Brian HicksPosted October 13, 2010
Publisher Brian Hicks tells readers why recent events between two ancient Eastern rivals are a linchpin in the rare earth metals story, and how investors can now be poised for profit.
Luke BurgessPosted October 12, 2010
Investment powerhouse Goldman Sachs now believes gold may rally more that 20 percent from this month's record to $1,650 an ounce in 12 months citing further quantitative easing in the United States...
Luke BurgessPosted October 12, 2010
Reporter Alix Steel talks with Jim Cramer about the possiblity of silver reaching $30 an ounce on TheStreet.com TV. Steel reports to Cramer on several silver plays including Coeur d'Alene Mines...
Brian HicksPosted October 12, 2010
Analyst Adam Sharp examines Google's automated "self-driving" cars. Is it a smart investment or a waste of capital for GOOG shareholders?
Brian HicksPosted October 12, 2010
The Obama administration has lifted the ban on offshore deepwater oil drilling, but the devil is in the details as the announcement may just be a moot point.
Brian HicksPosted October 11, 2010
Editor Ian Cooper uncovers the seasonal "baggage" stocks that historically run this part of year.
Brian HicksPosted October 11, 2010
A brilliant look at foreclosure fraud through a dubbed video of Hitler. Despite their separate negative connotations, the combination is classic.
Brian HicksPosted October 9, 2010
Editor Ian Cooper takes a look at the week's most anticipated peak oil conference, and offers a rebuttal to naive critics.
Brian HicksPosted October 8, 2010
Editor Greg McCoach examines the toxic legacy of Alan Greenspan's irresponsible monetary policy, and how gold, silver, and other precious metals must inevitably rise as a result.
Brian HicksPosted October 8, 2010
There is no other way to describe the foreclosure scenario other than to call it a fiasco, and it's rife with fraud. Without comment, here is Jon Stewart’s take on the developing mess.
Brian HicksPosted October 8, 2010
Dylan Ratigan of MSNBC explores the latest bank scandal, involving hundreds of thousands of fraudulent bank foreclosures.
Brian HicksPosted October 8, 2010
Foreclosures will become the source of the next financial crisis. Why do you think Bank of America is halting foreclosures in all 50 states now?