This wafer maker has exposure to a pair of dynamic industries.

Wall Street will be paying close attention to an obscure conference in Amsterdam over the next few days where the world's foremost experts are meeting about a technology that could produce +50% annual returns for the next dozen years.

Investors who want to capture the real potential of emerging powerhouses like Brazil won't look to the traditional exchange-traded funds on the market. They'll look here instead...

The list of deals this company has done in the past year will make your chin drop, leaving you with one question: Who's next -- and how do I profit from it?

A down economy has forced this retailer to implement some key changes that could help it shine in the next upturn.

Here are three areas where big money goes to get bigger. (Not surprisingly, there's a common thread.)

Stocks with a high number of 'Buy' ratings are a dime a dozen. But these stocks are the absolute darlings of Wall Street. A quick run of the numbers shows some interesting (and potentially underpriced) candidates.

The move to allow gasoline to be blended with up to 15% ethanol could spell billions in profits for this crucial industry participant.

The Obama Administration approved a USDA loan guarantee for a cutting-edge biofuel plant, an industry the president is about to hand billions of dollars to. But that's just the beginning. Federal law mandates cellulosic output to increase by +24,515% -- here's how to profit.

This unique little company pays a stable double-digit yield and trades at bargain levels. Still, few are paying attention.