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What Bill Gates is Buying
Christian DeHaemerPosted October 17, 2013
None other than Bill Gates has predicted that by 2025, robots will be as common as computers are today. I would go even further... Five years from now, people will spend more time interacting with...
Housing Market Slowdown
Brian HicksPosted October 17, 2013
The government shutdown has rattled confidence in the housing market, but it could see a rebound soon...
Investing After the Shutdown
Briton RylePosted October 17, 2013
The debt crisis has been averted...for now. Invest wisely before it starts back up again in January...
Robotic Slave Labor Profits
Jason StutmanPosted October 16, 2013
Whether we like it or not, our entire standard of living today was built on whips and chains.
Default Planning has Begun
Briton RylePosted October 16, 2013
Congress is coming right down to the wire on an incredibly important issue. And there is no reason for it... except stubbornness.
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Smartwatch Investing
Brian HicksPosted October 16, 2013
Analysts predict an impending boom in smartwatches which could grow the little tech niche by as much as 900 percent annually.
Investing in Debt Ceiling Deals
Briton RylePosted October 16, 2013
The U.S. is running out of time. If Congress can't come to a deal on the debt ceiling by midnight, the trouble will start...
Investing in Genetic Testing Technology
Brian HicksPosted October 16, 2013
Myriad Genetics (NASDAQ: MYGN) has fallen as other companies have started developing BRCA genetic testing...
India Rupee Crisis
Briton RylePosted October 15, 2013
India is struggling to recover its falling rupee while inflation is pushing up the prices of essential goods...
Silver Prices and the Government Shutdown
Brian HicksPosted October 15, 2013
Silver has been volatile during the government shutdown. A default could push it up, but other factors could support gains as well...
Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) Latest Victory
Brian HicksPosted October 15, 2013
Samsung and Apple are are colleagues in the component business but that is slowly changing.
Shale Decline Rate Investing
Jeff SiegelPosted October 14, 2013
China is officially number one. But it's for an honor no one wants... the biggest importer of oil on the planet!
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