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Insurance Giant Buys Gold for the First Time in 152 Years
Luke BurgessPosted June 2, 2009
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., the third-largest life insurer in the United States, has bought gold for the first time in the company's 152-year history to hedge against continued declines...
Prime Home Loans
Brian HicksPosted June 2, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the next financial bombshell: prime home loan defaults.
China ETF Trading
Brian HicksPosted June 1, 2009
Editor Sam Hopkins reveals the two-tiered strategy that will lead investors to profits from China ETF trading in the second half of 2009.
Brazil Gold Production
Brian HicksPosted June 1, 2009
Editor Sam Hopkins takes a look at Brazil's massive foreign investment inflows and how the country could be churning out 200 tons per year within the next decade.
Maryland Millionaires Make the Great Escape
Brian HicksPosted May 29, 2009
Looking for more tax dollars, the Maryland government tries to dig into the pockets of the state's wealthy, only to watch as the millionaires pack up and leave.
NAR: Now is the Best Time to Buy a House
Brian HicksPosted May 28, 2009
More of the same from the NAR on why investing in real estate is now a great idea. As if we haven't heard this one already, and we're not buying it.
Richard Russell's Market Wisdom
Brian HicksPosted May 28, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Steve Christ takes a look at the storied Richard Russell, distilling his market-beating wisdom.
Oil Super Spike, Part II?
Brian HicksPosted May 28, 2009
A number of influential members in the oil cartel are speaking out on the future of oil and its hefty price. Where to look to prepare your portfolio.
Blame the Federal Reserve
Brian HicksPosted May 27, 2009
Wealth Daily publisher Brian Hicks expounds on how the Federal Reserve helped cause the financial crisis.
Consumer Confidence Up, Case-Shiller Index Down
Brian HicksPosted May 27, 2009
Stocks have rallied, along with consumer confidence, even as the Case-Shiller Index falls hard.
The U.S. Treasury Bubble Springs a Leak
Brian HicksPosted May 26, 2009
With China warning the US about increasing the dollar supply, interest rates head higher, as the government announces billions more in debt accumulation over the next few years.
Foreclosures Were Bad Last Year?
Brian HicksPosted May 26, 2009
While foreclosures were bad last year they are only going to get worse as more prime borrowers are defaulting throughout several states.
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