Welcome back to another episode of Wall Street Unplugged!
Marin Katusa, resource investing expert and founder of Katusa Research, just presented at the World Nuclear Fuel conference in Paris. This is where important political figures and industry executives meet to discuss nuclear policy.
He gives us the inside scoop of this exclusive invitation-only event.
We start today with a question from Andrew wanted to know what I think about owning small cap stocks and ETF’s if the market takes a downturn.
The next question is a follow-up from last week on UEC’s current outlook.
Chris Mayer, former banking analyst and editor of the Mayer’s 100x Club newsletter for Agora Financial, talks about the financial problems surrounding Greece and other Euro nations.
He explains why the U.S. is on much better footing than these countries, and how America will never default on its debt.
We start today with a question from Alan who’s a long-time subscriber. He wants to know about Kinder Morgan, Inc. (KMI).
Josh wrote in to ask if I am buying any oil stocks during this recent pull back.
The days of triple-digit oil prices may be over.
In fact, oil prices may have a difficult time breaking $75 a barrel over the next few years. That’s because producers will keep flooding the market with oil.
Saudi Arabia is doing its part. The OPEC leader is producing oil at a near-record pace. The U.S. has not slowed production, either. Despite a 50% decline in prices, production remains near record highs.
These trends will not reverse anytime soon. That means oil prices will stay depressed much longer than most people expect.
This is something investors should think about before bottom-fishing for oil stocks.
