Brian HicksPosted May 15, 2008
Well into the aftermath of the housing debacle, Bernanke says that banks need to be more diligent when it comes to foreseeing risk. Solid advice five years too late.
Brian HicksPosted May 15, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look at income investing and why it is every lazy investor's best friend
Luke BurgessPosted May 14, 2008
Canadian gold-miner Iamgold Corp. (NYSE: IAG, TSX: IMG) increased its 1st quarter net earnings by 205% year-on-year, to $34,4-million, lifted by higher gold prices and an increase in output.
Brian HicksPosted May 14, 2008
Seasonal adjustments, inflation, and the reason you are paying more than ever for gas despite an apparent price decrease.
Luke BurgessPosted May 14, 2008
Gold World editor Luke Burgess breaks two myths about investing in physical gold.
Brian HicksPosted May 14, 2008
How can housing possibly be anywhere near a bottom when foreclosures continue to set one new record after another? The short answer it can't be, so the bottom in housing then is still nowhere in...
Luke BurgessPosted May 13, 2008
South African gold production fell 10.9% in volume terms, while overall mineral production declined 17.2% in March compared to the same month in the previous year. Production of non-gold minerals...
Brian HicksPosted May 13, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Ian Cooper reviews his insanely simple but highly effective "Smart Money Investing" trading technique, which he started in 2002... and just paid off again.
Brian HicksPosted May 12, 2008
Sam Hopkins unveils some Eastern European investment opportunities in countries that were formerly part of Communist Europe.
Brian HicksPosted May 12, 2008
T. Boone's Pickens gives some straight answers on his outlook for oil and energy policy. His simple answers may be hard to accept.
Brian HicksPosted May 10, 2008
As the Federal Reserve moves forward with credit card industry regulation, Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the stocks to own and ignore.
Brian HicksPosted May 9, 2008
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger discuss the fates of banks doling out high risk loans, saving sympathy for those who deserve it.