Brian HicksPosted November 26, 2008
A brilliant look at the housing market through a dubbed video of Hitler. Despite their separate negative connotations, the combination is classic.
Brian HicksPosted November 25, 2008
Editor Sam Hopkins takes you inside the high-speed trading technology of the Kansas City-based BATS Exchange.
Brian HicksPosted November 25, 2008
Home prices according to the Case-Shiller Index continue to free fall. Of course, that is not exactly news these days but here's the skinny on the new figures nonetheless.
Brian HicksPosted November 25, 2008
Is any one really surprised that credit card companies are next to fall?
Brian HicksPosted November 24, 2008
Despite a surge in the Dow, and President elect's announcement on his economic team, home prices fall again for October. Take a look at our graph of the sale price for existing homes.
Brian HicksPosted November 21, 2008
As the economy and consumerism looks bleak, many are turning to Campbell's soup for a solution in more ways than one.
Luke BurgessPosted November 20, 2008
Gold investors finally saw the first significant sign that the global credit crunch is starting to ease in a recent bout of Agnico Eagle news.
Brian HicksPosted November 20, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look technical analysis of the markets and why it should be a part of every investor's tool box.
Nick HodgePosted November 19, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge discusses the future of energy by taking a journey through a cleantech roadmap.
Brian HicksPosted November 19, 2008
Here's another great set of videos from Jim Rogers on the long term outlook. As usual, Jim covers a lot of ground but his insights are as keen as ever.
Brian HicksPosted November 18, 2008
By now everyone knows that Christmas spending will be down this year, but the question remains on just how far it will fall. The answer, it seems, will be off a cliff.
Brian HicksPosted November 18, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper revisits his American Express prediction, and explores why there's further downside in the credit card crisis.