Today, Chris Mayer tells us about an important energy metal that was once considered lost. Found once again, this metal finds itself in great demand with a market that looks good for the next few years to come.

When you have a market that’s in the process of hammering out a bottom (as I believe we have right now), my “best investing idea” involves carefully adding some of the very best small cap stocks to your portfolio.

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.

The automobile industry is in the midst of a huge change, with more buyers overseas than ever before. Meanwhile, U.S. car manufacturers are struggling to stay float.

Today, I am going to start running the first of the many opinion pieces you sent in last week. There’s more below on the mechanics of that and how you too can get into the game.

“Who is the predator and who is the prey? That is what we wonder today.”

“Is China preying on BHP Billiton (ASX: BHP)? Or is BHP preying on Rio? Who are the barracudas and who are the minnows?” asks Dan Denning of the Daily Reckoning Australia.

Steel prices are up by about 10% this year already.

This is it. The Narnia of trend lines is chronicled to its happy end right here. We are in the final installment today. We’ve covered three of the four major trend lines.