October 28, 2010
This Fact Will Truly Shock You
The world's 10 best stocks have grown an average of 779% thus far this year. That's on average. Had you put $10,000 into them, you'd have $77,890 right now. And the year isn't even over yet. Put the same $10,000 into the S&P 500, and you'd have $10,025. A profit of $67,890 vs. a profit of just $25. Shocking, isn't it? Where do you find stocks like these? Martin Hutchinson shows you here.
An Open Letter to Washington: How to Fix the Deficit and End the Bush-Tax-Cuts Debate
[Editor's Note: When it comes to explaining the interaction of politics and business, Money Morning's Martin Hutchinson is without peer. On the eve of Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections - in an open letter to U.S. President Barack Obama and members of Congress - Hutchinson outlines a simple plan that will blunt the growing federal budget deficit, resolve the Bush-tax-cuts controversy and rein in Wall Street.]
By Martin Hutchinson, Contributing Editor, Money Morning
Dear Mr. President and members of Congress:
In the months that follow Tuesday's midterm elections, and into the New Year, you all face three very significant challenges. You must:
- Find a solution to the Bush-tax-cuts controversy.
- Rein in the huge-and-growing U.S. budget deficit.
- And better police Wall Street, which got us into this mess in the first place.
You can solve all three of these problems with a single, simple proposition. And you can do so without having to ask U.S. taxpayers to dig into their wallets or savings.
Let me explain.
To see Hutchinson's solution, and to see how to join our campaign, please read on...
New Video Presentation: 11 Breakthrough Cures From Around The World
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Policymakers Panicked as China Rare Earth Ban Extends to the West
By Jason Simpkins, Managing Editor, Money Morning
China for months has blocked shipments of rare earth metals intended for Japan in retaliation for a regional dispute. Now, China appears to have expanded its rare earth embargo to include Western countries - a move that has U.S. and European authorities scrambling to formulate a backup plan.
Rare earth metals are essential to the production of high-tech devices like computers, display screens, smart bombs, and hybrid-car batteries. And despite their name, rare earth metals aren't particularly rare. However, they are difficult to produce and many rare earth production companies have moved their operations to China to capitalize on cheaper extraction costs and the nation's commitment to growing its alternative energy sector.
China, which has one-third of the world's rare earth deposits, accounted for 97% of global production last year. Of course, the near-total monopoly China wields over the sector wasn't a major concern until just a few months ago when the country cut its production and export quotas.
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Warren Buffett Emphasizes Investment Risk Management With Successor Pick Todd Combs
By Kerri Shannon, Associate Editor, Money Morning
Warren Buffett's announcement Monday that a little-known hedge fund manager, Todd Combs, will help oversee his $100 billion investment portfolio at Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK.A, BRK.B) surprised investors and highlighted Buffett's emphasis on risk management for investment success.
Adding 39-year-old Combs to the Berkshire team makes him a top contender to take over Buffett's investment management duties whenever the Oracle of Omaha leaves his company.
"He is a 100% fit for our culture," said Buffett. "I can define the culture while I am here, but we want a culture that is so embedded that it doesn't get tested when the founder of it isn't around. Todd is perfect in that respect."
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Crude's on the run, up more than $5 a barrel this month. We've been anticipating this move, of course. But it's just the start of something bigger. Much bigger. Here it is. As you'll see, everything about the energy business is changing... with only one exception: It's still the biggest, most profitable game in town. Go here, and Kent will show you how to play it... and win.
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