Ryan Stancil,
Editor
July 18, 2026
Since last week: New inflation numbers inspired confidence, but bad news in other sectors took that away.
1. Inflation Numbers
Inflation slowed more than expected but not enough to scare away the specter of possible interest rate increases. Nor was renewed violence in the Middle East. The uptick there will likely influence energy and fuel prices, worsening the situation. In an environment like this, the best strategy is to be proactive. Learn how to do that by clicking here.
2. Gold’s Pain
Gold continued to suffer thanks to rising oil prices and persistent rate hike bets. Those ongoing troubles make it harder for many traders to keep in mind that gold is still in a bull market and its long-term prospects are still good. This presents a buying opportunity and you can learn how to take advantage of it by clicking here.
3. SpaceX Price Loses its Shine
SpaceX’s valuation fell below its historic IPO price, and a lot of traders who bought the hype are now regretting their choices. Despite all of that, there is a larger story here about the importance of space investment and why it’s a sector to watch. While all eyes are on Elon’s latest venture, one small-cap space investment is escaping the notice of maintstream investors. This is your chance to buy in before the herd. Learn how to do that by clicking here.
4. Uranium Goes Global
India is following the same trend as other countries in trying to establish energy security. Like many other countries, India realizes nuclear power is the future, so Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been working with counterparts in Australia and Indonesia to secure the minerals needed to make that a reality. These agreements include uranium and other critical metals essential to energy independence. We could see something similar here in the US, as domestic companies ramp up production of many of these same types of minerals. If that is the case, uranium producers and their investors will be among the big winners in this trend. Click here to learn how you can secure your share of the potential profits.
What to Look For
Expect talk of rate hikes to intensify as we get closer to the next Fed meeting.
Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Bizarro World