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Countrywide Strikes Out Again
Brian HicksPosted April 29, 2008
As Countrywide Financial stock and income continue to slide Angelo Mozilo must be resting comfortably on his millions.
Bakken Oil Stocks
Brian HicksPosted April 29, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explains the profit potential of Bakken oil stocks in light of new record oil prices.
International ETF Investing
Brian HicksPosted April 28, 2008
Editor Sam Hopkins reveals the profitable advantages to international ETF investing.
The Credit Crunch is Far From Over
Brian HicksPosted April 28, 2008
While Bill Miller sees the halfway point for the credit crisis, Morgan Stanley is saying, "We are only in the third inning."
Coal Prices
Brian HicksPosted April 26, 2008
If you think the 50% rise in coal prices over the last five months was bad, just wait. It'll get worse, says Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper.
S&P: 2008 Oil Prices to Range Between $41-$141
Brian HicksPosted April 25, 2008
Straight from the S&P, oil prices seem almost too ambiguous to take seriously even as experts are calling for prices to stabilize.
Water Stocks
Nick HodgePosted April 25, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge divulges 5 water stocks that have found success and offers 6 more that are picking up steam.
Brazilian Oil Finds Mean Shrinking Middle East Imports
Brian HicksPosted April 24, 2008
New oil discoveries may alter the geopolitical map.
Inverse Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
Brian HicksPosted April 24, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ explains inverse exchange traded funds, an easy way to go short on the markets.
Shiller: 30% Drop Likely
Brian HicksPosted April 23, 2008
The housing debacle continues to pull in more victims, and with some calling for a bottom, Robert Shiller believes this is just the beginning.
Biotech Stocks
Brian HicksPosted April 23, 2008
The next biotech boom is upon us, says Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper. And when these stocks start moving, there's no stopping the run.
500 Foreclosures a Day in California
Brian HicksPosted April 22, 2008
Homeowners received 113,676 default notices in the first quarter, up 143% from a year ago
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