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Mortgage applications hit highest level in 2 years? Not so fast.
Brian HicksPosted December 12, 2007
Crafty headline writers and bullish housing “experts” hope you’ll just read “Mortgage applications hit highest level in 2 years”, but only the naive headline readers should but any stock...
Sustainable Pension Funds
Nick HodgePosted December 12, 2007
Green Chip Editor Nick Hodge talks about the greening of some of the nation's top pension funds, as well as the continued growth of the clean-tech sector.
Morgan Stanley Jumps Aboard the Bandwagon
Brian HicksPosted December 12, 2007
The list of analysts calling a recession in 2008 continues to grow. The latest is Morgan Stanley. Here's why.....
The January Effect
Brian HicksPosted December 11, 2007
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper takes a look at the January Effect and its impact on small cap stocks.
Lightning Strikes At Four
Brian HicksPosted December 11, 2007
Here's a forecast by Washington Mutual that's absolutely shocking.....
Chalk Up Another Bailout
Brian HicksPosted December 10, 2007
Another day....another financial giant pulled from the muck. UBS joins Citi as banks in need.
Global Markets Recover Higher
Brian HicksPosted December 10, 2007
Wealth Daily editor Sam Hopkins looks at global market investment patterns for the current stock recovery.
Mulatos Mine Gold Production
Luke BurgessPosted December 10, 2007
Alamos Gold reported gold production at the Mulatos Mine increased by 27% in October and 37% in November over the third quarter 2006 average.
Trust us. Would we lie to you?
Brian HicksPosted December 10, 2007
Housing will not improve until 2010, the earliest. If you want to watch value disappear, buy a home in today's market. And never, ever, ever believe a word from Countrywide or the NAR.
House of Cards
Brian HicksPosted December 8, 2007
Still having trouble getting your head around exactly what a collateralized debt obligation is? Here's a great visual that will turn on many a light bulb.
Hank Paulson Q&A
Brian HicksPosted December 7, 2007
"This is not a bail-out -- there is no federal money involved in what was announced yesterday. It's a private-sector led initiative that is to the benefit of everyone..."
This Post is a Must Read
Brian HicksPosted December 7, 2007
Want to understand why the mortgage mess is far from over? This piece by Herb Greenberg has absolutely nailed it. In it, an insider spill his guts...it's must read material.
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