At least someone is making money from this foreclosure racket.

This weekend, US Treasury Secretary Geithner proposed to the world's finance ministers that they cap their current account surpluses at a fixed percentage of GDP.  How would that work?  Why do it at all?  What’s the point?

Seven weeks of positive gains. The trend is your friend until it isn't.

John Mauldin looks at the massive fraud involved in the sale of mortgage-backed securities.  It's scandalous, and almost too much to contemplate.

The mistake of misunderstanding your business is common.  What business are traders in?

James Mound reviews futures and commodities in his weekly report for the week of October 25.

The economy is either growing slowly, or contracting.

Mike Paulenoff looks at the big picture of the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD).

Mike Paulenoff writes that ETF traders may want to watch for downside in the US Oil Fund (USO).

Over the past few weeks we have been focused on the question of whether the Fed will increase stimulus. Now that another round of quantitative easing is all but certain, the new question becomes how aggressive will the Fed be?