Brian HicksPosted May 15, 2007
Dow futures ran red this morning and for a moment it looked like the bears might actually have something to growl about. National giants Home Depot and Wal-Mart both managed to disappoint the...
Keith KohlPosted May 14, 2007
If you haven't noticed yet, gasoline prices have climbed again. The recent jump to $3.07 per gallon surpasses the record highs we experienced after 2005's devastating hurricane season.
Brian HicksPosted May 11, 2007
Networking giant Cisco Systems released earnings on Tuesday, and as usual, they jacked another one right out of the park. In fact, it wouldnt surprise me if they were still looking for the ball...
Brian HicksPosted May 10, 2007
Molybdenum is a mouthful. But this important transition metal and alloy component should be in your commodity vocabulary.
Brian HicksPosted May 10, 2007
Now that New Century Financial has finally crashed and burned like the Hindenburg, the gory details of its fatal business practices have begun to make their way into the light of day. And its...
Brian HicksPosted May 9, 2007
You've probably heard, "the chips are down" to mean that times aren't good. But the original French phrase means all bets have been placed. This weekend, French voters put their chips down, and...
Brian HicksPosted May 8, 2007
In a move that has become entirely all too common these days, the bulls managed to do it again. The Dow closed higher yesterday for the fifth straight session reaching another all-time record...
Brian HicksPosted 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 BurgessPosted 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 HicksPosted 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 HicksPosted 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 HicksPosted 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.