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Enhanced Oil Recovery: Delaying the Catastrophe

Luke Burgess
Posted July 5, 2006

Little know fact -- Massive volumes of zero risk, technically recoverable domestic oil resources still remain undeveloped in the United States.

Mexico vs. Mexico

Brian Hicks
Posted June 27, 2006

Mexico lost, but the Mexicans play on. Following the national soccer selection’s fall to the Argentinean team on one of the most spectacular shots of the World Cup this weekend, the United...

Zinc Mining Companies

Luke Burgess
Posted June 20, 2006

Zinc prices have increased 71% in the past 6 months, 141% in the past 12 months, and 251% in the past five years making it one of the top performing metals. Will the trend continue and help zinc...

Fresh Legs

Brian Hicks
Posted June 20, 2006

It’s been a good couple of weeks in the World Cup so far. I have been rooting for the underdogs, as you might imagine from an emerging market bull like me. Unfortunately, the traditional powers...

al-Zarqawi: Cutting Off the Head Won't Kill the Body

Luke Burgess
Posted June 9, 2006

The U.S. has killed Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of al-Qaeda's most beloved leaders. In retaliation the terrorist organization will strike back hence pushing oil prices higher than they are today.

Current Copper Prices

Brian Hicks
Posted June 7, 2006

Gold World editor Greg McCoach addresses the near-term stability of current copper prices.

Beyond the Iron Curtain

Brian Hicks
Posted June 6, 2006

Winston Churchill would not recognize this side of the Iron Curtain. The buildings of Tallinn are tall and proliferating, and the cab drivers are as savvy as they are sneaky. An abundance of...

Energy - It Depends!

Brian Hicks
Posted May 30, 2006

We've talked a great deal in Wealth Daily about energy independence and what it means for the 21st century energy economy. The idea is that each country should be able to stand on its own two feet...

Monetary Lag - What a Drag!

Brian Hicks
Posted May 26, 2006

I abhor lag. Having surmounted jetlag, I now have to deal with latitude lag up here at 57°N in Riga. Only five hours of true nighttime means little sleep for your correspondent, but plenty of...

To Nationalize or Not to Nationalize

Luke Burgess
Posted May 23, 2006

Now that Bolivia has moved to nationalize their natural gas industry, will the country's mining industry be next?

Nuclear Problems and Solutions

Brian Hicks
Posted May 22, 2006

Nuclear Power provides use with a reliable domestic power source, but new developments may now make it even better than it already is.

Big Brother Economics Update

Brian Hicks
Posted May 15, 2006

Big Brother doesn't just watch you. He's a bully too.