China has the biggest, newest, most daring and innovative buildings. It has the fastest trains, the most roads and cars. The richest. The poorest. It has everything.

No Great Correction in China. Instead, the economy is booming. But prices are rising, threatening China’s economy, and not doing any favors to the US either.

In America, you are supposed to be self-reliant, self-sufficient and independent. You should believe that you are responsible for your own success. What if it weren’t true?

The Great Correction wants to tell the truth -- that there's too much debt in the system.

Who wants to hold dollars when inflation rates are rising and the dollar is currently losing ground at the rate of more than 7 percent a year? Damned if you do. Damned if you don't.

Earnings growth so far has been solid, but that's no surprise, and not super relevant in the near term. What is relevant?

Clive Corcoran intends to stay away from silver. Gold could be a better bet but there is a short-term bear flag developing on the spot chart for the precious metal.

John Mauldin gives this thoughts on the economy and how it all plays out over the next five years.

To trade well, you must learn to lose. Trading at its core is the art of managing failure.

Could this be the sell-off we’ve been waiting for? Maybe.