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New Arguments for the January Effect

Brian Hicks
Posted December 21, 2007

Relying on an antiquated, unreliable theory isn't a great idea.Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores an easier way to bank gains in January.

The Ghost of Tom Joad

Brian Hicks
Posted December 21, 2007

Tent Cities in Suburbia? That can't be right. At least that's what I thought.

We're not making any money... but here's a million dollars.

Brian Hicks
Posted December 21, 2007

Send a company to its grave, and be handsomely rewarded.

Healthy? It's your fault Rite Aid is suffering.

Brian Hicks
Posted December 20, 2007

"People aren't getting sick," sniffled Rite Aid's CEO Mary Sammons...

Biotech Stock Outlook

Brian Hicks
Posted December 20, 2007

Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ breaks down the outlook for biotech stocks in 2008.

It Must Have Been the Egg Nog

Brian Hicks
Posted December 20, 2007

Losing $17.7 million dollars a day isn't easy. Just ask the fine folks at Warburg Pincus.

Bond Insurer Cut to "Junk"

Brian Hicks
Posted December 19, 2007

The bond insurers continue to struggle with insolvency. Here's what happened today as the wave continues to build.

Hovnanian: Dead Stock Trading

Brian Hicks
Posted December 19, 2007

"They just need to realize that there's no better time to buy a home."

Central Banks

Brian Hicks
Posted December 19, 2007

Wealth Daily editor Sam Hopkins diagnoses what ails world markets, and whether or not central banks can cure them.

Platinum Spot Price Record

Brian Hicks
Posted December 18, 2007

Amid increasing demand and a shortage of mine supply, the platinum spot price rose to an all-time record high.

Searching for the Next Amgen, Part II

Brian Hicks
Posted December 18, 2007

Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper revisits Brian Hicks' recommendation of Anavex, and highlights the stock's 30% run.

"Everything is Not OK"

Brian Hicks
Posted December 18, 2007

The Fed proposed sweeping new rules to clean up the market for subprime and all forms of home mortgages. It could have been stopped, but it wasn't. Here's why the Fed is too late......