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Warren Buffett: The Investor of the Year

Brian Hicks
Posted December 24, 2009

Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ names Warren Buffett as his "Investor of the Year" and lists the reasons Buffett deserves to be recognized.

North Dakota's Bakken Oil Boom

Brian Hicks
Posted December 23, 2009

Wealth Daily Publisher Brian Hicks comments on the year's end with regards to the 50 states' economies and reveals why North Dakota has been recession-proof, and will only get better in the New Year.

The Top Sixteen Stories of the Year

Brian Hicks
Posted December 23, 2009

That is my parting shot to one of the most difficult years I have ever seen for the markets. In fact, it makes my head ache just to think about it. Here are my top 16 blog posts of the year.

Global Water Investments

Nick Hodge
Posted December 22, 2009

Wealth Daily Editor Nick Hodge discusses an ongoing global water takeover, and how investors can profit as it continues.

Art Cashin: "The Bulls Have The Football"

Brian Hicks
Posted December 22, 2009

In today's trade the U.S. Dollar Index has now mounted its longest winning streak since August. In fact, as of today, the greenback is well above resistance at the 78 level, after gaining 5.5% over...

Villain of the Year

Brian Hicks
Posted December 21, 2009

Weeks after Time named 'Helicopter' Ben Bernanke Person of the Year, the National Inflation Association named him the Villain of the Year for 2009.

Range Resources (NYSE: RRC) and the Upcoming Shale Gas Boom

Keith Kohl
Posted December 21, 2009

Wealth Daily contributor Keith Kohl reveals one natural gas stock that investors will play in the next shale gas boom.

Wealth Daily's 2010 Stock Market Forecast

Brian Hicks
Posted December 19, 2009

Wealth Daily's Ian Cooper takes a look back at the past year and offers differing editor opinions on what 2010 holds for smart investors.

Industrial Gold Demand

Brian Hicks
Posted December 18, 2009

Wealth Daily Editor Greg McCoach discusses new industrial applications for gold in the global autocatalyst market and how traditional catalyst metals like platinum and palladium might be affected.

Default Problems Move Up The Ladder

Brian Hicks
Posted December 18, 2009

As defaults on the biggest mortgages rise, borrowers are turning to short sales to exit loans that now are larger than the market value of the house.

Regenerative Medicine Companies

Brian Hicks
Posted December 17, 2009

Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ explores investing in regenerative medicine and explains why this radical field is likely the next "big thing" for the medical world and investors alike.

This Crash is Far From Over...