Lawrence G. McMillan reviews the options market in his weekly column for November 11.

The right direction is to let the accumulated wisdom of willing buyers and sellers figure out what things are worth, let them destroy those that are worthless, and raise up those that have real value.

Bill Bonner's guess is that the great men of finance won’t be able to solve Europe’s debt problems.

Mike Paulenoff's work argues that the decline from yesterday's high into this morning's low represents the initial phase of a correction.

What statistics about the poor with astound us?

The big picture of the iPath Dow Jones UBS Grains ETN (JJG) remains poised for upside continuation.

While US policy makers are terrified of another Great Depression, Germany's officialdom is afraid of hyperinflation.

Gold and the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) are attracting capital along with the U.S. bond market and the U.S. dollar. Why?

You can't read any serious economic analysis of late that does not talk about jobs, whether in Europe or the US or Asia. And not a lot of it is pretty.

The history of human progress and civilization is essentially a never ending attempt to assiduously remove as much luck as possible from human affairs.