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Oil?s Out ? Find Out What?s In

By Marin Katusa, Chief Energy Strategist, Casey’s Energy Opportunities The International Energy Association (IEA) has spoken. What the world needs now is a clean energy technology revolution. June saw the 2010 launch of IEA’s biannual report, Energy Technology Perspectives. Speaking at the launch was Nobuo Tanaka, executive director for IEA. The Gulf oil spill, he said, could prove to be a tipping point in the world’s energy consumption habits. He added that the disaster serves as a tragic reminder that our current path is not sustainable. As far as the IEA is concerned, this is probably a very important moment to start looking at alternative energy sources. If we, as a collective group of consumers, continue on the business-as-usual path, the scenario for 2050 is looking grim. This baseline scenario sees carbon emissions rising by 130%, with power generation accounting for 44% of total global emissions…

How Investors Should Handle the M&A Frenzy

If you were a shareholder in 3PAR (NYSE: PAR), McAfee (NYSE: MFE) or Cogent (Nasdaq: COGT) this summer, you're likely quite pleased with the news that each of those companies will be acquired a nice premium. [Read: Why Today's Intel Deal Makes Tech Even More Appealing] But the good news comes with a catch: should you take profits? Or should you hold on in hopes of further gains? The short answer: it depends. To figure out how to play the buyout game, we first need to separate any buyout-related price spike into two camps. The first camp involves stocks trading below the price a buyer has offered. This indicates that the deal may not go through due to regulatory anti-trust reasons, or simply because the buyout target has made it clear that it has no intention of selling the company in the near-term. If the stock…

?Built? Does Not Equal ?Sold?

The year is 67% finished.  A few investors apparently want to start waving their banners now, which is as good an explanation as any for today’s sharp stock market rally.  Media reports give credit to stronger-than-expected U.S. and Chinese manufacturing data.  Yet all this proves is that companies can make more stuff even in a slowing economy.  The mere fact that a product has been made does not mean anyone has bought it.  Even in today’s efficient factories, manufacturers must necessarily plan ahead.  Sometimes the plan turns out to be too optimistic and they are stuck with unsold merchandise.  Or maybe the products get partway downstream, to the distributor level, but consumers still won’t bite. Speaking of consumers, one manufactured good they aren’t buying more of is automobiles.  Detroit just posted its worst August sales in almost 30 years.  Last August, you may recall, was the end of the “cash…

Mosseri and Loud: Hedge Your Bets

Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report   Everyday New York-based investment gurus Jeff Mosseri and Doug Loud make key decisions for their high net-worth clients. Many of those decisions involve strategically positioning investors in small- and micro-cap gold and silver plays. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, you will learn some of the names of those plays and how they use Mosseri and Loud as hedges against a failing economy. The Gold Report: Today, we’re talking with Jeff Mosseri, president of New York-based Greystone Asset Management and a director of Axiom Capital, as well as Doug Loud, who is the executive director of both companies. How do you go about making your clients money? Jeff Mosseri: We are paid by our clients to invest in small- and micro-cap stocks. We get very close to a company…

Think Small When Going International

You won’t be surprised when I say the U.S. markets are lousy right now. Can you find niches that are performing well? Sure — I often highlight these for you when I see them. But most U.S. stocks and sectors are going sideways at best. Moreover, I don’t see the situation changing in the near future. This doesn’t mean you’re stuck in a low-yielding cash account, though. The world is full of opportunity for those who know where to look. Places like South America and Southeast Asia are still growing nicely, despite weakness in the U.S. and Europe. Today I’ll show you how to follow this theme with an emerging new category of exchange traded funds (ETFs): International small-caps. Small-Caps: The Key to Growth U.S. investors are familiar with the superior growth potential of small-cap…