http://www.taipanfinancialnews.com -- Learn where the bears and bulls stand in the commodities markets. Loretta OíConnor, editor at BreakAway Investor, discusses if this boom in this sector is a sound long-term play.
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In this episode of the Longines Chronoscope, Edward T. McCormick, President of the NY Curb Exchange, gives advice to the audience about what basic investments are the most beneficial and safe. He recommends first that everyone purchase life insurance as a protection rather than an investment, then goes on to recommend fixed income securities. Buying a home is next on his to-do list for the ordinary American and he argues that any purchase of commodities, like a home, is a good investment because he believes that inflation will continue. He recommends buying stocks from commodities companies that deal in the purchase, extraction, or development of commodities such as metal or oil. However, these stocks should be just a part of a larger diverse portfolio. He applauds government regulation of stocks, saying that this relatively new legislation has made the stock market more accessible and safe for the average American. See the full length video at: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com
All true greenophiles know, everything old is new again! This can apply to fashion, but for now we're talking about wood. Reclaiming, refinishing, and reusing discarded wood for new buildings, interiors, and commodities is a great way to save materials and take the strain off overloaded landfills. This Pulse video travels to North Carolina to visit the Whole Log Lumber mill, which purchases wood from demolition sites, fires, and trash heaps in order to revive and resell it. This place is the fountain of youth for worn out lumber, and the high quality of the semiprecious hardwoods that are routinely uncovered takes business away from rainforest-clearing loggers. It's enough to have sticklers for fine and rare wood muttering about the 'good old days.' But when we follow the wood back to Brooklyn, we find a restaurant under construction, using reclaimed wood from the Whole Log mill to finish a beautiful dining room. Easy, old timer. They're still making 'em like they used to.
http://www.taipanfinancialnews.com -- Stocks and commodities have started to act alike. Why is that? J. Christoph Amberger tells you why -- and points out the danger in this scenario.
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http://www.taipanfinancialnews.com -- Commodities are on a roll. Metals, and especially base metals, are experiencing historic peaks. Sara Nunnally has discovered one way of leveraging soaring demand into dynamic trading profits. To take full advantage of the direct financial network capacities of TaipanFinancialNews.com, sign up for our free e-mail newsflashes alerting you to breaking investment news, special trading situations, and our daily new video releases. Simply follow this link and enter your email address: http://www.taipanfinancialnews.com/signupsingle/tfnenewsvideoexternal.html
http://www.taipanfinancialnews.com -- Investors are piling into commodities. But what sector is the most popular? Publisher Erin Beale explains just what commodities and companies are currently the most sought-after by retail
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www.taipanfinancialnews.com -- Has the current Commodities Bull run its course? Or does recent price volatility represent a rare buying opportunity? Special situations expert Christian DeHaemer picks his favorite strategic metal plays with almost limitless upside.
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Hello Morning. It is the corner that Eri Kamei introduces commodities of Hello Project. Yuko Nakazawa,Sayumi Michishige,Ai Kago,Nozomi Tsuji and Eri Kamei.
Hello Morning.
It is the corner that Eri Kamei introduces commodities of Hello Project.
Yuko Nakazawa,Makoto Ogawa,Nozomi Tsuji,Sayumi Michishige and Eri Kamei.
Hello Morning.
It is the corner that Eri Kamei introduces commodities of Hello Project.
Yuko Nakazawa,Sayumi Michishige,Asami Konno,Miki Fujimoto and Eri Kamei.
Hello Morning. It is the corner that Eri Kamei introduces commodities of Hello Project. Yuko Nakazawa,Miki Fujimoto,Ai Kago,Nozomi Tsuji and Sayumi Michishige.
Hello Morning. It is the corner that Eri Kamei introduces commodities of Hello Project. Miki Fujimoto,Sayumi Michishige,Rika Ishikawa,Koharu kusumi and Eri Kamei.
Hello Morning. It is the corner that Eri Kamei introduces commodities of Hello Project. Yuko Nakazawa,Sayumi Michishige and Eri Kamei.
GUEST:v-u-den(Rika Ishikawa,Erika Miyoshi and Yui Okada)
Hello Morning.
It is the corner that Eri Kamei introduces commodities of Hello Project.
Yuko Nakazawa,Sayumi Michishige and Eri Kamei.
GUEST:v-u-den(Rika Ishikawa,Erika Miyoshi and Yui Okada)
