Mike Paulenoff's near- and intermediate-term pattern and momentum work argue strongly that the US Natural Gas Fund ETF (UNG) is in the midst of a significant recovery rally.

Investors are waiting to see what happens next week. They’re sitting on the edge of their chairs. Will Ben Bernanke play it cool? Or will he want to do something really big, bold, and bumbling?

Some of the metals and mining names that will benefit from renewed growth in China are moving this morning, including Arch Coal (ACI).

This week we turn our attention to the elections and their aftermath.

James Mound reviews futures and commodities in his weekly report for the week of November 1.

It is certainly the best of times for economists with a sense of humor.

Normal inflation is caused when people have more money to spend and less to spend it on.  They bid up prices.  Hyperinflation is different.

Spot gold prices have been in a corrective mode since mid-October.

The latest auction of TIPS -- US Treasury debt with inflation protection -- produced a curiosity. Investors were willing to pay $105 for every $100 worth of inflation-protected notes.

This morning's up-gap open in the U.S. Natural Gas Fund ETF (UNG) could be a very significant, constructive signal.