Investment wizards have their eyes on Precious Metals Investments stocks

"To succeed in the markets, it is essential to make your own decisions. Numerous traders cited listening to others as their worst blunder."--Jack Schwager (Investment manager, author, Stock Market Wizards: Interviews with America's Top Stock Traders, born 1948)

Crude oil investments news futures outlook March 2013

New York-traded crude oil futures were higher for the first time in three days on Friday, as investors returned to the market to seek cheap valuations after prices fell to a seven-week low earlier in the session.

Oil prices came under heavy selling pressure earlier in the week as a broadly stronger U.S. dollar and concern the Federal Reserve may scale back its stimulus program weighed on appetite for growth-linked assets.

Alternative Investment Markets Retrospective February 2013

Alternative Investment Markets Retrospective February 2013 from London Commodity Markets

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Rare earth company cleared to drill for rare earth minerals in Idaho

U.S. Rare Earth's said Thursday that it will begin core sample drilling in the Sheep Creek area on Lemhi Pass in May. Rare earth minerals are key ingredients in advanced electronics like cellphones, wind turbines and hybrid car batteries. Of the 14 minerals in the category, nine are used in cellphones.

LCM Rare Earths Industry Review - February 2013

LCM Rare Earths Industry Review - February 2013 from London Commodity Markets

Alternative Investments News - Precious metals performance

Precious metals slid on Wednesday, with gold hitting a seven-month low and platinum, palladium and silver falling more than 3 percent, as investors liquidated commodities ahead of closely watched U.S. Federal Reserve minutes.

London Commodity Markets - Strong dollar affects crude oil prices

Brent crude oil consolidated below $118 per barrel on Monday, underpinned by expectations of improving global growth and continuing tensions in the Middle East.

Trading volume was limited as the US market was closed due to the President Day’s holiday and as the International Petroleum (IP) Week, a gathering of industry professionals, kicked off in London, analysts said.