Tag: India
Three Fertilizer Stocks To Grow Your Portfolio
Last week North American potash producers dropped a bomb on the global fertilizer markets. Potash is a potassium compound that’s mined primarily for use as a fertilizer. Around 30 million tons of potash are produced every year. And about 90% of it is used as a soil fertilizer. It’s important because proper levels of potassium […]
Can You Grab This Tiger’s Tail?
Did you know China’s economy grew during the fourth quarter at a rate of 10.7%? And, India’s anticipating a growth rate of over 7.2% this year. Unless you’re from Mars, you’ve no doubt heard these numbers tossed about by the mainstream media. What the talking heads on TV don’t tell you is how to make […]
This Sector’s About To Explode
If money makes the world go ‘round, then banks are the engine fueled by money. The financials are unlike any other industry. It’s the one industry essential to the success of all others. Think about it. Does a consumer staples company like Kraft (KFT) care if semiconductor sales are slumping at Intel (INTC)? No. Because […]
Is Now The Time To Invest In India?
It’s Friday. It’s been a crazy week, and I’m looking forward to the weekend. But there’s a problem. It’s the first weekend in months without a professional football game. I’m an addict, I know. I can’t wait for the Super Bowl… especially since the hometown Cardinals are making their first appearance ever (Go Cards!). The […]
Invest In India ETFs Now
Do you remember Mukesh Ambani? I wrote about him a few weeks ago. He’s the fifth richest man in the world and living in India. He’s the one spending more than $1 billion to build a 27 story sky scraper in downtown Mumbai, India. It’s for his personal residence. That’s right, a 27 story personal […]
Invest Like Sir John Templeton
Value investing. If you’ve been managing your own money for more than a day you’ve probably heard this term. Value Investing is widely considered one of the most successful investment strategies in the market. Want proof? Warren Buffet is a famous value investor. He became a billionaire using the strategy. So did Sir John Templeton. […]
