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Posts Tagged ‘ diamonds ’

Secret Deals, Africa’s Richest Mines

Jun 4th, 2008 | By Manraaj Singh | Category: Emerging Markets

Investors are lining up to grab their share - you can be one of them if you act fast enough.



The Corrupt Way to Own Commodities

May 30th, 2008 | By Brian Hunt | Category: Emerging Markets

Early this week, we introduced the idea of buying the ABCs – Australia, Brazil, and Canada – as a way to own commodities for the long term. Several DailyWealth readers wrote to ask, “Great… but what about Russia?”



The Short and Long Term Solutions to the Growing Global Energy Crisis

May 20th, 2008 | By Jason Simpkins | Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy

Crude oil is grabbing the headlines but it’s coal and uranium that together provide nearly half the world’s power.



Why an Energy Crunch Could Lead to Booming Profits in ‘Solid Electricity’

Apr 24th, 2008 | By Dan Denning | Category: Gold Market

There are lots of reasons why a small company share can go up in price quickly. Usually it’s an innovative new product, a new market, or, in some cases, a sudden change in the market value of a good, product, or service.



Investing In Zimbabwe’s Mining Companies, Bargain Or Basket Case?

Apr 23rd, 2008 | By Erin Hamilton | Category: Gold Market

Bargains sometimes come with risk. So is now the time to seriously consider investing in companies or funds with an interest in the mineral rich but troubled nation of Zimbabwe.



More “Precious” Gemstones in the Making

Apr 1st, 2008 | By Erin Hamilton | Category: Gold Market

Prices give the rankings. Diamonds generally come top. Ruby and emerald are also priced higher than a top quality sapphire, due to their rarity. For a one-carat ruby stone the bill is likely to be between $250 and $10,000 per carat. Truly quality gems will cost more.



Gemstone Money Rides on the Marketing

Mar 28th, 2008 | By Isabel Turner | Category: Gold Market

Is it true that De Beers pulled off one of the one successful pieces of social engineering ever? If they did manage it, you can’t deny that it was one of the most remunerative schemes ever hatched!



Anatomy of a Winning Trade

Mar 10th, 2008 | By Rick Pendergraft | Category: Stock Market Investing

Last Thursday, my colleague Chris Johnson talked about market timing. Chris wrote how market timing isn’t an evil thing.



Bullish on the Diamond

Feb 29th, 2008 | By Garry White | Category: Featured, Gold Market

Last week, Ori Temkin, the chief executive of diamond polishing group Steinmetz noted that demand in the diamond market had exceeded supply for the last four to five years – and he predicted this imbalance would many last more years before the supply increased.

This is something I have believed for a long time. However, more evidence emerged this week to support this view… and it’s all to do with energy…