The British pound had a rough week, falling across the board against most of the major currencies.

The Canadian dollar remains intimately tied to the broad trends in investors' risk appetite, with prices continuing to show a strong correlation with the S&P 500.

The Australian dollar broke free of its correlations the past week, which unfortunately was not a good thing for the antipodean currency.

What if everything you thought you knew about investing wasn't so?

It is perhaps a measure of America’s resilience as an economic power that its demise is so often foretold.

Stocks are now priced for an expansion, not a correction. They should go down.

The real problem isn't a lack of stimulus, the inequality of income distribution, that bankers are greedy, or that capitalism won't work. The problem is debt.

What does Mike Paulenoff see ahead for gold and silver?

John Mauldin looks at the possibility of another credit crisis along the lines of late 2008.

Is this the perfect motto for trading?