It’s not a pipe dream: Energy independence is possible in the U.S., and it could put the country on the path to prosperity.
Bullish investor sentiment has nearly doubled in the past month. It’s one signal that the strong market rally may be starting to run out of gas.
Economic policy worries are now greater than the aftermath of September 11, the start of either Gulf War, and close to the heights of the financial crisis.
QE3 could come as soon as next month, if you read the tea leaves of this week’s FOMC minutes. Here are the three key sentences in the statement.
The Congressional Budget Office warns that the U.S. economy could plunge over the fiscal cliff Thelma and Louise style. Can a subsequent stock crash be avoided?
Confidence is so high and fear so low that investors may have become too complacent and susceptible to unforeseen market shocks.
Market bets are rising this week that Europe could embark on a major bond-buying program with potential implications for U.S. stocks. Here's what could happen:
Doubleline Capital founder Jeff Gundlach suggests laggard China stocks relative to the U.S. beg for a pairs trade. Yet here's another spin on that idea.
Four different Covestor investment managers reveal their favorite energy stocks in the latest edition of Oil and Gas Investor This Week.
Peter Thiel, one of Facebook’s earliest and best-known investors just cashed out most of his stake -- another potential warning sign for the company's stock.