Archive for Justice Litle
Justice Litle, Executive Editor for the Taipan Publishing Group and of the Free E-letter, Taipan Daily, has a unique background that has served him well in the markets. Originally pursuing a PhD and a life in academia, his career path changed forever after discovering The Investment Biker, Jim Rogers chronicle of macro investing by way of motorcycle.
High-Multiple Growth Stocks: When to Hold ‘Em, When to Fold ‘Em, and When to Go Short
In this latest chat with Cash McDash, Justice gets the scoop on high-multiple growth stocks… and why they should be sold short in market conditions like these.
Alternative Energy Stocks Will Soar Under McCain or Obama
It’s too early to tell whether Democrats or Republicans will make history in November. But no matter who gets elected, the next president will be good news for alternative energy stocks, says Taipan Daily editor Justice Litle.
If Obama wins, greens will have a powerful upper hand.
If McCain wins, his administration will be on a war footing with Russia from day one. This will push up the price of oil and gas - and favor alternative energy sources. Justice says the “fear premium” under a President McCain would push crude oil back up to $150 a barrel.
What You Need to Know About the Coming Solar ‘Gold Rush’
Taipan Publishing’s Justice Litle says solar energy in the U.S. is about to take off.
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is buying up tens of thousands of acres of empty Nevada desert. And industry experts forecast a $45-billion market developing over the next decade, with Nevada at the heart of it.
As momentum builds, Justice says there will be big profits up for grabs for investors with their fingers on the pulse.
What Glacier Hiking Teaches You About Investing
Glacier hiking and profitable investing has more in common than you might think. Taipan Daily editor Justice Litle says there are a number of parallels between the two pursuits. First of all, you need the right equipment…
Why the IPO Market Could Be Set to Explode
To the untrained eye, the IPO market looks calm. But there are three hidden pressures building up in the new-issues market, says Taipan Daily editor Justice Litle in conversation with hedge fund manager Cash McDash (a pseudonym, of course)…
The Key to Gold’s Sell-Off Is the Georgian Conflict
Gold is getting hammered.
Yesterday, gold futures on the Nymex closed down $17 at $814.50 an ounce. Growing dollar strength and falling crude oil prices were major factors in the sell-off.
The key to gold’s downward trajectory, says Tapain Daily editor Justice Litle, is the war in South Ossetia. Gold didn’t pop as one would expect when the shooting started. This send traders racing for the exits. Gold’s fundamentals, however, remain strong…
Most Bearish Man in America Is Bullish on Emerging Markets
New York University Professor of Economics Nouriel Roubini is extremely bearish on the US economy. And he didn’t just join the cause after the going got tough. Two years ago, he correctly predicted the collapse of the US housing market. So, when a bear like Roubini is bullish on emerging markets, investors should prick up their ears says Taipan Daily editor and fellow emerging-markets bull Justice Litle…
Life Is a Driveway
With Americans driving less and banks tightening the screw, Detroit’s “Big Three” — Ford, GM and Chrysler, could be the next big bailout. “Life is a highway, and I wanna drive it all night long…” - Tom Cochrane
The IPO Debut of GT Solar International (SOLR)
Justice Litle follows up with Cash McDash regarding the IPO debut of GT Solar International (SOLR), a stock market letdown, and why SOLR is still worth watching.
Vote of Confidence Means India Is a Buy Right Now
India looks like a buy right now, says Taipan Daily editor Justice Litle.
The recent vote of confidence in the government of Manmohan Singh has not only boosted the rupee but also given the Bombay’s Sensex Index it’s best five-day run since 1992.
According to Reuters, Singh’s ruling party won the vote by a larger majority than expected, despite claims of bribery from opposition parties.
The vote, plus the correction in oil prices, is a strongly bullish sign for future Indian growth. More from Justice…
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