Kathy Lien has been bullish Australian dollars for some time.

The presumption of all elites is that they can do a better job of running things than people who are less well educated, less informed, or less intelligent.

Trade long enough and you begin to understand that you cannot control your wins. You can only manage your losses.

What does John Mauldin see for the year ahead?

Fierce storms are approaching the financial markets, but almost nobody sees them coming.

In the week ahead, the likelihood of a breakout is very high.

The euro's relatively narrow trading range against the US dollar suggests that markets have reached an impasse.

Short-term interest rates seem to be telling a different story for the Japanese yen.

Looking ahead to the coming week, the economic indicators due to be released are not likely to be groundbreaking for the British pound and may not provide enough impetus to push the GBP/USD back above its 200-day moving average.

Sharp moves in Swiss Retail Sales results or Producer and Import Prices could force volatility, but the major risk to the Swiss franc remains any and all SNB rhetoric on its recent strengthening.