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Don't Worry, Be Happy! Part II
Brian HicksUpdated March 5, 2007
Last September I wrote and article with the same headline (Part I) shortly after the gold market had a big selloff. In that article, dated September 13, 2007, I told investors to not worry, that...
Breaking Oil's Expensive Grip
Brian HicksUpdated March 8, 2007
Peak oil or not, the price of crude continues to climb. Driven by increasing worldwide demand and a supply pipeline that is both more costly to produce and found more and more in the hands of our...
Canada's Nuclear Alternative Gaining Steam
Keith KohlUpdated March 12, 2007
The future demand for Canadian oil sands is practically assured. Over the next decade, the U.S. is going to reduce its reliance on Middle Eastern oil. President Bush confirmed this during his last...
The Hottest Stock Exchange on the Planet
Luke BurgessUpdated March 14, 2007
Since the beginning of 2002, the major American indices have posted modest gains. The Dow Jones has tacked on a healthy 22.5% while the NASDAQ and SP500 have gained 22.3% and 22.2% respectively. And...
Home Builder Stock Outlook
Brian HicksUpdated March 15, 2007
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ take tackles the outlook for home builder stocks for 2007 and 2008.
Painful Premonitions at the Pump
Keith KohlUpdated March 19, 2007
Of all places to experience déjà vu, mine came to me at the gas station this weekend. Something tells me you might have had a similar feeling, too.
Hope Doesn't Pay the Bills
Jeff SiegelUpdated March 22, 2007
While they're busy patting themselves on the back for hating Exxon and morons who drive Hummers in the city, machete-wielding Nigerians continue to murder.
Iran's Manipulation of Oil
Keith KohlUpdated March 26, 2007
Over the last few days, Iran has single-handedly pushed oil to a three month record high. And as long as they continue defying the global community, the sky is the limit for oil prices.
Frailty in Housing Market
Brian HicksUpdated March 29, 2007
The rickety house of cards that Alan Greenspan and his mortgage buddies built--one bad loan at a time--took another hit this week. New home sales plummeted 4% in February to their slowest pace in...
Animal House Lending
Brian HicksUpdated December 7, 2006
For Scott Greenlaw, CEO of Merit Financial in Washington State, 2004 was one great year. His mortgage company was closing deal after deal and he had been selected by the Puget Sound Business Journal...
Job Security - President for Life
Brian HicksUpdated January 24, 2007
Chavez has already announced his intention to have the constitution changed to permit him to run for a third term in 2012. Currently, any Venezuelan president is limited to two consecutive six-year...
The Home Building Slowdown
Brian HicksUpdated January 25, 2007
The madness of the nation's housing bulls reached new highs this week as they continued to chortle that the show must go on. Desperate for fresh evidence that the boom still has legs, they even...
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