Brian HicksPosted September 10, 2010
A look at Seth Godin's blog. It gives incredible insights into why companies like Apple will continue to dominate, and it's the smartest thing I've read all week.
Luke BurgessPosted September 10, 2010
Editor Luke Burgess examines Russia's massive metals and mining industry, and offers some ideas on how to tap into the country's +$200 trillion natural resource base.
Brian HicksPosted September 10, 2010
Congressional elections are still some weeks a way, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be thinking about ways to trade them. These are some ideas if republicans take control.
Luke BurgessPosted September 9, 2010
Gold demand in China increased 26% in the second quarter of 2010 amid booming interest in retail investment demand for gold.
Nick HodgePosted September 9, 2010
Editor Nick Hodge reveals shocking water numbers from the Middle East and how to profit as the region turns to desalination.
Brian HicksPosted September 9, 2010
Another American factory will make its way over seas, and the workers at this plant won't be the only ones affected. Unseen costs of lost manufacturing jobs.
Christian DeHaemerPosted September 8, 2010
Editor Christian DeHaemer explains why interest rates will go up, crash the housing market, boost gold, and destroy the dollar.
Luke BurgessPosted September 8, 2010
Gold and silver prices hit record highs in India as demand was spurred by buyers ahead of Akshaya Tritiya and from the industrial and coin minting sectors.
Luke BurgessPosted September 8, 2010
Morgan Stanley upgrades Gold Fields (NYSE: GFI) from Equal Weight to Overweight.
Brian HicksPosted September 7, 2010
Editor Steve Christ takes look at dividend paying stocks and offer two ways to invest in the health care sector.
Luke BurgessPosted September 7, 2010
Gold major AngloGold Ashanti will increase production of gold and uranium from its mines in South Africa.
Brian HicksPosted September 7, 2010
Here's the latest take on the world economy from economist Nouriel Roubini. Needless to say, he's still bearish, especially when it comes to banks.