Brian HicksPosted October 26, 2011
China accounts for 40% of global growth and 31% of all Foreign Reserves... So there's is no such thing as "just a Chinese crash."
Brian HicksPosted October 25, 2011
Editor Steve Christ takes a look at our growing reliance on military drones and explains how they are vulnerable to the world's cyber warriors.
Brian HicksPosted October 24, 2011
A great video of Ron Paul on meet the press. Paul unloaded on the Fed, the worldwide sovereign debt crisis, and talked his controversial plan to make $1 trillion in government budget cuts.
Brian HicksPosted October 24, 2011
President Obama is expected to take unilateral action on student loans mid-week. Maybe forgive some $60 billion in federal student loans, and have that money go straight into boosting consumer...
Christian DeHaemerPosted October 24, 2011
There was a popular song in Indonesia which told of the Prophet Muhammad going to the market with eight dirhams, or silver coins. Along the way, he gives away six dirhams to the needy and uses the...
Brian HicksPosted October 22, 2011
One guy on Wall Street has decided that honesty pays. You should buy his stock.
Brian HicksPosted October 21, 2011
Find out just how long it will probably take to sell your home in these cities and how soon the housing market will recover.
Brian HicksPosted October 21, 2011
Government and big business are working together to keep timberland prices high - and push them even higher.
Brian HicksPosted October 20, 2011
Analyst Ian Cooper takes a look at the realities driving the markets higher and downside risks, and offers ways to trade the volatility.
Brian HicksPosted October 19, 2011
You're watching the wrong damn crisis. Why you should pay attention to what's going on in the East - and how you can profit from the Chinese train wreck.
Brian HicksPosted October 18, 2011
Editor Steve Christ takes a look at the brewing pension fund crisis and the trillion-dollar hole that's going to be put on the backs of the taxpayers.
Brian HicksPosted October 17, 2011
Here is why and how to trade Apple in the face of increased volatility, and the foolish banks that tried to call the top.