The U.S. is not out of the woods. Are we really only halfway through the credit crisis?

With a meltdown of gold and commodities and foreclosures still on the rise in California, what's the word on Wall Street?

OPEC now takes in more cash than the U.S. government.

The trouble with following the financial news is that there is so much of it.  Everyday brings news information, new facts, and new theories.

What if the world economy goes into a long, slow, soft Japan-like slump?

All over the world, in almost every sector of the economy, prices are falling.

After taking a beatings, stocks are starting to look rosy.  How long will this last?

What surprises Bill Bonner about this market is that anyone finds it surprising.

There are two ways to play a correction.  You can look for bargains as investors sell off their losing positions.  Or, you can take a vacation.

When it comes to money, politics or romance, the sins of omission may cause you to miss opportunities, but the sins of commission get you sent to hell.