Christian DeHaemer is the Editor-in-chief of the investment service BreakAway Investor, which seeks to identify companies that are about to "break away" and become leaders in their industries or sectors, and Crisis Trader, which concentrates on the profitable opportunities that arise in this volatile world.
On May 20, 2008, I put out a buy on this alternative energy company. Today, this company got its first Wall Street analysts’ upgrade in more than two years with a $3 price target.
Gazprom is the world’s largest natural gas company. It holds 17% of the world’s total, and 60% of Russia’s. It also controls the trunk lines throughout Russia as well as most production, transmission, processing and marketing.
Earlier this week, Andrew Mickey explained how the time has finally come round for the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market. Today, Chris DeHaemer of Crisis Trader further explains why the world is worried.
Indian governmental budgetary planners estimate that India will need to boost spending on roads, railroads and power to 9% of GDP, up from the current 5%, to fix their traffic problems, increase trade and compete on a global scale.