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Special Report from Colombia
Brian HicksPosted March 13, 2007
Un Nuevo Mundo. Even if your Spanish is limited to Mexican menu literacy or Ricky Martin lyrics, you probably understand this phrase. It translates as "A New World," and it bears great historical...
Canada's Nuclear Alternative Gaining Steam
Keith KohlPosted March 12, 2007
The future demand for Canadian oil sands is practically assured. Over the next decade, the U.S. is going to reduce its reliance on Middle Eastern oil. President Bush confirmed this during his last...
Breaking Oil's Expensive Grip
Brian HicksPosted March 8, 2007
Peak oil or not, the price of crude continues to climb. Driven by increasing worldwide demand and a supply pipeline that is both more costly to produce and found more and more in the hands of our...
Diving into Latin America
Brian HicksPosted March 7, 2007
PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO: Back in Baltimore, it's snowing and below freezing. In Mexico, the blue water is as clear as President Bush's choice: adapt to the Latin American climate or get swept up in...
Cisco and the Long Tail
Brian HicksPosted March 6, 2007
Ever since Chris Anderson coined the term the long tail, the business world has been abuzz about what the Wired editor managed to uncover. As with Malcolm Gladwells tipping point before...
Don't Worry, Be Happy! Part II
Brian HicksPosted March 5, 2007
Last September I wrote and article with the same headline (Part I) shortly after the gold market had a big selloff. In that article, dated September 13, 2007, I told investors to not worry, that...
The Sub-Prime Inferno
Brian HicksPosted March 2, 2007
What started as a mere brush fire in the sub-prime mortgage market has now quickly turned into a five-alarm blaze. Fed by tinder-dry bundles of risky loans, the fire has now singed the fingers of...
Opportunity Amid the Carnage
Brian HicksPosted March 1, 2007
Tuesday morning started just like all of the rest of them: the cat woke me up, my wife had taken all of the covers and the kids were carrying on and getting ready for school. But after tuning into...
Sign Your Country on the Dotted Line
Brian HicksPosted March 1, 2007
Old research habits die hard. Actually, it's my belief that knowledge should not be compartmentalized - you know what you know, and latent awareness can only help. Now, why does my linguistic...
Cultural Crossover on a Sword's Edge
Brian HicksPosted February 28, 2007
In the critically acclaimed film "Letters from Iwo Jima," the central character is an embattled Japanese general with an intimate understanding of the Americans he is about to fight. But having...
Profit from Oil in 2007
Keith KohlPosted February 26, 2007
Last week, crude oil prices jumped to the highest level so far this year. This latest increase is attributed to a recent Energy Department report speculating that fuel inventories will drop sharply...
Is the Fed Finally Losing Its Credibility?
Brian HicksPosted February 23, 2007
Since higher interest rates are typically bearish for gold, the metal has dipped on signs of elevated inflation. However, Wednesday's $20 surge indicates that something meaningful may have changed.
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