Dave Fessler

Right now global growth in unconventional oil and gas is a pipe dream. The action, profits and share growth are all happening with companies right here in the United States.

Thanks to hydraulic fracking, America is now awash in cheap oil. And that's great news for everyone … except oil companies and their investors.

The value of most IRA accounts is pitifully low and the reason is that most people keep making the same four silly mistakes.

The new American Dream is not the same as the old one. There are a lot more service jobs and fewer in the manufacturing sector. But that may be changing and investors should know how to play that.

The U.S. and the rest of the world desperately need to cut down on wasted energy, which is a bigger problem than most people think. There are a few companies worth investing in that are looking to do just that.

There's one logistics company that is the perfect Rust Belt Revival pick-and-shovel play. It's the largest third-party logistics company in the world and poised to benefit from new companies moving into Middle America.

You might be surprised to learn the next hot emerging market, but a coming energy boom has it all set to take off. By 2020, this country is predicted to be the biggest oil producer and there are plenty of ways to get in now.

If you live in a major city, there's a good chance you rely on some form of public transportation to get around. However, the rest of us are stuck visiting the gas pumps.

It's important to understand the production origins of any commodity, as this knowledge can provide you with a better understanding of where and how to invest.

There's a new trend and it's been happening for years. Everything has been slowly shifting to your cell phone: camera, email, music, etc. Now your credit card is there.