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Sex, Lies, and Subprime
Brian HicksPosted November 17, 2008
We all knew the level of how despicable the mortgage business had been. Or, at least, we thought we did. Another shocking story from the mortgage world.
South Africa Gold Mines
Luke BurgessPosted November 14, 2008
South Africa gold mines produce 18% less gold by volume in September compared to one year ago.
Retail Sales Hit a Brick Wall
Brian HicksPosted November 14, 2008
Here is some news from the no real news department. Consumer spending has hit a brick wall.
Closed-End Funds
Brian HicksPosted November 13, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ explains closed-end funds and how they give investors the opportunity to buy the market at a deep discount.
"Seismic Changes" at Best Buy
Brian HicksPosted November 12, 2008
Nation's biggest electronic retailer warned on sales and cut its outlook. And in the aftermath, the DOW gapped down big on the news and sold off hard on the open.
IEA World Energy Outlook for Renewable Energy
Nick HodgePosted November 12, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge discusses the recent IEA World Energy Outlook and its implications for renewable energy.
International Energy Agency's Outlook
Brian HicksPosted November 11, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper reviews the International Energy Agency's (IEA) outlook on oil... and energy stocks are a buy.
AIG Bailout Plan Almost Doubles
Luke BurgessPosted November 11, 2008
The AIG Bailout Plan almost doubles. Meanwhile, company executives spend $343,000 at a lavish vacation resort in Phoenix.
China Economic Stimulus
Brian HicksPosted November 10, 2008
Editor Sam Hopkins examines China's half-trillion-dollar stimulus package and its potential effects on the economy.
Circuit City Gets a Lump of Coal, Files Bankruptcy
Brian HicksPosted November 10, 2008
A look at some serious debt as Circuit City files for bankruptcy, and will close its doors.
Investments in Nuclear Power
Brian HicksPosted November 10, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look at Tuesday's other big winner. Along with Obama, nuclear power investments are on the rise.
Where is YOUR Money Going?
Brian HicksPosted November 10, 2008
Even after a promise of more transparency, both the Fed and major banks are refusing explanations on where your money is really going.
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