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The $12.8 Trillion Financial Bailout
Brian HicksPosted April 2, 2009
Here's the latest figure on the potential cost of the massive bailout. Not surprisingly, it is a figure that just keeps getting bigger and bigger. $3 trillion bigger.
FASB 157: Mark to Market
Brian HicksPosted April 2, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Steve Christ explains why the relaxation of the FASB 157, or mark-to-market rule, has given the bulls some new hope.
There Is No Free Market in America
Brian HicksPosted April 1, 2009
Wealth Daily founder Brian Hicks dispels a longstanding belief about free markets in America.
ADP Employment Report Shows 742,000 Jobs Lost in March
Brian HicksPosted April 1, 2009
Another tough number in a market struggling to gain a foothold....
Options Trading Volume
Brian HicksPosted March 31, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper lays out more of his technical and fundamental secrets for finding options trades.
Case-Shiller Home Price Index Continues to Make Records
Brian HicksPosted March 31, 2009
As expected the Home Price Index showed no signs of relief for homeowners as the January numbers show another dubious drop.
Sales of Gold Teeth Increase
Luke BurgessPosted March 31, 2009
You probably have seen commercials for one of the many companies out there right now that are offering to buy old gold jewelry, scrap gold, or unwanted gold coins. But here's a new one for you...
Japan's Financial Markets
Brian HicksPosted March 30, 2009
Editor Sam Hopkins takes a look at Japan's past mistakes and current strategy for reversing decades of economic malaise.
Financial Crisis Investing
Brian HicksPosted March 30, 2009
Gold World editor Greg McCoach outlines the ten best investments for the financial crisis.
Detroit "Rocked" City
Brian HicksPosted March 30, 2009
President Obama gives some tough love to Detroit's auto community by issuing an ultimatum to both GM and Chrysler to get things straight.
Cap and Trade or Cripple and Rob?
Brian HicksPosted March 27, 2009
As you might have guessed, the proposed "cap and trade" legislation is nothing more than the latest proposed money grab by the fine folks in Washington.
Roubini's Latest "Happy" Prediction
Brian HicksPosted March 26, 2009
Roubini still sees more problems ahead, calling for U.S. stocks to fall further and predicting the nationalization of more banks as the economy contracts through the end of this year.
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