Traders that can contain their losses and keep their capital intact will no doubt be rewarded when the next big move comes along.

In secular bull markets, an investor should search for assets that offer relative returns -- stocks and funds that will perform better than the market averages.

We simply must pay attention to what Spain has done this week.  What we will find may be considered a tipping point when the crisis is analyzed by some future historian.

John Mauldin takes a look at a few random subjects in this week's article.

James Mound reviews futures and commodities in his weekly report for the week of February 27.

James Mound reviews futures and commodities in his weekly report for the week of February 6.

Everyone knows by now that the US is facing difficult choices. Depending on what assumptions you use, the unfunded liabilities of Social Security and Medicare are between $50 and $80 trillion and rising. It really doesn't matter, as there is no way that much money can be found, given the current system, even under the best of assumptions. Things not only must change, they will change.

The stock market is booming. Is this the start of something big?