The crash in stock prices has most investors spooked. But it’s worth keeping you head while others lose theirs, says Strategic Investment editor Dan Amoss. Right now, there are some very healthy resource stocks are shockingly cheap. What Dan calls “screaming bargains.”

So much for the government ‘fixing’ the financial markets. Mr. Market simply isn’t buying the bailout. How should investors react? Outstanding Investments co-editor Byron King says the answer is physical gold and precious metals mining shares.

Eric Roseman in The Sovereign Society says, “until the deflation […] ceases, commodities will remain vulnerable. Never in the history of capitalism have commodity prices rallied during a severe contraction in bank credit.”

Eric Fry says his investment strategy is based on a simple formula: “Sell the dollar, sell the dollar and sell the dollar.” And as the buck gets whacked, so will American stocks and bonds. On the other hand, foreign assets and commodities should soar…

The Unholy trinity - the Federal Reserve, SEC and Treasury - has pulled out all the stops this time. But while US stocks soar, Justice Litle says the government’s bailouts are a death blow for the dollar.

Wall Street is on its knees this morning. Lehman Brothers (NYSE:LEH) is out for the count. Merrill Lynch (NYSE:MER) has been sold for a song. And AIG (NYSE:AIG) is living on borrowed time after its stock was pummeled in Friday’s going.

Worse still, according to William Patalon III the wider US economy is sliding into a deep recession.

Russell McDougal at Investor’s Daily Edge says there are extraordinary investment opportunities in the resource sector now.

There is a huge disconnect between commodities prices and resource-sector stocks. Even though the price of oil, gold and other resources have risen sharply in the last year, mining stocks are in turmoil.

The spot price of uranium has likely seen its low at a recent $57 and uranium stocks are cheap and unloved. This sets up a great contrarian investment play, says Russell McDougal in Investor’s Daily Edge.