Conventional advice states that a novice you should only trade a demo account until he becomes comfortable with the whole trading process. Boris Schlossberg couldn't disagree more.

You take money from one group of people and you give it to another group. Corrupt, degenerate and ineffective, right? Wrong. It's actually worse.

After spending the beginning part of the week much lower across the board, the euro found a burst of life late on Tuesday.

The risk aversion drive that has swelled since July eased significantly this past week.

The yen advanced modestly against a weaker greenback by the close of trade this week. The bulk of the losses for the dollar came on Monday when a sharp sell-off in risk assets fueled haven flows into the safety of the yen.

The British pound regained its footing to reach a fresh monthly high.

After being the worst performing currency for two straight weeks, the rally back to risk-correlated assets late on Tuesday lifted the Canadian dollar for the remainder of the week.

Debt doesn't go away. Even if you succeed in managing it, you still have to take the debt and subtract it from someone’s balance sheet.

The feds are getting ready. They’re being egged-on by some of the world's leading economists.

What happens to a consumer economy when consumers don't have any money?