TheStreet: Pioneer Natural Resources Is Headed Higher

By SIMON CONSTABLE

The Permian Basin is getting hot fast with oil companies.

The best way for investors to profit from the trend is by investing in shares of Pioneer Natural Resources Company. 

The firm is a pure play on the oil-rich Permian rock formation in the southwest U.S., has low costs of production, and is set to expand production dramatically this year and next. All of which should lead to the stock price soaring around 40% from its recent levels, analysts say. Read more here.

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Korn Ferry: The Never-Ending ‘Crisis’

By SIMON CONSTABLE

Nearly two years running and still no answer.

On Tuesday, the UK Parliament rejected the latest Brexit offer Prime Minister Theresa May negotiated, setting up votes later in the week on whether the nation should leave the European Union without any agreements over trade and immigration or delay leaving. Read more here.

TheStreet: Why It's A Good Time to Invest in Copper

By SIMON CONSTABLE

After months in the doldrums, copper prices look set to surge once again.

There are two broad reasons. First is that there are dwindling supplies of the metal, which among other things gets used for electrical wiring. The second is that China's economy likely will not deteriorate much more, analysts say. Read more here.

Forbes: Doomed Venezuela-- This One Number Shows Just How Bad It Is

By SIMON CONSTABLE

Venezuela is in a hole, that's for sure. But how deep the problem runs has been something of a mystery. That is until now.

It's not just bad: It is monstrous. Read more here.

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TheStreet: Chevron-- Why Now Is the Time to Buy

By SIMON CONSTABLE

It's time to buy some stock in Chevron Corporation.

There are three broad reasons. The first is that oil prices look set to surge in the coming months. Secondly, the shares are cheap compared to the company's peers. And lastly, the firm's expansion plans should continue to add profitability, even if energy prices dip. Read more here.

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