The Transportation Sector: Here Are Three Investments in a Sector That’s Ready to Soar
by David Fessler, Energy & Infrastructure Expert
Friday, November 20, 2009: Issue #1142
As the old saying goes, “You’re either a contrarian, or a victim.”
It just so happens that one of the savviest contrarians I know is my colleague, Louis Basenese.
And nobody takes that to heart more than Lou does. I’ve scratched my head in bewilderment on many occasions after reading one of Lou’s bold predictions – only to see his intuition prove uncanny time after time.
So today I’m stealing a page from the “Basenese Playbook” and taking a look at the severely battered transportation sector, one that pretty much everybody hates. However, I think, it’s not only about to come off life support, but perhaps become one of the hottest investments in 2010. The Transportation Sector – Full Article
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David Fessler has a sector that warrants your attention. But first, I want to officially raise a red flag in another market.
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