Brian HicksPosted August 25, 2009
U.S. unemployment will surge to 10 percent this year and the budget deficit will be $1.5 trillion next year, both higher than previous Obama administration forecasts, thanks to a deeper than...
Brian HicksPosted August 25, 2009
Wealth Daily Editor Ian Cooper takes a look at why one fund is betting big on $10 natural gas by February 2010.
Brian HicksPosted August 24, 2009
Editor Sam Hopkins takes another look at new U.S. housing market numbers and says the real money movement is in green building.
Brian HicksPosted August 24, 2009
While Cramer and his friends may be convinced that market volatility is over, consumers seem to know otherwise, and it's a view shared by economist Nouriel Roubini who now sees a double-dip...
Brian HicksPosted August 23, 2009
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ comments on the ever-present clash between bulls and bears in today's market and the past week's top investment stories.
Brian HicksPosted August 20, 2009
More than 13 percent of American homeowners with a mortgage have fallen behind on their payments or are in foreclosure.
Brian HicksPosted August 20, 2009
Gold World contributing Editor Greg McCoach details investment potential in China's gold industry and the best ways to invest.
Brian HicksPosted August 20, 2009
A pessimistic Nouriel Roubini flip flops on his position of the US economy. While he is bringing down his own reputation as a source there's always a bull market somewhere/
Brian HicksPosted August 20, 2009
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look at solar power stocks and the game-changing battery that may take millions off the grid.
Brian HicksPosted August 19, 2009
Wealth Daily Editor Brian Hicks talks about six lithium stocks projected to emerge as big players in a developing lithium battery bull market.
Nick HodgePosted August 18, 2009
Wealth Daily Editor Nick Hodge draws on Ford's new plan to embrace efficiency and electric vehicles to map out the future of transportation for investors.
Brian HicksPosted August 18, 2009
Here's another great interview that ran yesterday on CNBC. It's Robert Prechter discussing among things the markets and his bullish outlook on the U.S. dollar.