Will another very disturbing unintended consequence come back to haunt us?

What set off yesterday's big blitz to the upside? Two things.

Mike Paulenoff takes a medium-term technical look in the iPath DJ-UBS Grains TR Sub-Idx ETN (JJG).

Lawrence G. McMillan reviews the options market in his weekly column for October 28.

Why so few new jobs now? Because more and more money -- capital allocation decisions -- are in the hands of the feds.

In the absence of some sort of two-way market, the bulls will retain absolute directional control.

The trouble with saving money is that it is incompatible with a debt-soaked economy.

Mike Paulenoff expects crude oil to roll over, and press towards support.

The most conspicuous aspect in the iShares Silver Trust (SLV) and SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) patterns is the relative lack of near-term resistance in the latter compared to the former.

Solon was in charge of Athens in the second part of the 7th century BC. Then, as now, the people had gotten themselves into a jamb. They owed too much money. The burden of debt was so great that the economy was apparently being crushed by it.