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Jared Levy: We can trade orange juice, coffee and even the weather. But the most important commodity of them all is off limits. I might be the only one who sees the danger lurking everywhere. Read more…
Kevin Grewal: Supply and demand forces are dictating that the global water sector is expected to witness growth and positive price support in the future, making the PowerShares Water Resources (NYSE:PHO), the PowerShares Global Water (NYSE:PIO) and the Guggenheim S&P Global Water Read more…
Sean Brodrick: This summer, I drove through New York and Canada, and then spent some time in Maine. And I had the opportunity to observe two great water resources — Niagara Falls and the state of Maine itself. I’ve learned some statistics on both that might startle you. Read more…
Smart Investing Daily has been banging the drum on global food inflation issues and shortages. The skyrocketing prices of foodstuffs driven by consumption and a weak U.S. dollar are wreaking havoc Read more…
Larry D. Spears: Stock-market icon Warren Buffett once said that “our favorite holding period is forever.” Read more…
Both macro and microeconomic forces suggest that the global water sector is destined to see exponential growth paving the path to opportunity for the PowerShares Water Resources Read more…
Larry D. Spears: 2010 was the year of the commodity. Gold prices soared, copper hit record highs, oil again marched towards $100 a barrel, and many agricultural products doubled in value. Read more…
Both macro and microeconomic forces suggest that the global water sector is destined to see exponential growth paving the path to opportunity for the PowerShares Water Resources Read more…
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Both macro and microeconomic forces suggest that the global water sector is destined to see exponential growth paving the path to opportunity for the PowerShares Water Resources Read more…
As global populations continue to grow, advancements in medical technology continue to prolong life, and developing economies add wealth, the demand for water is likely to remain elevated. Read more…
“The Water Wars Could Start to Heat Up. You probably know that experts are worried about future water supplies not only for the developing world, but also Europe and America Read more…
“While global climate change may be over-politicized, there’s no disputing that the issue is real,” says Larry Edelson. In his Real Wealth, he looks at two favorite exchange-traded funds that invest in the water sector Read more…
“I don’t think this is a typical market environment, let alone a typical market cycle. Instead, I think we’re in a secular trough of the next global bull market cycle. Read more…
Water scarcity is rising up the agenda as a major social and economic issue affecting the worlds’ poor. Risks to grain harvests are rising due to the fact that 2.8-billion people live in areas of high water stress. The opportunity for greater water efficiencies is enormous in the developed world too and so is the investment opportunity…..
……In the major cities of the world, a staggering amount of water is lost through transmission. In Paris, for example, more than 50% of water is reported to be lost through leakage in the pipes. In China, 60% of cities suffer water shortages and that problem will only grow as populations continue to urbanize. Read more…
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