Has the long-awaited turnaround in the bond market finally begun?

The zombies are becoming more numerous, more parasitic, and bolder. From food stamps to bank bailouts everybody wants to live at someone else’s expense.

The zombies are taking over. They're everywhere, of course. In the big banks. In the big companies. In the universities.

There are a number of economic forces in play in today's world, not all of them working in the same direction, which makes choosing policies particularly difficult.

The chances of blowing up a short-term trading account are high.

The Fed came out with a report from its regional banks. Almost all the indicators showed a slowing economy.

Lawrence G. McMillan reviews the options market in his weekly column for September 10.

There are millions of people who are not buying already -- even with the lowest rates since the Eisenhower era. Imagine all those who will not be buying at higher rates.

Present homeowners want to boost the value of their main asset. Future homeowners would like to buy their next asset on the cheap.

We are facing more than just a sovereign debt crisis. We are facing a crisis in democracy. The ruling classes can no longer buy off the mob.