Brian HicksPosted June 17, 2009
With shrinking consumer credit, major credit card companies are looking for ways to gain anything from the piling delinquencies.
Brian HicksPosted June 16, 2009
The markets have suddenly gone from worries about the next Great Depression to talk of "green shoots" and "glimmers of hope." And in an uptrend that has seemed to defy gravity every step of the way...
Brian HicksPosted June 16, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the Obama economic bubble, and how to profit when it pops.
Luke BurgessPosted June 15, 2009
India imported 17.8 tonnes of gold in May, representing an 11% decline compared to April and a 39% drop from May 2008.
Brian HicksPosted June 15, 2009
Guest columnist and Wealth Daily friend Peter Schiff uncovers a striking example of political risk in the U.S. government's treatment of Detroit bondholders.
Brian HicksPosted June 15, 2009
Bankruptcy and outsourcing are putting hurt on the traditional American industry worker.
Brian HicksPosted June 11, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Steve Christ takes a look at the Plunge Protection Team and how the invisible hand moves the markets.
Brian HicksPosted June 11, 2009
Gold World research presents the 3 best ways to invest in gold in 2009, including where to purchase bullion, ETFs and gold stocks.
Brian HicksPosted June 10, 2009
Here's a great interview from Jim Grant, the famous editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer. Among the zingers Jim let loose was his belief that the Federal Reserve balance sheet is so backwards...
Luke BurgessPosted June 10, 2009
Crude oil for July delivery surged to $71.65 per barrel this morning as an unexpectedly large decline in U.S. oil inventories confirmed that supplies are beginning to tighten.
Brian HicksPosted June 10, 2009
Wealth Daily publisher Brian Hicks offers insight into the economic reasons for oil price fluctuations over the past year, including the effects of peak oil.
Brian HicksPosted June 9, 2009
The billions of dollars that were lent out to big banks in the wake of government stress tests will now be getting repaid. While the banks must be happy, the rest of the financial world is still in...