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The Constitution Optional for Sheriff Joe

Jeff Siegel
Posted June 3, 2013

Your Constitutional rights as an American citizen, no matter what race, are not up for debate.

Sallie Mae and Student Loans

Brian Hicks
Posted June 3, 2013

Sallie Mae is planning to split into two publicly-traded student loan companies: one for private loans and one for public.

Investing in Copper Mining

Briton Ryle
Posted June 3, 2013

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. (NYSE: FCX) is acquiring two energy producers, but the company could be set for a boost in copper as well.

The Constitution is Optional for Sheriff Joe

Jeff Siegel
Posted June 3, 2013

Your Constitutional rights as an American citizen, no matter what race, are not up for debate.

Joe Arpaio Defies Constitution

Jeff Siegel
Posted May 31, 2013

Some call him a hero, but Joe Arpaio is a terrorist and a traitor to the U.S. Constitution.

Recreational Marijuana Investing

Brian Hicks
Posted May 31, 2013

Colorado's Governor recently approved legislation setting limits for recreational marijuana in a move that could allow the industry to move forward...

Bitcoin Under Attack

Brian Hicks
Posted May 31, 2013

Immediately following the shutdown of Liberty Reserve, Bitcoin's biggest exchange released a notice saying transactions would no longer be anonymous...

Goldman Sachs Says Stay in Stocks

Brian Hicks
Posted May 31, 2013

Goldman Sachs believes that equities are still the place to be, but after the Fed's recent testimony, many investors aren't so sure...

Investing on Physical Gold Demand

Briton Ryle
Posted May 31, 2013

While physical gold demand keeps surging and supply isn't keeping up, the prices still remain curiously low. What could be the cause?

Is Mining a Bad Thing?

Brian Hicks
Posted May 30, 2013

Responsible mining is critical to keeping our way of life intact. But how many people think mining is a bad thing?

South Africa's Gold and Platinum Industry

Brian Hicks
Posted May 30, 2013

South Africa's gold and platinum mining sectors have been struggling under the dual curse of unrest and demand shortages. But reform is ahead...

Big Banks Still in Charge

Brian Hicks
Posted May 30, 2013

The Dodd-Frank Act, meant to prevent another taxpayer bailout of the big U.S. banks, may be "dead in the water"...