It's better than a prediction. It's what you should believe, even if it turns out to be wrong.

The person lumpenproletarian can't easily increase his income.  So if he wants to improve his financial circumstances, all he can do is to work on the expense side of the ledger, not the income side.

On the one hand, the deflationary contraction that began in 2007 will continue shrinking prices and economic growth.  On the other hand, the inflationary expansion of the money supply that began in 2009 will go on too.

Boris Schlossberg has one destructive trading behavior to stop for 2011.

Lawrence G. McMillan reviews the options market in his weekly column for December 31.

What kind of year was it? A flop. A failure. A loser. Just like Bill Bonner said it would be.

How do increased "risk appetites" really help anything?

John Mauldin knows a few very good market timers, and they are sending out warnings.

Lawrence G. McMillan reviews the options market in his weekly column for December 24.

What does the ghost of Christmas Future have to show us?  What grave?  What empty chair?  What jokers at the funeral?