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Gold Prices Hit Record High in India

Luke Burgess
Posted 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.

Morgan Stanley Upgrades Gold Fields (NYSE: GFI)

Luke Burgess
Posted September 8, 2010

Morgan Stanley upgrades Gold Fields (NYSE: GFI) from Equal Weight to Overweight.

Dividend Stocks: The Cure for What Ails You

Brian Hicks
Posted September 7, 2010

Editor Steve Christ takes look at dividend paying stocks and offer two ways to invest in the health care sector.

AngloGold to Boost SA Gold, Uranium Production

Luke Burgess
Posted September 7, 2010

Gold major AngloGold Ashanti will increase production of gold and uranium from its mines in South Africa.

Roubini: 40 Percent Chance of a Double Dip

Brian Hicks
Posted 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.

Eye of the Storm

Brian Hicks
Posted September 4, 2010

Editor Steve Christ takes a look and the market storm and explains why this too shall pass.

India's Gold Bull Market

Luke Burgess
Posted September 3, 2010

Editor Luke Burgess gives investors two gold stocks that are poised to take advantage of rising Indian gold demand.

The Student Loan Scam

Brian Hicks
Posted September 3, 2010

Here's a great graphic that I found this morning. It perfectly describes how college students are run through the ringer as they try to pay off their massive college debts on entry level wages.

Afghanistan's Biggest Bank Hopes to Join the Troubled List

Brian Hicks
Posted September 2, 2010

Depositors, said people familiar with the situation, yanked at least $90 million from Kabul Bank on Wednesday and the hemorrhaging of funds accelerated Thursday. Treasury officials have said they...

Gold, Global Fracking, and Frontier Markets

Christian DeHaemer
Posted September 2, 2010

Editor Christian DeHaemer fights the good fight against Washington and Wall Street.

Jim Rogers: "They are printing too much money..."

Brian Hicks
Posted September 1, 2010

Here's the latest word from legendary investor Jim Rogers. As usual Jim is as bearish as ever on long commodities; however, that is not to say Rogers is loading up on the short side.

What Lilly's Failed Drug Means for Investors