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Commodity stocks are companies that produce basic goods often used as inputs in other products. A subsector of the wider materials industry, commodities include oil, gold, and other basic metals. Commodity trading is a historic industry, dating back to the trade of spices and silk. For these reasons, commodities are considered relatively stable, with some even viewing the sector as a hedge against
The 7 Best Under $10 Stocks to Buy in August 2024
Buying low-priced stocks carries risk, but lower interest rates may lower the risk premium on these best stocks under $10.
The 7 Best Under $20 Stocks to Buy in August 2024
Although cheap stocks are often cheap for a reason, it doesn't hold true for the best stocks under $20, which is where investors can profit.
3 Undervalued Industrial Commodity Stocks That Can Surge by 100% On Rate Cuts
These are the undervalued industrial commodity stocks that represent firms with a good balance sheet and robust cash flow outlooks.
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Is the Bond Selloff for Real? Watch These Sectors for a Clue
Treasury yields might be soaring, but the market segments most sensitive to China's economy are showing weakness. So which market is right?
Cash In on Freeport’s Sweetened Plains Deal
Freeport-McMoRan's move back into energy didn't sit well with shareholders ... until the company threw some cold hard cash on it. Here's why you should care.
BHP Might Be a Mess, But It’s a ‘Buy,’ Too
BHP Billiton's potential isn't for the prettiest reasons -- low iron and coal prices are near a floor and the company is cutting capex -- but it's potential nonetheless.
Stronger Dollar Spells Bad News for Stocks, Oil & Gold
The dollar has risen sharply in the year to date, causing much concern for investors. Oil and gold stocks are in particular danger.
Commodity Funds: Don’t Bother
Compared with stocks, commodity funds have experienced lower returns and higher volatility, and they have not been an effective source of diversification. Investors should rethink their holdings in commodity funds.
Soaring Wheat Won’t Crush Bread-Bakers
A record freeze is expected to send hard red winter wheat prices soaring, but don't make a knee-jerk bet against bread companies.
Where Are the World’s Best Market Returns?
So far this year, Ghana has rocketed to eye-popping returns. Of course, there are other promising -- and a bit more developed -- markets out there too.
Commodities for Stock Investors — April
Natural gas prices are reaching profitable levels again, corn prices are falling, and oil and copper stocks are taking hits.
China Grinds Markets to a Halt — Monday’s IP Market Recap
Reports of slower growth in China overshadowed a seeming return to Merger Monday and sent U.S. markets significantly lower.
4 Sectors Not to Get Caught in During the Next Correction
These are the most overbought sectors as defined by the steep slopes of their charts.
Jump Into the Timber Super Cycle
Skyrocketing lumber demand here and abroad should keep fueling timber REITs' outsized returns.
Avoid This Sector Until After Friday
I would caution against taking any major long or short positions in the financials right now.
3 Water Utilities That Could Make a Big Splash
In the coming year, rocketing demand for water could mean shortages and rising prices. Cash in on the trend with one of these water utility stocks.
Don’t Panic Over Eventual Rate Hikes
Heading into the Federal Reserve's meeting, there is plenty of chatter over when rising interest rates could hit and what they could mean.
Craving Candy Stocks? Resist the Temptation
The government might jack up the price of sugar by buying some 400,000 tons -- bad news for candy stocks, which already were looking pretty pricey.
How to Get Hedge Fund Exposure Without the High Expenses
IndexIQ democratizes hedge funds for individual investors via exchange-traded funds. Find out what CEO Adam Patti has to say about the space in this interview.
‘Record’ Corn Crop? It’s Still Buying Season
A record corn crop is expected, but the market doesn't seem to be factoring in the continuing effects of the drought. For investors, that means opportunity.
Is the ‘Macro Trade’ Over?
For the first time in a long time, investors are seeing a benefit from portfolio diversification. Is this the beginning of a new trend, or just a brief interruption?
