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Easy Trade for Oil Income
Briton RylePosted April 1, 2015
I normally don't mess with huge sell-offs because they are typically very difficult to get right, and you can lose a lot of loot if you don't get it right. But the situation with oil is a bit...
Stress Tests & Share Buybacks
Brian HicksPosted March 31, 2015
Share buybacks do not constitute a positive market change. They simply remove shares from the market, lowering the divisor for earnings-per-share calculations, which benefits the higher-ups at the...
The Fall of "Silicon" Valley: Investing in Technology Metals
Jason StutmanPosted March 31, 2015
Silicon's dominance is coming to an end, and a new group of metals is taking over the technology industry.
Three Questions for Your Investment Advisor
Brian HicksPosted March 31, 2015
Is your financial advisor doing what's best for your investments? Here are three questions that will help you find out...
The Economic Implosion of Saudi Arabia
Geoffrey PikePosted March 30, 2015
A new war is not all that is going on in Saudi Arabia. The tables have turned. Stocks in Saudi Arabia were extremely volatile, losing 5 percent during one day of trading.
Index Funds vs. Mutual Funds
Brian HicksPosted March 30, 2015
How do index funds compare to actively managed funds?
Recession Coming?
Briton RylePosted March 30, 2015
Why have interest rates been able to stay so low without sparking inflation? The answer isn't a good one...
Tech Companies Fight Obesity Epidemic
Brian HicksPosted March 30, 2015
There may now be a less-invasive solution to obesity than bariatric surgeries.
The First Step to Nationalizing U.S. Banks
Brian HicksPosted March 27, 2015
No, you're not schizophrenic. They ARE watching you!
The 4th Great Tech Revolution
Brian HicksPosted March 27, 2015
We're on the brink of the fourth major technological revolution of the last hundred years... and it's going to be a big one.
The 401(k) Doesn't Measure Up
Geoffrey PikePosted March 27, 2015
Americans often list retirement as their top financial worry, and 401(k) contributions are frighteningly low.
Police Shakedowns Fund the Justice System
Brian HicksPosted March 26, 2015
Police get sneakier every year. And that's precisely their intention. To blend in as best they can. Trap you. Shake you down. And make some money. Is protect and serve no longer relevant?
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