Toni Hansen writes that the indices are continuing to favor greater corrective action off highs on the 60-minute time frame into early next week.

John Mauldin turns his attention to the euro in the week's commentary.

Since September when the Federal Reserve started a series of rate cuts, a barrel of oil jumped from $70 to $130, a rate of increase far above normal and arguably a bubble.  From that point on, options traders have been betting on trend continuation or top reversals.

Tim Bourquin interviews Johnson, who talks about his his overall philosophy about the markets, his monthly and annual goals, and why his favorite trade is shorting into resistance.

Speculative capital is what the Feds create when they lend money below the inflation rate.  It does not go out and invest in long term projects like steel mills.  Instead, it looks for the hot, rising market -- the one that will give it a quick payoff.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for May 30.

Toni Hansen continues to expect more correction off the recent daily lows with greater daily overlap.

The Big Picture in the oil market is one of the most confusing and complex Bill Bonner has ever seen.

As the week progresses, Toni Hansen is still looking back to Tuesday's morning action as guidance. This points to continued upside this week, but with greater overlap from day to day in price action.

The three most commonly used triangles are symmetrical, ascending and descending.