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Weekend: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived

Brian Hicks
Posted March 26, 2011

Editor Steve Christ takes a look at the greatest trader who ever lived, offering some of the best trading advice you'll ever read.

Silver at Record Prices

Brian Hicks
Posted March 25, 2011

Publisher Brian Hicks brings readers the second part of a video interview with precious metals guru Greg McCoach, who talks about silver's move to the fifty-dollar mark.

The World Debt Bubble Just Popped

Brian Hicks
Posted March 24, 2011

The gargantuan financial risks that exist in our global markets are staggering. Greg McCoach explains how investors can hedge against these risks and protect wealth with gold and silver.

IBD: 30 Million Looking for Work

Brian Hicks
Posted March 24, 2011

The national unemployment rate has fallen a full percentage point according to the government, but the numbers don't quite add up.

How to Leverage the Worst Business in the World

Brian Hicks
Posted March 23, 2011

In a follow-up to last week's article, Editor Adam Lass explains how to leverage the Black Tide's next victim for 204%... and the one American company that is taking the Japanese Crisis to the bank.

Fisher: "Tipping point" is here

Brian Hicks
Posted March 22, 2011

Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard Fisher urged the U.S. central bank to refrain from any further stimulus measures, as the debt situation is at a tipping point.

Gulf of Mexico Drilling Permits Back On

Brian Hicks
Posted March 22, 2011

Editor Ian Cooper takes a look at recent Gulf of Mexico drilling permit approvals and offers several ways to profit as the Administration runs out of options.

Three Signs for the End of Gold

Christian DeHaemer
Posted March 21, 2011

Editor Christian DeHaemer describes for readers his trip into Durban Deep and explains why the end of gold is nigh...

Home Sales Tumble

Brian Hicks
Posted March 21, 2011

Sales of previously owned U.S. homes fell unexpectedly sharply in February and prices touched their lowest level in nearly nine years, implying a housing market recovery was still a long off.