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Wal-Mart Stores Stock
Brian HicksPosted July 2, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Steve Christ takes a look at the world's biggest retailer by revenue. Can Wal-Mart stock weather the economic downturn?
Dennis Kneale: An Idiot?
Brian HicksPosted July 2, 2009
Dennis Kneale and others say that the recession is over and recovery is on the way even as unemployment is worsening, housing woes are far from over, and banking troubles are far from being solved.
Clean Energy Investing
Nick HodgePosted July 1, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge looks at the complicated state of clean energy finance and how government money will be incorporated into the system.
Prime Mortgage Delinquencies Double
Brian HicksPosted July 1, 2009
Case-Shiller released their monthly look at exisiting home prices today and they were awful yet again. The closely watched gauge of U.S. home prices, continued to post declines in April.
Did the Royal Canadian Mint Get Ripped Off for $13.2 Million?
Luke BurgessPosted June 30, 2009
The Royal Canadian Mint, which has been touted as one of the most secure facilities in Canada, may have been the victim of a $13.2 million (CDN$15.3 million) gold heist, an audit concluded Monday.
U.S. Consumer Credit
Brian HicksPosted June 30, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper takes a look at the dire U.S. economic situation and shows readers how to profit from further decay.
Insiders Sell the Rally
Brian HicksPosted June 30, 2009
According the "insiders" now is the time to sell stocks-not buy them, as scores of CEOs, directors, and top officers have been on a sell spree.
An Investment in U.S. Railroads
Brian HicksPosted June 29, 2009
Editor Sam Hopkins reveals the reason major West Coast U.S. port operators are pleading for more federal funding for railroads.
The 1,200-Page Climate Change Bill is a "Pile of..."
Brian HicksPosted June 29, 2009
The climate change bill has made its way to the senate, but don't expect quick action as some senators aren't too pleased. Here are some highlights of what the bill would mandate.
The Next Big Financial Crisis Upon Us
Brian HicksPosted June 29, 2009
U.S. consumers are knee-deep in nearly $1 trillion in outstanding credit card debt... and it'll be the next major crisis to rip through the economy.
Must See CNBC
Brian HicksPosted June 29, 2009
Art Laffer, one of the best non-partisan critiques of our economic collapse, offers some perspective on the future. Must watch video."
The Free Market is Nothing More Than a Fairy Tale
Brian HicksPosted June 29, 2009
Here is a great clip from CNBC that gives further light to fact that the free market is manipulated by an unseen hand.
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