I started out writing today’s piece on anything BUT energy and infrastructure. After all, the street has trashed most of the stocks in both these sectors and left them for dead.

Louis Basenese is one of the smartest investment analysts I know, and a good friend of mine to boot. And most of the time I agree with his research – and his conclusions. Just not this time.

The global pharmaceutical industry is an often-overlooked sector. David Fessler of Investment U shows us one of the biggest players on the market.

David Fessler of Investment U says; ” GM, if it can survive, could quickly find itself at the top of an automotive heap that will be shedding the internal combustion engine faster than anyone thinks is possible today…”  At $2 dollars a share, it’s a potential steal.

The need for fresh clean water is going strong even with reductions in household spending and the looming recession.  David Fessler of Investment U shows you “2 Ways to Play the Coming Water Boom.”

Aggressively Growing a Business During a Recession… It’s a Gas

It’s hard to imagine an easy way to grow a company during recessionary times. Most are hunkering down, laying off workers, and closing factories.

Thanks to President Obama’s love for green energy, Plug-in Hybrid vehicles will be everywhere in the next few years.

That opens up a promising opportunity for you to buy shares of one of the largest industrial battery producers before they soar in the years ahead.

Most investors are rightly terrified of the real estate market. But David Fessler says the rental market is booming as foreclosures soar. And that means a strong potential for profits with these three Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) that specialize in this segment of the market.

Natural gas could have a bright future as a clean and cheap alternative to fossil fuels in the auto industry, says David Fessler. Government efforts to promote the use of autos powered on natural gas could see gas production soar in the coming years. David says investors can play this ‘gas game’ with these six major producers and distributors.

Coal may be a dirty word in the clean energy movement. But David Fessler says the realities of global energy markets means it is going to be a key source of power in the coming decades. He says investors should include coal in their energy portfolio, and recommends three of the best ways to do it.