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DR Horton and the Housing Bubble
Brian HicksPosted February 21, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Steve Christ takes a look at DR Horton and how they're attempting to battle the housing bubble.
Investing in Solar Installers
Nick HodgePosted February 20, 2008
Wealth Daily Editor Nick Hodge discusses how a surge in solar cell production could lead to another solar-related blockbuster investment opportunity.
CPI Runs Hot
Brian HicksPosted February 20, 2008
Inflation was increasing even as the economy was slowing dramatically, a development certain to raise concerns at the Federal Reserve
Platinum Peaks Over $2,100 an Ounce
Luke BurgessPosted February 19, 2008
latinum set a record high for the 13th straight session on today on lingering power problems in top producer South Africa that have hit mining and widened the gap between demand and supply.
Bad Reasons to Buy a House
Brian HicksPosted February 19, 2008
Homes depreciate "over time while it grows in market value..."
Food Industry Stocks
Brian HicksPosted February 19, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper explores the largest beef recall ever in the U.S., and explains how to profit from food industry stocks.
MBIA CEO "Resigns"
Brian HicksPosted February 19, 2008
It's out with the new and in with the old at the troubled bond insurer.
The Sub Prime Primer
Brian HicksPosted February 18, 2008
Here's another good laugh from the wacky world of sub prime.
Investing in Japan's Economy
Brian HicksPosted February 18, 2008
Wealth Daily international editor Sam Hopkins looks at ways to invest in Japan's economy in light of recent economic uptrends.
Investing in Insider Buying
Brian HicksPosted February 15, 2008
Wealth Daily editor Ian Cooper takes a look at investing in recent insider buying... including how to profit via the Billionaire Boys Club.
Stock Market Loses $7.7 Trillion Since Oct.
Luke BurgessPosted February 15, 2008
Bank of America reported yesterday that the meltdown in the US subprime real-estate market has led to a global loss of $7.7 trillion in stock-market value since October.
Big Trouble in South Beach
Brian HicksPosted February 15, 2008
Continuing with the housing fallout, projects in Miami are refused loans from the local banks. Commercial real estate is the next shoe to drop.
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