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Investing in Uranium

Brian Hicks
Posted August 14, 2008

Wealth daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look at investing in uranium and what's behind America's other energy crisis.

The Credit Crisis Enters the 3rd Inning

Brian Hicks
Posted August 13, 2008

Bank losses are piling up and the economic situation is becoming more of an absurdity everyday.

The Best Time To Invest in Oil

Brian Hicks
Posted August 13, 2008

Wealth Daily editor and Profit From The Peak author Brian Hicks reveals why right now may be the best time to invest in oil.

Caution: High Risk Trade Ahead

Brian Hicks
Posted August 11, 2008

JA Solar Holdings (JA) August 15 calls are seeing heavy volume ahead of Tuesday earnings; however, regardless of who is bullish, earnings can go either way.

Russia and Georgia at War

Brian Hicks
Posted August 11, 2008

Editor Sam Hopkins highlights the economic fallout from Russia's war with Georgia.

Stimulus Fails to Excite

Brian Hicks
Posted August 8, 2008

Everything is up, but we still have concerns. Consumer spending is way down and those stimulus checks have dried up. Take a look at the waste the government created.

Biotech Investments

Brian Hicks
Posted August 7, 2008

Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look at the brewing bull market in Biotech investments.

Keep an Eye on Marvell

Brian Hicks
Posted August 7, 2008

Buyers are lining up for call options on Marvell. Take a look at some of these potential numbers and see what we think is the best bet.

The Lenders Sober Up

Brian Hicks
Posted August 7, 2008

A great story about what is going on in the "real world" of mortgage banking these days, as 40% of the residual mortgage market has disappeared.

Water Company Stocks

Nick Hodge
Posted August 6, 2008

Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge chronicles the world's water problems, but offers a chance for profit via water company stocks.

Haynesville Shale Natural Gas

Brian Hicks
Posted August 5, 2008

Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the Haynesville Shale natural gas potential, and why Chesapeake Energy is still a buy at current prices.

Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged

Brian Hicks
Posted August 5, 2008

The Fed leaves rates alone at 2%, leaving the market content and maintaining a recent rise in the dollar, but Wall Street isn't safe yet.