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The Fed, the Dollar, and You
Brian HicksPosted March 4, 2008
Curious about the Federal Reserve Bank and its relation the the U.S. dollar? Read on......
Peak OPEC
Brian HicksPosted March 3, 2008
Wealth Daily international editor Sam Hopkins gives 3 specific ways to play peak OPEC oil and $4 gasoline.
Paulson: "I oppose any bailout"
Brian HicksPosted March 3, 2008
Hank Paulson finally gets one right after changing his mind. After prematurely calling the housing bottom in 2007, Paulson states that bailouts would cripple the American public.
"We May be Scratching the Bottom," says Yun.
Brian HicksPosted March 3, 2008
Lawrence Yun expects housing and economy to recover by 2H...
Wealth Daily: Week in Review
Brian HicksPosted March 1, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the crude reality of recession, and what's really driving the cost of oil.
Bush Pins Hopes on Stimulus Plan
Brian HicksPosted February 29, 2008
As more claim the US is in the midst of a recession, President Bush confidently maintains no recession, but slowdown. The skinny on the coming stimulus package.
China Gold Demand Now 2nd in World
Luke BurgessPosted February 29, 2008
China has reportedly overtaken the United States to become the second biggest market in the world for gold and gold jewelry, according to new figures from the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
Visa IPO
Brian HicksPosted February 29, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Ian Cooper explains why Visa and its record-breaking IPO may be too good for investors to pass up.
Wind Energy
Brian HicksPosted February 28, 2008
Daily Wealth Editor Brian Hicks explains how wind energy is the next big energy play in the United States.
Wall of Worry
Brian HicksPosted February 28, 2008
"When the data stops being so negative," I insist, "I'll be more than happy to turn positive. But until then I just can't ignore it." Is it too big to overcome?
There will be blood...
Brian HicksPosted February 28, 2008
Months after the subprime market deterioration, the US is facing a staggering economic slowdown in the face of the Fed's predictions.
Down Goes the Dollar
Brian HicksPosted February 27, 2008
The dollar fell below $1.51 per euro for the first time after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke signaled he's ready to lower interest rates again to support the weakening U.S. economy.
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