Brian HicksPosted October 2, 2008
Here's the take on the bailout from investment guru Jim Rogers. What he says kind of speaks for itself, and the man is not too pleased.
Brian HicksPosted October 2, 2008
The bailout bill is making the rounds, and it's fairly entertaining. Take a look at where some of your tax money is ending up.
Nick HodgePosted October 1, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge discusses some topical energy problems, including the future of transportation and how investors can prepare for it.
Brian HicksPosted October 1, 2008
Here's something of a newsflash for you: The economy is rapidly slowing down. sharpest one-month drop in the index since 1984, and the index is now at its lowest level since October 2001.
Brian HicksPosted September 30, 2008
Editor Sam Hopkins reveals supercharged opportunities for gains in China's financial stocks... if and when Washington confirms the bailout plan.
Brian HicksPosted September 30, 2008
Here's the latest news in falling home prices. It turns out they set another record in July.
Brian HicksPosted September 29, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the U.S. financial crisis, and two banks that may be safe from the storm.
Brian HicksPosted September 29, 2008
Dow plummets 700 points after 228-205 vote to reject the $700 Billion emergency rescue plan. There should be more negatives to come in the next few days.
Brian HicksPosted September 29, 2008
The consumer is totally strapped these days. According to the Commerce Department today, consumer spending came up short in August as households retrenched and stimulus checks fizzled. Consumer...
Brian HicksPosted September 26, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look at the U.S. Great Depression and how it measures up against the current crisis.
Brian HicksPosted September 26, 2008
After the market close yesterday, Washington Mutual slipped beneath the waves, raising fears that both Wachovia and National City may be next.
Brian HicksPosted September 25, 2008
California home prices tumbled a record 41 percent in August from a year earlier as foreclosure sales pushed down values in the biggest U.S. state.