Investing

Rarely do I see others writing about stock warrants so I was delighted when Marin Katusa went into detail describing the benefits, as well as the potential risk factors, with warrants as outlined below.

By amassing large data sets, and linking different economic data sets with each other, you can find patterns within the data and I believe that this helps me to predict the markets.

The supposedly first and, supposedly, a "psychedelic" stocks ETF, was launched in the U.S. on May 27th. but it is not a true psychedelic stocks ETF nor is it the world's first psychedelic ETF. This article uncovers what it really is.

The Opportunities & Risks Index has been an extremely accurate bottom predictor over the past decade and has also been a good predictor for future corrections.

Diversification allows us to either reduce risk for the same level of expected return or increase expected returns for the same level of risk and below are arguments for diversifying across stocks, across countries, and across asset classes.

The stock market bubble continues to inflate, while the price of silver remains range-bound but a reversal in those two asset classes is coming, and based on history it could be one for the record books. In fact, you might want to refrain from sipping hot coffee while viewing the tables below.

Below is a list of the 38 publicly listed gold exploration and mining companies operating within the Atlantic (aka Appalachian) Gold Belt which stretches from South Carolina to the island province of Newfoundland on the eastern coast of Canada. The following list was compiled by Chris Thompson, Director of Equity Research at eResearch.com on behalf of Lorimer Wilson, Managing Editor …

An alternative investments is an investment that falls outside the conventional categories of cash, stocks and bonds. [Here's how they work, the various types, their risks and their advantages.] 

Inflation might be transitory, it might also be here to stay so make sure your portfolio is ready for whatever happens.

How do you square a long-term “bearish” outlook on future returns with a short-term “bullish” bias when virtually every measure of fundamental analysis suggests the markets are very expensive? Here's how!