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Warren Buffett is Worried
Brian HicksPosted June 27, 2008
With the markets now in sell mode, and the DOW down 20% off its high, Warren Buffett is worried about the possibility of stagflation.
Mozilo Abdicates the Throne
Brian HicksPosted June 26, 2008
Bank of America is set to swallow up Countrywide financial by July 1st, as the firms stock price has fallen significantly and investors approve sale.
Nuclear Energy Stocks
Brian HicksPosted June 26, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look at nuclear energy stocks and offers two ways to play the nuclear revival.
Dow Does it Again...Tack on Another 25%
Brian HicksPosted June 25, 2008
That's a 45% price increase in less than a month...
Platinum Mining Companies
Brian HicksPosted June 25, 2008
Gold World editor Greg McCoach reviews 6 platinum mining companies and the investment potential of Zimbabwe's platinum mines.
Investing in Electric Vehicles
Nick HodgePosted June 25, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge reveals 2 electric vehicle companies investors can use to hedge against present energy prices.
Greenspan: "We are on the Brink"
Brian HicksPosted June 24, 2008
on Tuesday Greenspan warned that the U.S. economy was on the brink of a recession, with the chances of that happening now at more than 50 percent. Moreover, he remarked a quick recovery was...
El Paso Calls Heating Up
Brian HicksPosted June 24, 2008
Land holdings in the Haynesville Shale region are causing a big spike in El Paso, despite the unknown amount of natural gas to be had.
Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Back On?
Brian HicksPosted June 24, 2008
TechCrunch is reporting that Yahoo and Microsoft talks are back on, but don't get too excited yet as the information is sketchy.
Investing in Wind Energy
Brian HicksPosted June 24, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the new wind energy investment that allows you to own 52 wind stocks for only $30.
Bernanke's Box
Brian HicksPosted June 23, 2008
When the Fed chooses to ignore inflation, it opens up a Pandora's box, and in the face of high prices for practically everything these days, the inherent evils of inflation deliver a tough lesson in...
When Will the Credit Crisis End?
Brian HicksPosted June 23, 2008
Goldman Sachs says that the credit crisis will peak in the first quarter of 2009, but they may be forgetting some key statistics.
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