Time For a New Natural Gas Play
The natural gas sector is on fire, and we have some exposure that gives us a pure-play for the sector. There’s more to the story, however, than just the resource.
The natural gas sector is on fire, and we have some exposure that gives us a pure-play for the sector. There’s more to the story, however, than just the resource.
Market selloffs are never pretty to watch. And this one is no different.
Gold prices plunged over $70 an ounce in one day. But don’t fret. Celebrate!
So here’s the skinny: The markets are experiencing volatility, and these positions are, as well.
More impressive is the fact that these new highs are being reached in the face of a negative economic backdrop in Europe.
Our real estate play set a new 52-week high this week, hitting $8.21. We’re up more than 60% on this position, not including dividends!
While Wall Street is setting new highs, a few asset classes haven’t kept pace with the rally. That’s why we’re going to pay even closer attention to them going forward.
It’s the largest of all mining conferences. It attracts around 30,000 people, all braving the subfreezing weather to get one-on-one face time with just about every public mining company on the planet.
I’ve been receiving a lot of questions about one of our put-sells. Here’s the skinny… This stock has been very volatile, and depending on when you sold the puts, you’ve collected between $25 and $38 per contract.
I just wanted to assure you that I’m watching each position carefully, and I’ll alert you to any changes that I think are worth noting.
We’ve taken profits recently on a few plays, getting our money off the table in anticipation of rough seas in the short term.
The volatile market caused the shares in this energy company to hit our sell stop, which we set to preserve double-digit gains on this position.
As you know, every quarter I release a Mega Alert – an alert loaded to the gills with moneymaking recommendations.
Shares of this Trading Portfolio pick are soaring, up more than 50% since November. It’s time to make sure we lock in a profit in case they turn lower.
If you tuned in to the State of the Union address the other night, you may have thought you were being invited to four more years of deficit spending. If you did, you were right.
My contacts confirm that the commercial real estate sector is strengthening, but the sector is also facing issues that they didn’t think to worry about two years ago.
For most of 2012, the market moved in tandem with Apple’s (AAPL) share price. Of course, such a correlation couldn’t last forever, and we’re seeing a disconnect now.
Lots of action in our portfolio of late. I wanted to share some thoughts with you about our positions.
We were ready for it. Our picks are moving higher as a result of the rally of the last couple days.
This recommendation is up more than 100% since we bought in just a few weeks ago. It’s time to lock in profits by selling half your position now.
In the coming days, you might get the opportunity of the year to buy into stocks before the recovery kicks off in earnest. And it all centers on the Fiscal Cliff.
Many dividend-paying stocks that were sold off in recent weeks have begun to bounce back. In particular, our fat dividend-paying real estate investment trust is back up over $5.50.
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