What I'd Buy Next... and Even Washington Can't Screw This Up

Sunday, February 9, 2014 In the current edition of the Investment U Weekly Update, Bond Strategist and Host of The Oxford Club's Market Wake-Up Call Steve McDonald runs down the key issues affecting the global economy - and your investments. (Click the image to play.) This week, you'll find... The Best Play in Energy A Do-It-Yourself Stock The "Slap in the Face" Award: Blown Whistle You can check it out in this video. This Week's Best-Sellers: Read This or Die... A medical miracle is hitting the market a few months from today. If you're over the age of 35, you need to check this out ASAP. This will directly impact every health decision you'll make over the next two decades. Not only that... but it could make you extremely wealthy. You need to read this now by clicking here. The Most Profitable Company in the History of the World? Standard Oil... Saudi Aramco... The Dutch East India Company... These companies were bigger and more profitable than any single company on the planet today. But one company could be on the verge of joining their ranks. It's already more profitable than just about every company on the globe. And yet, you've likely never heard of it. Details here. The Stock About to "Rock" Your Financial World Thanks to a newly discovered "super substance," you could turn $9,000 into a small fortune. In short, a tiny American company is about to revolutionize all smartphones and HDTVs using this material. They hold key patents on it, yet oddly it's based on a common rock! At around $9 a share today, even a small stake in this company could catapult into a windfall. Details here. Here are the stories that were featured in Investment U this week... How to Invest in a Bipolar World, Part II Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist I recently argued that the biggest challenge facing investors today is our "bipolar world." In the public sector, for instance, we have stifling regulations that cost Americans $1.8 trillion a year. That's $14,768 per household. And we have a federal budget deficit and unfunded liabilities for entitlements amounting to $1.25 million per taxpayer. How can anyone apprised of these facts be optimistic about the future or long-term bullish on stocks? Click here to read the full story. Buy High, Sell Higher Chris Rowe, Director of Investor Education The best time to buy on a dip is when the Relative Strength Indicator (RSI) generates a buy signal. So far, the S&P 500 still needs to decline a bit more before an RSI buy signal is even possible. I wouldn't be a buyer of anything until the S&P 500 does generate that buy signal. But the big question is: When the general stock market does see the "buy signal" you've been waiting for, what stocks should you buy? Click here to read the full story. In Praise of So-Called "Junk" Bonds Steve McDonald, Bond Strategist It's time to set the record straight about bonds, specifically high-yield bonds. Since the bad ol' days in the 1980s, when Michael Milken and his cronies at DLJ ruined the reputation of high-yield bonds - that's where the term "junk bonds" came from - they have been the whipping boy of the industry. Ask any stock broker and he will tell you these bonds are high risk and to avoid them... Click here to read the full story. Great News for Your Portfolio Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist The dollar rose nicely in 2013, even hitting a five-year high against the yen last month. But there are good reasons to believe the greenback has further to go. And that is good news for your stock portfolio. When I started forecasting a higher dollar a few years ago, most readers were skeptical. You can hardly blame them... Click here to read the full story. Is This Market Tanking? Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist There are a lot of scared investors out there right now. After what seemed like five years of stocks doing nothing but rising, investors are worried after the latest drop. Last week I spoke at the World Money Show in Orlando. After my presentation, I had lively conversations with many of the attendees. And let me tell you, some of them were plain freaking out. 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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