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Member of Congress Meets Foreclosure

Brian Hicks
Posted May 22, 2008

The housing market volatility sees no bias, as even a member of congress meets foreclosure. It's a story that is all too true for thousands of Americans.

Alternative Energy Investments

Nick Hodge
Posted May 21, 2008

Wealth Daily editor Nick Hodge discuss how high oil prices are driving alternative energy investments across multiple sectors.

Little People Mean Nothing

Brian Hicks
Posted May 21, 2008

Angelo Mozilo mistakenly replies to a customer email, and has some interesting things to say about those asking for help from Countrywide.

Oil Theives Target Fryer Grease

Brian Hicks
Posted May 21, 2008

Lock up your smelly grease....oil is headed higher

Finally, Some One Gets It...

Brian Hicks
Posted May 20, 2008

They just solidified what we've been saying all along.

Peak Oil and the Bakken Formation

Brian Hicks
Posted May 20, 2008

The peak oil argument is no longer open for debate and bakken oil formation is an attractive domestic solution, says Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper.

Home Depot and Lowe's Get Hammered

Brian Hicks
Posted May 20, 2008

The country's two largest home improvement corporations get crushed in sales thanks to the housing crisis. Lack of consumer confidence may hamper sales in future months.

Let's Sue OPEC

Brian Hicks
Posted May 20, 2008

If you want to reduce dependence on OPEC... heck with it. Let's sue OPEC.

Investments in Vietnam

Brian Hicks
Posted May 19, 2008

Editor Sam Hopkins looks at Chinese growth and unveils what we can expect from investments in Vietnam over the coming years.

Uncle Sam's Phony Economic Numbers

Brian Hicks
Posted May 19, 2008

The cleat of reality is out there---just don't expect to get it from the government.

$200 Oil Forecast

Brian Hicks
Posted May 17, 2008

Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the possibility of $200 oil and the solutions you should invest in today.

Housing's Bottom Feeders

Brian Hicks
Posted May 16, 2008

In every single crisis, the seeds of opportunity are born. The collapse of the housing market is no different, and the vultures are moving in.