Four Forces for Gold's Next Rally... and Obama's New War on Investors

Sunday, January 26, 2014 Things are starting to look up for gold and gold stocks. Oxford Club Resource Strategist Sean Brodrick has noticed it. And so has Chief Investment Strategist Alex Green. And in this week's video, Steve McDonald lends his voice to the chorus. (Click the image to play.) Of course, nothing is certain. But now seems like a very good time to take an interest in metals and miners, as well as oil and other natural resources. And Oxford Resource Explorer, our new monthly newsletter for investors interested in those sectors, had a highly successful debut last week. There's still time to be among our charter subscribers, but not much. Click here to learn more. This week, you'll find... Gold Is Moving Milk Money The "Slap in the Face" Award: Organs for Sale You can check it out in this video. This Week's Best-Sellers: The New Big Shot? For the first time, a very profitable global company is about to make a big move. It's decided to go after the North American markets by targeting "a number of countries there, including, primarily, the United States." By this time next year, there's a good chance everyone in America will be talking about this company. But for now, you've likely never heard of it. Here's why. A Single Invention Is Generating an Average of $511,111 Per Year... According to the latest numbers, this invention is producing as much as $9 million in the first 30 months... And then continues paying out thousands of dollars monthly for 45 years. Report after report is coming out with stories of people becoming "overnight millionaires" thanks to this unusual invention. Go here to see if it's something that could work for you. Kept In the Dark: 99% of All USA Residents Practically no one in America knows about this story. It involves two maverick scientists from England... a "miracle" material that sounds like it's from outer space... and a small Midwestern company about to render $357 billion in big-name electronics obsolete. If you get the scoop before the rest, you'll be well positioned to make a killing. Here's what your neighbors likely don't know. Here are the stories that were featured in Investment U this week... Obama's New War on Investors Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist His polls numbers the lowest of his presidency, Barack Obama has decided to use the bully pulpit to press what he believes will be a new winning agenda: economic inequality. Better touch your wallet... Click here to read the full story. Obama's New War on Investors, Part II Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist I may have stirred up less trouble the last time I swatted a hornets' nest... My column earlier this week about Obama's new war on investors provoked a ton of responses from readers. Most fit into one of three broad categories... Click here to read the full story. Are Investors Missing the Big Picture? Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist In my new book An Embarrassment of Riches, I argue that we are living in the best of times. Human progress is in a decidedly upward arc. And this has tremendous investment implications. Yet many investors can't see it. So let me point it out... Click here to read the full story. A Safer Way to Higher Yields Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist Everyone wants yield today, and it's getting harder and harder to find. As stock prices have risen, dividend yields have fallen. And not just for stocks but for many high-yield bonds as well. Over the past two years, dividend stocks have climbed in line with the S&P 500, both up 43%, while higher-yielding dividend stocks are up 44%... Click here to read the full story. Four Forces for Gold's Next Rally Sean Brodrick, Resource Strategist Gold has inched up lately after a terrible 2013. Skeptics believe the recent positive action is insignificant - just a natural bounce after a terrible 2013 or the result of worries about inflation. I say, "Bollocks." Click here to read the full story. Be sure to check out some of the other investment stories that we've published recently on our website at InvestmentU.com. The Hunger Games Eats up the Competition A Closer Look at JPMorgan's $13 Billion Settlement WARNING: This Bull Market Won't Last Forever Two Stocks Poised to Perform This Holiday Season – SHARE INVESTMENT U – If you enjoy reading Investment U, why not share it with your family and friends? Simply send them this link, so they can sign up (for free, of course). – QUESTIONS – Republish Investment U on your website or blog for free. Learn how. Have a question for our editorial team? Contact us. 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