Joshua Bondy

There are challenges in the copper market, but it's time to look past China and focus on costs.

With the Brent-WTI spread expected to remain strong, U.S. refiners HollyFrontier and Valero will keep pumping out big profits.

Demand for lithium is growing by leaps and bounds, but miners like Sociedad Quimica y Minera, Rockwood Holdings, and FMC may be in for a rough ride.

Drillers are one bet on the growing U.S. natural gas industry, but investing in pipelines is a very attractive alternative.

By investing in a small number of companies you can replicate ExxonMobil's upsides without many of its downsides.

GE's efficient turbines work with many types of feedstocks, and they will create a future where small distributed biogas and solar installations work together to provide stable energy.

In the midst of political instability Kinder Morgan Inc. is a great place to stash your hard-earned funds.

The growth in U.S. oil production means that the U.S. doesn't need to be too scared of Russian oil.

Refinery upgrades are pushing the price of natural gas upward and solar manufacturers are first in line to benefit.

SunPower is on the upturn while First Solar is hard at work improving its products, but does this really warrant such a big difference in valuation?

Taseko's and Barrick's recent struggles show just how important it is to learn from the mistakes of others.

Potash sellers like PotashCorp and Agrium offer inflation hedging that outshines gold in steady inflation environments.

Refiners and midstream MLPs can easily be hurt by towns and states pushing back against crude-by-rail projects.

If you look at the basic economic figures, it is clear that China will need much more copper to continue economic development at the pace it wants.

When examining miners like Molycorp or BHP Billiton, it is important to look beyond simple profit margins.

Mining equipment manufacturers Joy Global and Caterpillar are hoping for a rebound in the U.S. coal market, but Alpha Natural Resources and Arch Coal show that the U.S. coal miners still have a way to go.

In the midst of what could at times be described yellow journalism, it is easy to forget that TransCanada offers much more than Keystone XL.

Developing CPV technology backed by big investors threatens existing solar manufacturers like First Solar and SunPower.

The latest numbers show that existing Canadian oil production is surprisingly cheap.

North Dakota's per well oil production is falling, and now is the time to make sure you are not exposed to risky drillers.