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Gold Awaits EU Summit Results

Brian Hicks
Posted June 27, 2012

Even gold is shaky as the EU looks for a solution to its economic turbulence.

Oil Stock Outlook

Christian DeHaemer
Posted June 26, 2012

Oil companies earnings are contracting. Always sell when one of these ten events happen.

Own Gold Now

Brian Hicks
Posted June 25, 2012

Publisher Brian Hicks explains why owning gold now is more important than ever.

Warren Buffett Buys 66th Local Newspaper

Brian Hicks
Posted June 25, 2012

Buffett buys into the print media market many call "dying"

Buffett Buys, Oil to Double, Gold to Fly, Bernanke Twists

Christian DeHaemer
Posted June 23, 2012

What we know about housing, oil, gold, and the dollar.

Rare Earth Options

Brian Hicks
Posted June 22, 2012

Analyst Ian Cooper uncovers the easiest way to trade China's latest warning.

Gold Falls on Fed Inaction

Brian Hicks
Posted June 22, 2012

The results of Wednesday's Fed policy meeting pushed gold down...

Oil Prices to Double

Brian Hicks
Posted June 21, 2012

As I write this, oil has broken below the $80 a barrel mark. This is the first time it has traded below $80 since last October.

Oracle of Omaha Confident About Housing Recovery

Brian Hicks
Posted June 21, 2012

Warren Buffett's company takes the lead in a loan portfolio bidding war.

Gold Going to $8,500/oz

Christian DeHaemer
Posted June 20, 2012

As I write this, gold futures have fallen below $1,600. We wait with bated breath as the great Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke gathers his papers and readies his announcement...

Ex-Saudi Aramco Exec: U.S. becoming Energy Independent

Brian Hicks
Posted June 19, 2012

Publisher Brian Hicks shares his takeaways from the Second Annual Mine LLC Oil and Gas Forum, where he spoke last week about Peak Oil, plus the reasons he believes oil prices will remain high... and...

How to Avoid the Global Debt Debacle

Briton Ryle
Posted June 18, 2012

Analyst Briton Ryle explains why Greece's decision to stay in the EU is a good thing, but why all is not well that ends well when it comes to debt and bankruptcy across the pond.