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  1. Outstanding Investments: Everyone Looks at Commodities • May 31, 2004

    Some say commodities are driving the overall markets these days… and the news. Is this true? And what does this actually mean for you and your portfolio?

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  2. Outstanding Investments: Bushwhacked by Crude Oil • May 22, 2004

    At record prices, oil is currently around $40 a barrel. And the oil markets can't escape two gigantic problems. One, the market is pricing in the risk of a Middle East meltdown. Two, unlike 15 years ago, there is a real supply bottleneck.

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  3. Outstanding Investments: The Short-Term Hit • May 16, 2004

    With the Dow sitting around 10,000 and the bond market looking bruised, money is being sucked out of the stock market. Why is this happening? And what does this all mean to your investments… especially to your junior resource investments?

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  4. Outstanding Investments: A Full-Service Way to Profit From Higher Natural Gas Prices • May 11, 2004

    We just finished up the June OI issue and sent it to the printer. We hope to have it posted to the Web soon.

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  5. Outstanding Investments: Hitting New Highs… And Seeing Possible New Lows • May 9, 2004

    The talk on everyone's lips is when and how much the Fed will raise interest rates. And all this talk is affecting commodities… But there's one other factor affecting commodities. What is it? Read this week's update for the details --

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  6. Outstanding Investments: Don't Sweat It • May 2, 2004

    The precious metals market finally got some good news. After some losses this week, the price of gold and silver moved higher. What was the reason behind these falling numbers? And where do we, as investors in commodities, go from here?

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  7. Paying off the Piper • May 1, 2004

    The federal government is spending half a trillion dollars more than what it collects. As we watch the economy in crisis, there are some investors that won't feel the crunch because they know where to put their money. Do you?

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