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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GLE Advances ‘Holy Grail’ of Enrichment

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

Global Laser Enrichment LLC (GLE) has begun TRL-6 testing of its laser-based SILEX technology—long seen as the “Holy Grail” of uranium enrichment—at its Wilmington, NC, facility. This breakthrough supports plans for a domestic plant in Paducah, KY, boosting U.S. energy security. As Kapil Kajal of Interesting Engineering reports, laser enrichment could pave the way for “endless nuclear power” through the world’s most powerful laser-based uranium processing.
Energy Dominance: DOE Outlines FY2026 Budget Under Trump Directive

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright testified before Congress outlining the Department of Energy’s FY2026 budget, emphasizing a return to the agency’s core mission of promoting American energy dominance. The proposed budget reduces non-defense spending, eliminates over $15 billion in clean energy funding, and prioritizes fossil fuels, nuclear innovation, and energy infrastructure development.
US May Ease Global AI Chip Export Limits

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

Stephanie Lai and Mackenzie Hawkins of Bloomberg report that the Trump administration plans to repeal the Biden-era AI chip export rule, aiming to simplify restrictions and boost U.S. innovation. The current rule, which limits exports to many countries to curb China’s access, has faced strong opposition from tech firms like Nvidia and U.S. allies.
May RAGE Gauge: Survive

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

You can do a lot by simply trying to survive. You don’t need huge gains that get wiped out by huge losses. Sometimes, you just need to survive to live to fight another day. In investing, that works because of the beauty of compounding money. As Dick Young said to me recently: “Survival Guy, I made more money after the age of 60 than at any other time in my life.” Survive and you just may too. The big winner since we last spoke has been gold, as you can see below. Is it too late to get in?
China Cuts Rates to Offset U.S. Tariffs Ahead of Trade Talks

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

Ken Moritsugu and Elaine Kurtenbach of the Associated Press report that China unveiled interest rate cuts and other stimulus measures to offset the economic impact of U.S. tariffs, as both nations prepare for trade talks in Geneva. Despite the dialogue, a resolution remains uncertain amid firm stances and economic strain on both sides.
“Investors Need to Beat Back This Mighty Foe,” Dick Young

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

“Inertia,” Dick Young said to me recently, “is terrible. Investors need to beat back this mighty foe.” A point he regularly explained to you inside the pages of Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report. Your Survival Guy was reminded of this yesterday during a foggy mid-afternoon walk coming back from Goat Island, admiring some of the recently launched boats and anticipating the season ahead (we launch Tom Sawyer tomorrow).
Temu Halts Chinese Imports to the U.S. Amid Tariff Changes

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

Temu has halted direct shipments from China to the U.S. due to new tariffs, according to Anthony Ha of TechCrunch. Instead, it offers products from U.S. warehouses, with Chinese goods listed as out of stock. This shift helps avoid high import charges, and the company continues to recruit U.S. sellers to fulfill orders locally while keeping pricing unchanged.
Falling Demand Threatens Saudi Oil Gambit

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

Ron Bousso of Reuters reports that Saudi Arabia is pushing an oil price war to regain market control, but weak global demand and economic uncertainty may limit its impact. Despite increasing supply, falling prices may not spark higher demand, risking budget strain and tension within OPEC+.
HELP: I’m Caught in the Tariff Crossfire, Part 2

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

As I wrote to you three months ago, Your Survival Guy is caught in the tariff crossfire. We’re in the middle of a home project, and back in February, we ordered our windows from Loewen, based in Canada. Good windows. We have them in the rest of the house.
Breaking Down California’s Gas Prices

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

California consistently has the highest gasoline prices in the continental U.S., often over $1 above the national average, reports Anne Miranda and Tara Bennett-Chirico of the US Energy Information Administration. Key factors include the highest state taxes ($0.90/gal total), strict environmental regulations, a special fuel blend that’s costly to produce, and limited supply due to geographic isolation.