State of Emergency... and Profit From the Slaughter

Sunday, February 2, 2014 In today's edition of the Investment U Weekly Update, Steve McDonald - Oxford Club Bond Strategist and host of Market Wake-Up Call - uncovers two bargain stocks in the natural resources sector. His sources are noticing the same things that his Oxford Club colleagues have: the sector is hot. Metals and mining stocks, after a brutal year, are trading at value prices. And the U.S. shale boom is producing incredible opportunities around the country. That's why we launched Oxford Resource Explorer, the leading newsletter for investors in the natural resources sector, last month. And it's paid off already for charter subscribers. Seven of Oxford Resource Explorer's eight portfolio stocks are in the black. In fact, subscribers who purchased just two shares of each recommended company have already more than paid for their subscription for the year. Don't wait any longer to join them. Click here for more information. This week, you'll find... A Bargain in Metals A Cheap Buy in Energy The "Slap in the Face" Award: You Can't Take It With You, But... You can check it out in this video. This Week's Best-Sellers: "Insanely Cheap" Why are financial publications calling a certain stock "insanely cheap" and "a mega-cheap valuation"? And why did Forbes call it the one "company investors cannot ignore"? Go here to find out now. When NASA Needs Futuristic Technology, They Go Here It doesn't get much more high-tech than sending a spaceship to Mars. And when NASA's Curiosity rover recently landed on the red planet, it was all thanks to one small company. Next up for it? Conquering a $357 billion consumer technology market. As it does, we expect shares to shoot from $9 to $224. Details here. Obama Falsely Takes Credit for 94-Year-Old Man's Invention Early in 2013, President Obama made a bold claim. He took credit for a new economic development that's creating "hundreds of thousands of good jobs" according to the transcript of his speech. The only problem is... "his claim is still false," according to the Washington Examiner. In fact, if you can believe it, a 94-year-old inventor was responsible. You might be surprised how his story could affect you. Here are the stories that were featured in Investment U this week... Supplies of This Gas Are Dangerously Low David Fessler, Energy and Infrastructure Strategist January may go down in history as the coldest month this century, according to some reports. The frigid weather gripping much of the country has produced a supply crisis for a gas that millions of Americans rely on to heat their homes. But it's not the gas you're thinking of. Click here to read the full story. How to Buy on the Dips Chris Rowe, Director of Investor Education No investor wants to cut his hands trying to "catch a falling dagger," but everyone wants to buy a bargain. Here's a very simple strategy that will help ensure you're buying "on the dips," and not just being foolish. The strategy has an incredible batting average... Click here to read the full story. Take Advantage of the Slaughter in Biotech Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist At the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco three weeks ago, it was all rainbows and unicorns when it came to the biotech sector. At that point, the sector had climbed 50% over the previous year and 140% since the recent low in November 2011. Biotech was white-hot. And then the conference ended and seemingly everyone sold all their shares. At least that's the way it feels... Click here to read the full story. The Real Reason States Are Legalizing Pot Sean Brodrick, Resource Strategist America hasn't legalized an outlawed industry since the end of Prohibition, but that may be changing. Nearly 60% of Americans believe that marijuana should be legalized for recreational use, and two states have done just that. The strongest economic argument in favor is that pot sales will boost tax revenue. And while that's likely true, a close look finds it may not be an endless fountain of new tax money. Let's look at what's really going on. Click here to read the full story. How to Invest in a Bipolar World Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist I seem to have caused some confusion among readers with my two recent columns on "Obama's New War on Investors." Several wrote to say they found my investment outlook positive and my new book inspiring, but they had a tough time squaring my optimism about the future with my profound pessimism about the state of today's federal government. (And, as you'll see, times have been better at the local and state level too.) We truly live in a bipolar world today. As Charles Dickens put it in A Tale of Two Cities, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..." 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. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Investment U. 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