

Oil and Gas Investments Basics

-8/5/2006

Steven Lord of Trend Investor looks at the best way to profit off oil.

Finally Sounding Out

-8/5/2006

Ann Sosnowski investigates emerging voice technologies for WaveStrength Hotsheet.

Large Cap Investments vs. Small Caps

-7/21/2006

Todd Schoenberger investing tips regarding small cap stocks.

Profit with Hydrogen Energy

-7/12/2006

S.R. Nunnally on the new energy demand sparking the hydrogen economy.

Profit from Global Investing

-7/12/2006

A special report from Material Profits on China's agricultural growth.

Alternative Fuels Expansion

-6/16/2006

S.R. Nunnally on the alternative fuels expansion with General Motors (GM:NYSE) and Toyota (TM:NYSE).

Investing in Oil and Gas Wells

-6/16/2006

Andrew Mickey on investing in oil and gas wells.