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J.C. Penney Points to a Further Slowdown

Brian Hicks
Posted April 17, 2008

Here's more evidence of a further slow down from the Fed and J.C. Penney

Sovereign Wealth Funds

Brian Hicks
Posted April 17, 2008

Feeling the pain at the pump? Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ talks about the sovereign wealth funds that are banking all of that that money and how to profit from them.

Anavex Biotech Stock

Brian Hicks
Posted April 16, 2008

Wealth Daily publisher Brian Hicks takes a close look at the biotech stock Anavex, which is pushing the next generation of biotech drugs based on a platform that focuses on sigma receptors.

WaMu's Fairy Tale Appraisals

Brian Hicks
Posted April 16, 2008

Remember this the next time you hear the word bailout.

$1,000 Gold

Brian Hicks
Posted April 15, 2008

Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explains why $1000 gold is a very real possibility by the end of this year and offers a way to profit.

Slower Retail Sales Leading to More Bankruptcies

Brian Hicks
Posted April 15, 2008

The cut back from consumer spending is having repercussions on commercial real estate, and experts say there is no reason to believe stores will stop closing.

Wholesale Prices Soaring

Luke Burgess
Posted April 15, 2008

Inflation at the wholesale level soared in March at nearly triple the rate that had been expected as the costs of energy and food both climbed rapidly.

Global Food Riots

Brian Hicks
Posted April 14, 2008

Wealth Daily editor Sam Hopkins reveals profit plays on news of global food riots.

Homebuyers say "No Thanks, We're Full"

Brian Hicks
Posted April 14, 2008

Appetite for homes dwindles....indigestion sets in.

America in Recession, Part 2

Brian Hicks
Posted April 12, 2008

Months after claiming 33% chance of recession, and just days after claiming 50% chance, former Fed chief Alan Greenspan admitted that a recession has begun, says Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper.

Capital One Stock

Brian Hicks
Posted April 11, 2008

Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper makes the case for shorting Capital One stock and other credit lenders, citing no upside in sight.

Bunning VS Greenspan