The viciousness with which the oil market pivots and reverses in both directions has been unnerving to Mike Paulenoff.

House prices are going down.  They'll take the American consumer down with them.  The crises may be over, but the long, slow, slump is still ahead.

Action was still bullish into Monday's close, so there is room for another move higher early this week.

It's a good strategy to assess past and current sector performance in order to gain an advantage for future trades.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for May 13.

US Natural Gas ETF (UNG) is in a roaring bull move off of its 2007 double bottom in the low 33 area.

China will soon have the most powerful economy, but what problems are on the horizon?

Advance Retail Sales are expected to fall back 0.2 percent after showing a surprising 0.2 percent gain during the month prior, but given the current economic scenario, this figure could prove to be even more disappointing when announced Wednesday.

James Mound reviews futures and commodities in his weekly report for the week of May 12.

Although there are some decent support levels that will hit on the way down, Toni Hansen doesn't think many of them will hold for more than a few days if we continue to see selling early this week.