Brian HicksPosted January 26, 2010
We remain long with all open positions, especially our long-term rare earth trades, as reports say global supplies of rare earth could be wiped out by 2012. It's China's move now.
Brian HicksPosted January 26, 2010
Wealth Daily Editor Ian Cooper explains why mounting foreclosures may be a good thing for smart investors as well as option ARM resets.
Brian HicksPosted January 25, 2010
According to Art, the next two weeks are going be critical for the bulls as regulatory risk has begun to dominate.
Brian HicksPosted January 25, 2010
International Editor Sam Hopkins spotlights opportunities he's uncovered during 9 days taking Peru's clean energy pulse.
Luke BurgessPosted January 23, 2010
Shares of junior rare earth element and lithium explorer First Gold Exploration Inc. jump almost 180% as the company announces a new high-grade discovery.
Brian HicksPosted January 23, 2010
Wealth Daily Editor Ian Cooper takes a look back at the week in financial news and explains why mounting foreclosures may be a good thing for smart investors.
Brian HicksPosted January 22, 2010
The stocks have rallied of late, but leave it to economist Nouriel Roubini to stay bearish. See what he says will happen soon.
Brian HicksPosted January 22, 2010
Wealth Daily Editor Greg McCoach gives his gold market outlook for 2010 and says this year will be a breakout year for junior gold stocks beyond anything we have experienced for the past ten years.
Brian HicksPosted January 21, 2010
A tough week for the markets got even tougher today, after the President took a big shot at the banks this morning. Plus why the Volcker rule is important.
Brian HicksPosted January 21, 2010
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ explains why a Scott Brown win and a tide of graying baby boomers means higher share prices for health care stocks this year.
Brian HicksPosted January 20, 2010
Publisher Brian Hicks shares two "unconventional" energy sectors and why they're quickly becoming conventional -- and profitable.
Brian HicksPosted January 19, 2010
Columbia University professor Joseph Stiglitz had a nice sit down with CNBC, and shares his views on where capitalism is today in the US.