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Wind Energy Investments
Nick HodgePosted October 22, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge discusses wind energy investments, especially as they relate to non-green companies.
Mervyn King Warns of a "sharp and prolonged slowdown"
Brian HicksPosted October 22, 2008
Ripples across the pond as a warning by Mervyn King, the Governor of the Bank of England, on the economy has sent a message to the public.
Gold IRA Investing
Luke BurgessPosted October 21, 2008
Gold World editor Luke Burgess details the highlights of putting gold into an IRA and explains how to get started.
We Called For This Disaster in February 2007
Brian HicksPosted October 21, 2008
Top CEOs on Wall Street continue to spew positivity, when in reality the financial situation is much worse, and while even Paulson and Bernanke missed the boat, we've been on top of this for a while.
Investing in Coal Stocks
Brian HicksPosted October 21, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores coal stock investing... and the buying opportunity of a lifetime in the unfairly undervalued coal sector.
Islamic Finance
Brian HicksPosted October 20, 2008
Editor Sam Hopkins reviews Islamic finance, and reveals why oil-rich nations are drawing more and more investment into their banks.
China Fails to Decouple
Brian HicksPosted October 20, 2008
As the U.S. Economy stumbles, and all of Europe teeters, the resulting slowdown in China is becoming more and more apparent.
The World's Only 100% "Gold-Backed Bank"
Brian HicksPosted October 19, 2008
Gold World editor Greg McCoach reviews the world's only 100% "Gold-Backed Bank."
Jim Rogers vs. Warren Buffett
Brian HicksPosted October 17, 2008
Warren Buffett has been pretty busy lately—- buying stocks, not selling them. In fact, here's what he had to say in The New York Times today about the markets.
Contrarian Health Investing
Brian HicksPosted October 16, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Steve Christ reviews contrarian investing plays, including why now is the time to invest in the health care sector.
The TARP and Higher Mortgage Rates
Brian HicksPosted October 16, 2008
Home prices remain high even after the bubble, and higher mortgage rates would be a nightmare. Unfortunately, there may be some unintended consequences from all of these bailouts.
Retail Sales Signal Recession
Brian HicksPosted October 15, 2008
The risk of system financial collapse aside, the U.S. economy continues to deteriorate. After economists were expecting a minus 10 and missed, the markets took yet another dive.
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