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Millionaires More Likely to Strategic Default

Brian Hicks
Posted February 8, 2011

Millionaires are defaulting at a much faster rate than "everybody else", but they're doing it as a business decision.

Carlos Slim Catches Gold Fever

Luke Burgess
Posted February 8, 2011

Analyst Luke Burgess discusses Carlos Slim's new gold and silver mining company and advises investors on Mexican mining companies.

An Egyptian Firebrand Away from $400 Oil

Christian DeHaemer
Posted February 7, 2011

Editor Chris DeHaemer discusses the political situation in the Middle East, and what it means for the West... and the price of oil.

Weekend: Morning in America

Brian Hicks
Posted February 6, 2011

Editor Steve Christ takes a look at the Reagan record on the former president's birthday, explaining why it's "Morning Again" in America.

Recovery Chronicles: Tales From the Modern Food Line

Brian Hicks
Posted February 4, 2011

A sorry state of affairs as food stamp usage jumps 14% from last year, and half of those used are for children. More on the startling statistics.

2011 Gold and Silver Predictions

Brian Hicks
Posted February 4, 2011

Analyst Greg McCoach weighs in on gold and silver prices in 2011, and tells investors where the best place to put their money in the precious metal market right now.

Rick Santelli Slams the Spin...

Brian Hicks
Posted February 4, 2011

Rick Sanetlli is the only guy worth listening to on CNBC. Watch the video as Santelli blasts Steve Liesman and talks about the true unemployment rate.

Ben Plans, Food Prices Reach All-Time Highs

Brian Hicks
Posted February 3, 2011

Despite the obvious fact that commodity prices are skyrocketing Bernanke remarks, "overall inflation remains quite low." Meanwhile, the reality is food prices around the world have hit their highest...

The Metal People are Dying For

Brian Hicks
Posted February 3, 2011

Editor Ian Cooper takes a look at the recent trend in copper theft and advises readers how to play a coming surge in copper prices.

The WSJ's Most Controversial Article... Ever

Brian Hicks
Posted February 2, 2011

Publisher Brian Hicks discusses the growing U.S. fear of the Chinese juggernaut, but affirms American innovation as our nation's trump card.

Why Egypt Matters

Brian Hicks
Posted February 1, 2011

Analyst Adam Sharp talks about unrest in Egypt and why investors are smart to pay attention.

China's Housing Bubble Begins to Top

Brian Hicks
Posted February 1, 2011

China’s property market may be heading into a bubble as the economy’s reliance on real estate reaches a level close to the housing peaks in the U.S. and Japan, according to Citigroup Inc.