Since November 3, the bond market and the dollar have reversed their powerful megatrends, which could have implications for gold.

Ben Bernanke gave the market the Mother of All Puts. Stocks go down? Put them to the Fed. They'll buy anything.

The ProShares UltraShort S&P 500 ETF (NYSDS) rallies have undergone very disciplined pullbacks that have preserved the prior near-term breakout levels.

China's currency is rising ever so slowly against the dollar.  But is that hurting China?

Trading is different. It requires practice first and education second.

James Mound reviews futures and commodities in his weekly report for the week of November 8.

The whole idea of pumping money into the bond market -- Bernanke admitted himself -- was to get asset prices up. What else could it be?

The spot gold-dollar index relationship suggests that gold prices are poised to test a key near-term range or channel boundary.

The Fed has just entered the market with the biggest wad of cash investors have every seen.  How come the stock market isn't soaring?  Is all this buying power already priced in?

There is the backlash against Ben Bernanke's crackpot money-printing scheme. It creates bubbles. It distorts markets.