Silver is a great investment right now and prices could easily shoot above $20 per ounce by the end of this year.  I predict that with the right call options on silver you can make over 100% before the end of the year.

Israel may very well attack Iran’s nuclear facilities if the hardliner Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is re-elected tomorrow. Israel thinks that if elected, Ahmadinejad will continue to develop nuclear weapons.  And, Israel can’t afford to wait for international efforts to bring Iran’s enrichment to an end.

Mark my words:  Silver is going over $20 per ounce!  Currently, silver is trading around $15 per ounce, up 40% already in 2009.

For quite some time I was interested in recommending that my readers invest in Russia. I still had concerns about some political issues and organized crime in the country.  Most experts out there tell people to stay away from Russia, so I knew I had to do further research myself.

As I pen this article, gold is at $950 per ounce and I believe it will head over $1,000 in the near term.  After that, my long-term target for gold is $2,000 per ounce and beyond.  This is an opportunity for you to double your money.  Buy gold… 

The Brazilian stock market is on fire right now and they are immune to a lot of the ills that America is suffering from, like exposure to toxic assets.  Make sure you put a small portion of your portfolio into emerging markets like Brazil.

India’s weekend election gives the ruling Congress Party a big win and paves the way for economic reforms.

Why invest in commodities? Two and a half billion people are going to live like Americans in the next 20 years and prices go up over time, that’s the nature of inflation.

I have studied inflation’s effect on economies and consider myself an expert on the subject. I have written extensively on the subject and have given speeches on how people can protect themselves from the coming boom in inflation. Recently, on eBay I purchased a bunch of authentic 100 trillion dollar bank notes from Zimbabwe for a few dollars each.

I suggest you only purchase companies that have a history of consistently raising their dividends.  These companies will survive and thrive no matter what happens in the economy.