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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Your Retirement Life: How Was the Trip?

4 days ago | youngresearch.com | E.J. Smith

In my conversations with you, I love to hear about how you’re livin’. In a recent email exchange, you wrote, “I hope your summer has started off well and you have had time to convert some gas into wakes already! We have a big offshore trip coming up and I cannot wait!”How was the trip? A big success. “We ran 115 miles off the west of Florida. Fished in 180-200ft of water and it treated us very well. Glassy seas and great friends make for a great trip.
Achieving Balance in an Uncertain World

5 days ago | youngresearch.com | E.J. Smith

You know that the United States has bombed Iran, and markets are reacting to the potential for war and disruptions to the supply of oil coming out of the Persian Gulf. In times of economic and geopolitical turmoil, it’s not bad to reassess your tolerance for risk and your portfolio allocation. Are you willing to ride a lot of volatility? Or maybe you want to own assets with a more stable history.
Oil Shock? Not So Much

5 days ago | youngresearch.com | E.J. Smith

Iran’s parliament has voted unanimously to close the Strait of Hormuz, a choke point in the Persian Gulf through which more than a quarter of seaborne traded oil and around one-fifth of the global LNG trade passed in 2023. Of the crude oil that passes through the strait, about 83% goes to Asian countries, with the top destinations including China, India, Japan, and South Korea.
Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report from Feb. 1987

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

You may recall a couple of months ago, Your Survival Guy was close to being caught in the tariff battle with Canada because our house project involves Canadian-made Loewen windows and doors (excellent). Fortunately for us, we dodged a bullet. The reason I’m telling you this is because we’ve been living down the street in my in-laws’, Dick and Debbie Young’s guest house. My routine is to work on my posts early in the a.m. from the main house, where I talk regularly with Dick about investing.
Historic Tax Cuts Across All States

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

The White House reports that President Trump’s proposed “One Big Beautiful Bill” promises the largest tax cut in US history, aiming to boost wages, take-home pay, and economic growth for working- and middle-class Americans. A Council of Economic Advisers state-by-state analysis shows potential long-term wage gains from $4,300 to $14,800 and take-home pay increases from $6,000 to $16,500, depending on the state.
Job Openings Rise in Four States, National Rate Steady

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

In April, job openings and hiring rates increased in four U.S. states, while separations rose in two states and fell in one, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Nationally, job openings, hires, and separation rates showed little change. Notable increases in job openings were seen in West Virginia, Louisiana, and North Carolina, while New York led in overall job openings and separations. Layoffs rose in 5 states, including Florida and New York, but decreased in Texas and Montana.
Ethane Shipments Stall as U.S.-China Trade Tensions Rise

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

The US Energy Information Administration forecasts a drop in U.S. ethane exports by 80,000 b/d in 2025 and 177,000 b/d in 2026 due to new export license requirements for shipments to China. China, which accounted for 47% of U.S. ethane exports in 2024, has seen shipments stall after the U.S. labeled exports a military risk. At least seven large ethane carriers are currently stranded off the US Gulf Coast.
Letchworth: Are You Living Your Best Retirement Life?

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

Your Survival Guy loves it when you email me from the road, living your best retirement life. Take, for example, last week when you emailed from the road on the homeward leg of a van trip to meet up in Indiana with about 19 other vans at a rally. “We are currently at Letchworth State Park in New York. Incredible place on the Genesee River. Been on the road since May 31 and will be back on the 13th. Will give you a call when we get back.” -PL Action Line: I want to hear about your retirement life.
US Export Prices Drop Sharply in May

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that US import prices were unchanged in May 2025 as higher nonfuel costs offset a 4.0% drop in fuel prices, while export prices fell 0.9%—the sharpest monthly decline since October 2023—driven by lower nonagricultural goods. Despite the dip, export prices rose 1.7% year-over-year. Agricultural exports edged up, and import airfares jumped 7.3%, while export airfares dropped 1.9%.
Israel-Iran Conflict Triggers Freight Rate Surge and Maritime Caution

1 week ago | youngresearch.com | Dick Young

Sam Meredith of CNBC News reports that some shipowners are beginning to avoid the Strait of Hormuz due to rising tensions stemming from the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, according to the global shipping association Bimco. The strategic waterway, crucial for global oil and container trade, has seen a “modest drop” in ship traffic as security concerns mount.