Brian Hicks
Posted May 4, 2007
It may come as a shock to many of you, but I too believe that we are experiencing a "Goldilocks" economy. But unlike most on Wall Street, I do not define this as economic growth that is neither too...
Luke Burgess
Posted May 4, 2007
What I'm about to show you could be the most important chart of the past decade for precious metal investors and speculators... the value of the US Dollar.
Brian Hicks
Posted May 3, 2007
Never say the desert can't bloom. From oil and gas engineering advances to solar panels outside the world's richest cities, tech is taking root in the sand.
Brian Hicks
Posted May 3, 2007
Because the mandate means a guaranteed market. Even if the price of oil drops and makes ethanol less competitive. Even if the price of corn goes sky-high.
Brian Hicks
Posted May 3, 2007
If you weren't watching, then you probably missed it. Last week was National TV Turnoff Week, an event sponsored by TV-Free America.
Brian Hicks
Posted May 2, 2007
A new realignment of U.S. corporate accounting standards with Europe could halt the hemorrhage of companies now filing elsewhere. For the U.S.-based international investor, this adds up to enhanced...
Brian Hicks
Posted May 1, 2007
Being a bear on the Street these days is some kind of hard business. While the bears continue to insist that the glass is half full and could shatter into a million pieces at any moment, the markets...
Keith Kohl
Posted April 30, 2007
Over the weekend, I had the distinct pleasure of conversing with one of my Wealth Daily readers. This reader was distraught over society's collapse from peak oil.
Brian Hicks
Posted April 27, 2007
As the Dow burst through the 13,000 milestone this week, few understood the hollowness of the achievement. Measured against the rising dollar-denominated prices of just about everything else on the...
Brian Hicks
Posted April 26, 2007
With the specter of Russian dominance haunting European energy markets, the EU's problems pose a huge energy investment opportunity. This week, a group of European Union foreign ministers gathered...
Brian Hicks
Posted April 26, 2007
Even now, Angelo Mozilo cries bloody murder as the various branches of the government ponder how to fix the problems that he and his mortgage buddies created.
Brian Hicks
Posted April 25, 2007
Reunification has long been the watchword in Korean diplomacy. Even through the North's recalcitrance, nuclear proliferation, missile-lobbing, and Viagra counterfeiting, the South has kept a...