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Brazilian Oil Finds Mean Shrinking Middle East Imports
Brian HicksPosted April 24, 2008
New oil discoveries may alter the geopolitical map.
Inverse Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
Brian HicksPosted April 24, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ explains inverse exchange traded funds, an easy way to go short on the markets.
Shiller: 30% Drop Likely
Brian HicksPosted April 23, 2008
The housing debacle continues to pull in more victims, and with some calling for a bottom, Robert Shiller believes this is just the beginning.
Biotech Stocks
Brian HicksPosted April 23, 2008
The next biotech boom is upon us, says Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper. And when these stocks start moving, there's no stopping the run.
Retail Gasoline Hits Record High in the US
Luke BurgessPosted April 22, 2008
Retail gasoline hits record high throughout the country, and is ballooning for many major cities. See what gas prices look like around the country.
Subprime Resets
Brian HicksPosted April 22, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper predicts that when Option ARM and Alt-A loans will begin resetting, marking the second leg of the U.S. credit crisis.
U.S. Economic Collapse
Brian HicksPosted April 22, 2008
Gold World editor Greg McCoach discusses the possible economic, social, and political collapse being faced by the United States.
500 Foreclosures a Day in California
Brian HicksPosted April 22, 2008
Homeowners received 113,676 default notices in the first quarter, up 143% from a year ago
Baby Boomers . . . or Baby Doomers?
Brian HicksPosted April 22, 2008
David M. Walker continues to sound the alarm. Is anyone listening?
Foolish Capital One Bulls
Brian HicksPosted April 21, 2008
Yep, that bad news sure makes Capital One a buy... well, if you're naive and want to lose lots of money.
American Depositary Receipts (ADR)
Brian HicksPosted April 21, 2008
Editor Sam Hopkins uncovers the basics of American Depository Receipt (ADR) trading, and why investors can't afford to sit on the sidelines.
Whitney vs. Merrill, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo
Brian HicksPosted April 21, 2008
Months after issuing a dire forecast for Citigroup, the stock now trades at $24, with a forecast of even more doom and gloom from Meredith Whitney. For the third time, my money is on Whitney's call.
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