- November 14, 2012
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These two nuclear industry stocks will electrify investor portfolios for years to come. Read More
Benjamin Shepherd is a recognized exchange-traded fund (ETF), mutual fund and stock expert with an extensive background analyzing time-tested funds, including their managers and strategies. Ben looks for investments that have proven themselves in both bull and bear markets. Ben also specializes in covering emerging markets, pinpointing the most dynamic investments in developing nations for market-beating growth.
Ben is an analyst for Global Income Edge and regularly contributes to Personal Finance, Investing Daily’s flagship product.
Analyst Articles
- November 7, 2012
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This fund provides fixed-income exposure to emerging countries that are economically robust and politically sound. Read More
- November 7, 2012
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The greenback will continue to be viewed as the best safe haven around, at least in terms of the developed world. But that confidence could soon get dinged. Read More
Because it wouldn’t fare well in another credit crisis, sell iShares Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF.Read More…… Read More
- October 31, 2012
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These two companies are positioned to reap profits from the world's pressing need for greater food production. Read More
- October 31, 2012
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Growing consumption of meat in emerging markets, coupled with the rising worldwide incidence of drought, will benefit agriculture sector companies that embrace innovation. Read More
Argentina's government has implemented questionable economic policies that render the country's once thriving markets a poor destination for investors. Read More
Last week, UBS launched an ETN that tracks a basket of mortgage REITs and employs leverage to further magnify their already eye-popping yields. Read More
- October 17, 2012
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This infrastructure play is positioned to ride the burgeoning need for water in São Paulo, the growth engine of Brazil's robust economy. Read More
- October 17, 2012
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Wrangling among China’s top leadership for control will exert long-term policy consequences that will likely favor our portfolio holdings based in the Middle Kingdom. Read More