The movie business thrived during the Great Depression. You'll never guess which entertainment business is booming now -- and the yield will blow you away.

This week I'm recommending a special kind of security that could help you profit from a declining market. These securities are designed to increase in value when the stock market heads lower -- find out which security is my favorite.

These new financial products offered by one of the biggest names in the business have the industry’s lowest fees -- and give investors commission-free trades for life.

The long-term worldwide trend toward ever-expanding industrialization has been interrupted -- but only temporarily. This company is in line to reap huge profits when it resumes, and you get paid 12% to wait.

This high-yielder's dividend is well covered and growing, and the company has a dividend reinvestment program that puts your money right back to work for you.

Last October, when the markets seemed at their worst, Warren Buffett told us not to give up on U.S. stocks. But it was one investment in particular that stands out as perhaps his shrewdest move in decades. Learn about these little known income securities and how a major disconnect in the market can still net big yields and significant appreciation potential for investors.

Everyday investors will have a chance to own the market's most coveted investment -- Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway -- for the first time. Here's how.

For the first time in nearly 35 years there will be no cost of living adjustment in payments to Social Security recipients. But for many, monthly bills will increase anyway. We've uncovered one investment class that can help you increase your income despite the lack of help from Social Security.

These little stocks are not only cheap, they also pay huge dividends.

While Congress debates health-care, cap-and-trade and new financial regulations, a series of regulations that affect every American are winding their way through the Department of Energy. This quiet revolution -- one few Americans are aware or -- made a public announcement to unveil $3.4 billion in grants to local utilities. Many of those public dollars are going to create private profits, especially for one key industry.