Young Research & Publishing, Inc.

In 1978, Richard C. Young, commonly known as Dick, founded Young Research & Publishing, Inc. with the goal of producing the respected Young's World Money Forecast. His clientele primarily consisted of institutional investors, financial organizations, and discerning private investors. The foundation of Young Research's forecasts was built on thorough economic and monetary research related to economies, financial markets, and currencies. From 1985 until 2017, Dick also authored the Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report, a monthly newsletter that provided insights on investments in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and the broader economy. Currently, in addition to managing Young's World Money Forecast and overseeing youngresearch.com, Young Research and Publishing Inc. serves as the exclusive research source for Richard C. Young & Co., Ltd., an investment advisory firm located in Naples, FL, and Newport, RI. Our research encompasses a wide array of securities, offering continuous analysis on emerging global economic trends as well as detailed evaluations of specific companies.

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Electric Aviation: New Fuel Cell Breakthrough Triples Battery Energy Density

4 days ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

MIT researchers have developed a revolutionary sodium-air fuel cell that stores over three times the energy of lithium-ion batteries by weight, potentially enabling electric aviation, shipping, and rail. Using liquid sodium and air, the system offers high energy density, quick refueling, and zero carbon emissions. Unlike conventional batteries, it’s safer and scalable, with byproducts that may even help reduce ocean acidity.
Meta and Constellation Ink 20-Year Deal for Clean Nuclear Power

4 days ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

Constellation and Meta have signed a 20-year agreement for 1,121 megawatts of carbon-free nuclear energy from the Clinton Clean Energy Center, starting in 2027. The deal supports the plant’s continued operation after state subsidies expire, adds 30 megawatts in capacity, preserves 1,100 jobs, and contributes $13.5 million in annual tax revenue. It aligns with Meta’s clean energy goals and ensures long-term grid reliability in Illinois.
U.S. Job Openings Hold Steady at 7.4 Million

5 days ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that U.S. job openings held steady at 7.4 million in April, with hires (5.6 million) and separations (5.3 million) also largely unchanged, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Quits remained at 3.2 million, and layoffs and discharges stayed near 1.8 million. Notable changes included fewer openings in food services and education, as well as slight increases in the arts and mining sectors.
Proposed Rule Change Reopens 23 Million Acres in Alaska to Oil Development

5 days ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

The US Department of the Interior has proposed rescinding a 2024 rule that imposed new restrictions on oil and gas development in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve. Officials say the rule exceeded legal authority, conflicted with the Naval Petroleum Reserves Production Act of 1976, and created unnecessary barriers to energy production. The proposed change would restore prior regulations supporting responsible development while protecting surface resources.
Trump Admin Uses Emergency Powers to Boost Geothermal Energy

6 days ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

The US Department of the Interior has launched emergency permitting procedures to fast-track geothermal energy projects vital to U.S. national security and President Trump’s Energy Dominance agenda. By streamlining environmental reviews under emergency authorities, the Department aims to accelerate projects like Ormat Nevada’s Diamond Flat, McGinness Hills, and Pinto developments.
New Survey Highlights Untapped Energy in Rockies

6 days ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

The Department of the Interior has released a new US Geological Survey (USGS) assessment identifying an estimated 473 million barrels of undiscovered oil and 27 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in the Mowry Composite Total Petroleum System across Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah. This science-based evaluation highlights the region’s untapped energy potential and its role in supporting U.S. energy independence and economic growth.
Permian Surge: Tight Oil Drives U.S. Onshore Production Boom

6 days ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

Since 2010, onshore crude oil production in the U.S. Lower 48 has more than tripled, driven by tight oil growth in the Permian region, according to the US Energy Information Administration. Tight oil rose from 0.8 to 8.9 million b/d by 2024, making up 81% of production, while legacy output declined. The Permian contributed 65% of tight oil growth and 51% of total production. After a drop in 2020, Permian output rebounded faster than non-Permian regions, reaching 5.6 million b/d by 2024.
Hybrids Surge as EV Sales Stall in Early 2025

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

The US Energy Information Administration reports that in Q1 2025, 22% of U.S. light-duty vehicle sales were hybrid, battery electric, or plug-in hybrid—up from 18% a year earlier—driven mainly by increased hybrid sales, while battery electric and plug-in hybrid sales remained flat, according to Wards Intelligence. Battery electric vehicles, more common in the luxury market, saw declining sales for some models like the Tesla Model Y, though others, such as the Volkswagen ID.4, gained ground.
DOE Cancels $3.7B in Energy Grants

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright announced the cancellation of 24 clean energy awards worth over $3.7 billion after a detailed financial review found the projects economically unviable and unlikely to benefit taxpayers. Most of the canceled projects, primarily focused on carbon capture and decarbonization, were approved between Election Day and January 20th.
Graduate to Retirement #12: Find Your Inner Tom Sawyer

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | E.J. Smith

Your Survival Guy was driving to an appointment Tuesday morning when one of my West Coast clients called my cell. “Hey, did you get the RUSH 50 box set?” he asked. “No, I haven’t,” I said. “I just got mine,” he said, “and it’s really well done,” explaining how he opted for the CD version. “It was only $75, and I figured it was worth it.”Later, when I checked out Rush’s website, I realized the vinyl and CD versions were sold out, then typed my way to Amazon.com to find a secondary seller asking $99.