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Six-Month Review of the Dow
Brian HicksPosted July 1, 2013
Today is July 1. Time to review the market's second quarter and year-to-date performance...
Iraqi Oil Economy
Brian HicksPosted July 1, 2013
Citigroup (NYSE: C) will be the first U.S. bank to open a branch in Iraq...and the nation's oil revenue could mean big business.
Commercial Drone Investing
Jason StutmanPosted July 1, 2013
This could be the single most important development in aviation since the Wright Brothers took flight in 1903.
High Dividend Paying Stocks
Briton RylePosted July 1, 2013
For the abundance of information concerning dividends, possibly the most important consideration in the selection process is dividend sustainability...
Could Miners Boost Gold Prices?
Brian HicksPosted July 1, 2013
The curse of gold mine consolidation may turn out to be a blessing in disguise, as slowed production eventually leads to a supply dip that boosts prices...
Bernanke was Wrong!
Briton RylePosted June 28, 2013
Ben Bernanke hinted that a slight tapering of stimulus could be coming down the road, but the markets took it to heart...
Graphene Ink Breakthrough
Brian HicksPosted June 28, 2013
A company in the U.K. has developed a graphene material that makes the future of flexible electronics not only possible but utterly simple...
2014 U.S. Economic Growth
Brian HicksPosted June 28, 2013
The IMF cut the forecast for U.S. economic growth through 2014, and it's blaming the sequester for the trouble...
Profiting from Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) Fall
Jason StutmanPosted June 28, 2013
Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) fall means opportunity elsewhere, and one company is benefiting directly from its decline.
The Next Economic Boom
Brian HicksPosted June 27, 2013
The financial headlines have all been bad lately... but I'm here to tell you to forget about all that crap. Because the United States of America is on the upswing. A big one.
How U.S. Living Standards Have Fallen
Brian HicksPosted June 27, 2013
U.S. workers make an average of 57% less today than they did when wages peaked in 1970. What does this mean for standard of living and, specifically, retirement?
Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) is Undervalued
Jason StutmanPosted June 27, 2013
Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) has built up its human-based inventory and is finally ready to release its most important product to date.
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