The market has risen by historic proportions in the past year. While this rise could continue, investors might want to hedge their bets in today's uncertain environment. One strategy: A security that goes up when the market goes down.

Despite lackluster demand in the recession, this company still made huge profits. Now, as economies recover in the months and years ahead, this company is positioned for a nice windfall.

One of the best companies capitalism has ever created is about to get better. The most pronounced and obvious worldwide trend will play right into this company's hand, making it a smart choice for an uncertain time.

A perfect storm of factors are aligning to bring about skyrocketing oil prices in the near future. Investors can position themselves for a windfall -- and earn huge yields in the meantime.

The long-term bull market in this cyclical industry has been temporarily interrupted by the worst downturn in generations. This stock could explode in 2010 as things turn around.

This one of a kind company has remained strong through the twin ravages of the Great Recession and the Swine Flu virus. Now, as these problems fade, this great dividend payer is about to get even better.

An improving economy and historically low valuations have created an ideal situation for this sector.

This fund provides inflation protection, dollar diversification and growth -- while paying a fat distribution.

One of the best positioned banks in the world for growth also happens to pay a fat dividend. Located amid the fastest growing economies in the world and on the cusp of the worldwide economic recovery, this bank could grow by leaps and bounds.

This company's turnaround could become legendary in the annals of corporate history. And the market could reward the stock big time in 2010.