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Patriot Coal Files for Bankruptcy
Brian HicksPosted July 10, 2012
Despite the bankruptcy at Patriot Coal, we think coal has a brighter long-term outlook.
Buffett Buys GM Just Before Drop
Brian HicksPosted July 10, 2012
Despite the unfortunate timing of its purchase, Berkshire Hathaway could profit from GM.
Buy Dips in Gold
Brian HicksPosted July 9, 2012
In the end, large-scale gold purchases by central banks can't help but build the bullish case for all precious metals, especially gold, over the next decade or two.
BHP May Reduce Copper Supply
Brian HicksPosted July 9, 2012
Declining demands for copper in China and Australia could mean an oversupply for BHP Billiton.
Your Bullish Summer
Christian DeHaemerPosted July 7, 2012
Over the past week, your humble editor detailed the money to be made from fertilizer stocks that will benefit from the poor corn crop in Kansas. If I was a hedge fund, you'd be writing me a check...
Commodity Stock Booms
Brian HicksPosted July 6, 2012
Analyst Ian Cooper has been on fire with his calls on commodity stocks recently. Today he shows you how to trade coal in the near term and beyond.
Conflict Free Gold Standard
Brian HicksPosted July 6, 2012
World Gold Council opens up talks with national governments, lays out plans.
Another Sector Making New Highs
Brian HicksPosted July 5, 2012
Brian Hicks tells investors why it's time to buy drugs.
Why Gold Could Rise
Brian HicksPosted July 5, 2012
As gold continues to rise, the ECB may cut rates to record lows.
Buy Housing
Brian HicksPosted July 3, 2012
Publisher Brian Hicks explains why the fact that these stocks are making multi-year highs is probably the best economic story we've heard next to the resurgence of American oil and gas...
Europe Crisis Continues
Brian HicksPosted July 3, 2012
Cutbacks at Efe, Peugeot Citroen, Lufthansa and Air France lead to record unemployment.
Corn Commodity
Christian DeHaemerPosted July 2, 2012
Some are saying this year's will be the poorest corn crop in 35 years. Fifty percent of the crop in the corn-rich states of Missouri, Kansas, Indiana, and Kentucky is in fair-to-poor condition.
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