Author's Page:
Andrew Gordon
Andrew Gordon is an editorial contributor for Early To Rise Investor’s Edition. He has 20 years of experience working in infrastructure and environmental projects around the world. When he wasn't traveling, he taught marketing and finance courses at the state university of Maryland.
Mr. Gordon has authored several books for McGraw Hill and other publishing companies on energy markets, global countertrade practices and the hot growth sectors of China and Russia.
He is also a top-rated speaker at financial conferences.
Read Andrew Gordon's previous newsletter articles below:
Disasters have a way of creating big investment opportunities in their wake.
It happened last April after the massive Gulf oil spill. And now it’s happening again in Japan.
Following the Macondo Gulf blowout in 2010, the main concern was how to make the production of offshore oil less dangerous. I knew this would mean big profits [...]
A dangerous group of American exchanges is attracting money from thousands of investors.
These exchanges are nothing like the Dow Jones Industrial, Nasdaq, or S&P 500. You can’t buy well-known companies like GE or McDonald’s on them. Nor can you buy the small high-tech companies found on the Nasdaq. But they claim to give you a [...]
Dr. Rusty McDougal first warned me about GLD last year. (GLD is the exchange-traded fund that uses shareholder money to buy an equivalent amount of gold, minus expenses.) Rusty is a gold bug. But he doesn’t like GLD. He doesn’t think it has the gold it claims to have. And he says it’s in cahoots [...]
Today, I'm going to tell you about the safest investment you can make -- in a sector with government-backed profits generating amazing returns for shareholders...
May was bad. June wasn't any better. A laundry list of problems has emerged from Europe to Afghanistan, and most of them are getting worse. So why isn't IDE's own options expert, Ted Peroulakis, worried?
The good news about the oil supply? Peak oil is a crock. There’s plenty of oil. It’s just harder to get to it now than it was 20 years ago.
The oil is deep underground or below miles of sea or mixed with sand or in places where the underground pressure to bring it up has [...]
Here’s something you didn’t know about gold…
Hong Kong has asked London to return its gold.
Middle East countries, too, want to get their gold back from London.
Germany wants the U.S. to return its gold.
Once upon a time, watches were made only by skilled craftsmen in technologically advanced countries, such as the U.S., Germany, and Switzerland. And they lasted forever.
On Black Monday, in October 1987, the market plunged over 500 points. It happened because the big trading companies weren’t able to shut down their computerized trading programs. And it could happen again. But thanks to much more powerful computers, it would be far worse.
No commodity has disappointed more than uranium. But don’t let that put you off. Now is the perfect time to become a uranium buyer. (I’m assuming that you’re not the head of state of either North Korea or Iran!) Prices hit $136 in 2007 and then began a long pullback to around $40. They bottomed in April and have since rebounded to the $50 per pound level.
By Andrew Gordon | Thu, Apr 7, 2011
0 Comments