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Stimulus Package Fails to Excite
Brian HicksPosted February 12, 2009
As the bailout works its way to a Presidential signature, it is becoming more apparent that it will land with dull thud—not quite the bang that has been promised.
Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS)
Brian HicksPosted February 12, 2009
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ explains Treasury Inflation Protected Securities and why TIPS are a great hedge against higher prices.
$70K in his Boots... and Four Ounces of Platinum
Brian HicksPosted February 12, 2009
Christopher Warren arrested at Canadian border with a treasure trove of cash, money certificates, and platinum.
The American People Don't Care about Pork
Brian HicksPosted February 11, 2009
According to Senator Chuck Schumer, the American public just doesn't care about pork. Watch what he has to say.
Jim Rogers: "This is not going to solve the problem"
Brian HicksPosted February 11, 2009
Another great interview and the latest from Jim Rogers. Not surprisingly, he is against the financial rescue and thinks it will ultimately fail.
Wind Power Stocks
Nick HodgePosted February 11, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge discusses wind power stocks in light of new data being released about the industry.
Zandi Sees Housing Bottom in 2009
Brian HicksPosted February 10, 2009
Mark Zandi, chief economist with Moody's Analytics, is bullish on housing for 2009. We have six reasons why he is wrong.
Investing in Currency ETFs
Luke BurgessPosted February 10, 2009
Gold World editor Luke Burgess shares how to profit by investing in several currency ETFs for a falling U.S. dollar.
Online Gambling Stocks
Brian HicksPosted February 10, 2009
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper takes a look at online gambling stock - Barney Frank's latest initiative and how it'll benefit investors.
Investing in Africa
Brian HicksPosted February 9, 2009
Editor Sam Hopkins discusses investing in African stocks and the major opportunities developing in the expansion of access to African investments.
The $9.7 Trillion Bailout
Brian HicksPosted February 9, 2009
The stimulus package the U.S. Congress is completing would raise the government's commitment to solving the financial crisis to $9.7 trillion. And taxpayers are on the hook.
Why We Remain Bearish
Brian HicksPosted February 6, 2009
Option ARM Resets begin Round 2 of Financial Chaos
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