Spot silver continues to lead the charge of the metals and mining complex.

John Mauldin looks at Friday's employment report, but from a little different slant.

Does second guessing yourself give you an edge over automated computer trading?

The past is prelude. The feds are working hard to make the dollar worth even less in the future. Given the Fed’s current enthusiasm for debasing it, in a few years, the dollar may have no value left.

Lawrence G. McMillan reviews the options market in his weekly column for April 1.

The Federal Reserve's "highly accommodative" monetary policy is partly to blame for rapidly increasing global commodity prices.

The feds wanted inflation.  Apparently, they've got it.

The feds' easy money is making things much harder for most people. It's pushing up costs and prices.

James Mound reviews futures and commodities in his weekly report for the week of March 28.

The central banks of the developed world are printing money and are engaged in a very-low-interest-rate regime.  What does that mean for emerging markets?