Has the commodities bull matured? In recent months, investors have poured record amounts into gold stocks, mining companies and oil and natural gas producers. The rise in fortunes is being compared to the real estate boom, which has peaked. And investors want to know when commodities will do the same. Investment U began studying the commodities market long before its most recent surge. We've assembled advice from some of the sharpest minds in the business, including exclusive interviews with Jim Rogers, who authored Hot Commodities: How Anyone Can Invest Profitably In the World's Best Market. It's a must read for serious commodities investors and traders. Commodities are more volatile than most stocks. But the following articles will help you find out how to avoid the most common pitfalls, including Advice on Commodities. This section is also an invaluable tool in how to invest in metals and other raw materials. Want to know how to amass bullion? See How to Buy Gold Coins. The Commodities Market Jim Rogers on the Commodities Market: Exclusive Investment U Interview (Part 1): Jim Rogers Predicts Another Raging Bull Market in Commodities
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Commodities Trading: The Two Best Ways to Play the Commodity Markets
Energy Mercantilism… Is "Private Oil" Threatening the NYMEX?
Water Stocks: The Companies and the ETF Behind the Commodity People Are Fighting Over
Investing In Silver: It's Time To Buy This Precious Metal
Daniel Yergin: Mark Skousen Interviews the World's Foremost Oil and Energy Expert on the Biggest Threat to American Energy
Investing in Water: The Most Profitable Investment of the 21st Century
The "Fight" That Knocked Out Commodities
Advice on Commodities: Uranium Stocks, Gold, and Why "Buy and Hold" in these Markets is Risky Business
Trading Commodities: Still a Buy for Now
Are We Headed Toward a Commodity Bubble, Too?
Stock Market Predictions for 2004-2005
Jim Rogers Sizes up the Commodity Bull Market. Is it Over?
Jim Rogers on China's Currency Revaluation: The New Yuan Rate Versus the U.S. Dollar…and What It Means for Long-term Investors (Part 1 of our interview with investing legend Jim Rogers)
Jim Rogers: Hot on Commodities…Thoughts on Gold, Hubbert's Peak, and More (Part 2 of our interview)
Commodity Bubble: Are We Headed There, Too? Gold Investing The Price of Gold… 3 Reasons Why This Precious Metal Should Be In Every Portfolio
2006 Gold Outlook: The Seven Factors Polishing this Precious Metal
Investing In Gold… Six Good Reasons to Own Gold Today and Three Ways to Invest
Gold as an Inflation and Market Indicator: Where to Put Your Money When Prices Edge Higher
How to Buy Gold for Less Than $10 An Ounce
Gold Stocks: 2 Ways To Size Up Investment Buys in 2005
Buying Swiss Gold at Less than Melt
How To Buy Gold Coins: Own fantastic 100-year-old "Brilliant Uncirculated" Gold Coins…at 5% or Less Over Melt Value
Buying Gold Coins: The Ultimate No-Brainer Oil Investing Oil and Gas Investments: The Looming Tax Threat That Hurts Their Stocks
Canada Oil Sands: Investing In The Oil Reserve 8 Times Bigger Than Saudi Arabia's
Oil and Gas Stocks: Who Really Controls the Oil?
History of Oil: The Single Greatest Prize in All History Timber Investing Investing In Timber Stocks: These Investments Are Always a Good Buy… But Especially So Right Now
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Uranium: How This Commodity's Staging A Comeback
2007 Uranium Forecast… Will Uranium Be The Best Investment Play for the New Year?
Uranium Stocks: While Gold Tops Out, this Forgotten "Yellow" Commodity Hits Its All-Time High
Advice on Commodities: Uranium Stocks, Gold, and Why "Buy and Hold" in these Markets is Risky Business
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