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Have You Seen This? By Brianna Panzica | Sunday, December 1st, 2013 This weekend, we bring you the week's most popular stories from Energy and Capital and our sister site, Wealth Daily. The World's Most Efficient Employee: He Could Take Your Job Robots have gone from simply working assembly lines... to cataloguing retail purchases, aiding on the battlefield, and even performing surgeries. Don't fear this revolution. Instead, learn how you can profit. The Genetically Modified Generation: One More Reason to Fear China Genetic testing revenue will grow an estimated 500% in the coming years. This is the best way to play the space.  In Defense of Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT): Is Wal-Mart the Worst Company in America? Before we all get back to bashing Wal-Mart for being some kind of evil, uncaring corporate devil, let's take a closer look at the retailer and see if the company really is the sinister scrooge Ashton Kutcher has made it out to be... Silver Will Soar: We've Pinpointed the Smartest Way to Buy Silver There's a way to predict when silver prices have hit a bottom and when they're about to shoot back up. This investment will allow you to double those gains. Canada's Future in Natural Gas: Drill, Baby, Drill... Eh? Editor Keith Kohl explains to readers why Canada holds the most undervalued gas resources on earth. Advertisement Do you know what this image below is...? It's a new technology sweeping across counties in Texas, and the Williston Basin and could soon be deployed in the San Joaquin Valley in California. It will revolutionize energy profits like nothing else can and make some lucky investors wealthy. You can go here for full details. How to Profit from Inflation: Currency ETF Investing Inflation is a given. It's coming. So how do you prepare? There are plenty of investment opportunities out there... but going into 2014, perhaps it's time to take a closer look at currency ETFs.  Waste-to-Energy Investing: Dirty Robots! The next generation of waste-to-energy technology could come in the form of bacterial robots. These are robots that can turn wastewater into electricity and usable biogas. The robots are housed in fuel cells and can transition your sink and toilet drains into power-producing utilities. The Breakthrough You Have to See to Believe: Early Investors to Earn 300x their Money When a small California company discovered how to successfully obtain this molecule, few investors paid attention, unaware that the breakthrough will be big enough to rival the discovery of penicillin... Check Out These Charts: The Key Is to Get In and Out Quickly That's the way it is when bubbles emerge. If you're fast and you know what to look for (good story, large volume), you can make a lot of money. The key is to get in and out quickly. Always Bet on Government Spending: Yellen Ain't Sellin' The market has room to keep going up, and it's all thanks to the Fed. Four reasons the Fed won't taper until March 2014... at the earliest. Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles Shale Gas 101 How Exxon is Losing Billions on Oil Investing in San Francisco Tech Boom Natural Gas Export Investing Recently... Drill, Baby, Drill... eh? One More Reason to Fear China The 51st State's Energy Crisis Dr. Robot (No, Really...) Gas Stocks on Every Investor's Radar

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