The feds have completely failed. The figures we reported last week showed that the recovery efforts had totally washed up. Each job created by quantitative easing, for example, cost more than $800,000.

Will the broader market return to strength this week?

This week we look at what seems to be European leaders taking random walks through the minefield at the very heart of the European Experiment.

Like almost every action in life where chance plays a role, trading is subject to luck, but traders should never let a string of bad luck trades affect overall strategy.

Allowed to persist, novelty becomes familiarity.  Pretty soon, people begin to think that the extraordinary is normal.

Bill Bonner's bold proposal that will solve America's dollar crisis and protect the integrity of America’s public finances in a single stroke.

Mike Paulenoff's near and intermediate-term technical work on the 10-year yield is warning him that the correction in yield off of the February 9 high is nearing completion ahead of the initiation of a new, powerful upleg.

Sensible, solid finances bring forth long-term investment, capital formation and real growth. But not without some pain.

Government debt per working person is now increasing at $115 per working day. And that doesn’t include the build-up in social welfare obligations.