Stocks are cheap. The question is: Are they getting cheaper? Steve Sjuggerud says it’s a strong possibility. He’s put together a table that shows how one generation becomes enamored with an investment trend and how that trend then goes bust. Right now commodities are the only game in town. This means we could be waiting a long time for stocks to pick-up…

Editor’s Note: If someone offers you tax-free interest on your investment, you’ll probably be interested. If the rate is higher than your existing taxable one, you’ll bite their hand off. Steve Sjuggerud says municipal bonds offer just that, relative to their 10-year Treasury counterparts. And if Barack Obama is elected, Steve thinks these muni bonds will soar…

“No Independence Day for gas prices,” says Chigago’s The Southern Star, which is predicting that half a million less people will leave the city over the holiday weekend thanks to high gas prices.

The AAA annual Fourth of July travel forecast says different, according to the The Washington Times. It says record gas prices and soaring airfares will deter few Americans from traveling over the holiday weekend.

DailyWealth editor Steve Sjuggerud says be skeptical about anyone who claims to know where the price of oil or gas is going.

Oil is skyrocketing… and Chevron (NYSE: CVX) and Exxon (NYSE: XOM) should be making outrageous profit margins. So let’s tax those “windfall” profits! But… hold on a minute…

Editor’s Note: DailyWealth’s Steve Sjuggerud thinks there is an extraordinary opportunity for investors in the bond market.

If you want to own gold, this is how you should do it…Quite frankly, it’s unbelievable… Rare gold coins are selling as close to melt value as they possibly can.

The name “Nifty Fifty” came to represent the “one-decision” stocks of the early 1970s. They were the Cokes and the Disneys of the world… Fifty names you always bought simply because you couldn’t go wrong owning them. Or so investors thought…

“Bank stocks are getting extremely cheap,” my friend Andrew told me over breakfast yesterday.

Don’t believe all the gloom and doom you read… The U.S. housing bust may be just about over. We should be darn close to the bottom… possibly within one year of it.