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  • Ferris’ “Green Scare” and “The Linchpin” Investments

    What's The Ferris Report teasing as "The Linchpin: The Secret Copper Company at the Center of the World's Next Chapter"?

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  • Timmbeeerrrr!

    Quick note on a personal sell

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  • September Idea of the Month: Cutting into the World’s Steadiest Asset Class

    Sometimes when the economy is worrisome, the markets tumultuous, and no “story” stocks get you particularly excited about near-term catalysts, it’s time to focus on beaten down asset classes that you can buy for cheaper prices — it may not be the low for these assets, of course (and it probably ain’t, I’m not that […]

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  • “The Endless Paycheck Portfolio” Chris Mayer

    “Using this three-step “paycheck portfolio” plan… tap into an endless stream of income, for as long as you’ll need it… starting with as many as 75 checks, sent automatically to your account.” Not bad, eh? That’s the tease from Chris Mayer and the Capital and Crisis newsletter from Agora (which is not to be confused […]

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  • “61,000 Square Miles of a Valuable Resource for $3”

    This one came in with an ad for the True Wealth newsletter from Dan Ferris, and of course they’d like to offer you a special “autorenew” option for $79 a year … and in exchange, you get this fabulous stock idea from Dan. So what is it? “…the North American natural resource company Dan will […]

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  • Comments

  • Regarding timber, I have two timber properties, although I currently use one for hunting and fishing. Every month I get...

  • I recall many years ago, the legendary Jeremy Grantham was promoting managed timber as an investment. I bought one of h...

  • I’m happy for Ron. However, at 90 and having been in and out of Stansberry’s several times in years past, I never pr...

  • When he mentioned Ted Turner, I know that he has made a huge investment in timber, which is a major investment for the w...

  • Travis Thank you for this.. Mining, as also other extractive industry producing commodities always seems to have small p...

  • Congratulations, Myron. I believe wholeheartedly in diversification, because no one is going to be right for very long ...

  • I live in Eastern Oregon and we have plenty of uncontrolled fires.And we have virtually no effort made to salvage any of...

  • Hi geoff: $AKAO's grants (non-dilutive) have been from BARDA. I don't think we'll see similar action for $SCYX because t...

  • jking In reply to question; controlled burning in conifer forests is a very good practice when done right in the Pacif...

  • Not to hype or "de-hype" any of these related stocks...but deforestation is an old-wives-tale in much of the world. Yes...

  • In any event....there are seemingly millions of timber framed houses in the US. I remember seeing a family called the Wa...

  • Weather note for states East of Oregon, it gets here first. Snowing for the third time since daybreak. Awoke to about an...

  • When the Vikings were exploring for new lands, (a mini population explosion in their home country ) , they quickly found...

  • I do try to stay out of it. No gentle pushes from me! One of the retired founders of a large group of internists is a pa...

  • About three weeks ago, i was bothered by Rayonier's performance, sold it and bought PLUM CREEK TIMBER CO in its place. ...

  • I generally like Leucadia, but it's baffling and very time consuming to analyze. Looks like their "rescue" of Jefferies...

  • Frank: Want to know why and how MJ was criminalized. Use your research skills and do this: Google William Randolph Hur...

  • Hardly surprising, that is precisely what plants (and tree's do) and that is WHY organic foods are so superior, they pro...

  • Nope, I haven't read that -- I have read a few of his articles over the years and generally like his ideas for diversify...

  • I am in total agreement Von. The problem here is that if you examine virtually everything you own, it is very hard to fi...

  • A reader just noted -- and he's right -- that I should have also mentioned the other ETF, ticker WOOD, which is mor...

  • Are trees a resource? There are more trees in this country now than in the 1900's because of improved ability to fi...

  • I am self employed in the timber industry ( consulting forester and log broker) and can testify there will be no recover...

  • Deltic timber is sitting on a lot of shale- it's also a possible nat gas play- but not in the immediate future....

  • The investing pundits seem to think the commodity moves in general are all still China-driven -- positive now, negative ...

  • Today that drunk on the park bench is probably a former Wall Street trader, so buyer beware!And yes, I tend to menti...

  • Newshide,,,,,,I believe the report that Mr. Mining Man is referring to is Old News. We are all waiting for the report w...

  • Good point, Ponce. I like timber, too, particularly as a hedge (I've held Rayonier for years in the "timber" portion of...

  • Timber is a good hedge against fast changing economies. If it does not sell during housing crisis it just keep on growin...

  • According to Chris Meyer in his "Capital & Cisis" newsletter, BAM is set to spin off it's infrastructure division somet...

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