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  • May 21, 2007

One of the best ways to capitalize on changing markets is to invest in countries that are moving from state-controlled socialism to free market capitalism. Read More

  • May 18, 2007

The market rallied Friday--despite a Chinese rate hike--on myriad deals from companies such as Microsoft and General Electric. Read More

  • May 15, 2007

Linn Energy (NSDQ: LINE), one of our master limited partnerships in the Personal Finance Growth Portfolio, is off about 6.5 percent in intraday trading on the announcement that the company has taken a big loss on gas and oil derivatives. Read More

  • May 15, 2007

Those who’ve been reading my articles for the past several years know that, when it comes to investing, I’m all about getting paid. Getting paid means investing in companies that treat us as they should--as the company owners, not just fodder. Read More

  • May 9, 2007

We’re always asking the questions what’s coming our way and how can we either make more profits from it or keep what we’ve earned so far. Read More

  • May 9, 2007

We saw investment potential in the warming movement some time ago. That’s why we already hold a number of companies cashing in on several new, headline-grabbing government plans that coalesce around the cap-and-trade concept. Read More

Canadian income trusts have endured more than their share of turmoil during the six months since Canada’s minority ruling Conservatives announced a scheme to tax them as corporations beginning in 2011. Read More

Take a look at Personal Finance Portfolio tables this issue and for past issues; you’ll find, among several key themes, a collection of Germany-based companies with huge gains, including Bayer, Siemens, Volkswagen and others. Read More