Despite the turnaround off the day's lows, the market had a difficult time holding onto the afternoon gains and closed with losses across the board.

Mike Paulenoff's work is telling him to remain long the XLU unless it breaks below the January 4 pivot low.

There is no magic elixir, no panacea, no free lunch. When you borrow money, you have to pay it back. And when everyone is trying to pay down debt, no one has money to bid up asset prices.

Australian labor market data could propel AUD/USD higher, and if the employment change is actually stronger-than-expected, the markets may ramp up speculation that the RBA will move to hike rates.

Price Headley writes that the desire to be perfect cost him plenty of money in the early days of his trading career.

The trading range that we've been dealing with over the past four days gave in on Tuesday to the bearish pressure.

If the US is headed for a recession, where should you put your money?

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's ultra-dovish commentary last week triggered a major sell-off for the US dollar and led fed fund futures to fully price in a 50bp cut on January 30, along with a 50 percent chance of a whopping 75 bp cut.

Mike Paulenoff notices that the price structure of ProShares UltraShort DJIA ETF (DXD) appears to be about to lift off of the neckline breakout plateau.

Central bankers and politicians have not really mastered the business cycle. Instead, what they have done is elaborated the art of socializing risk. That is, they’ve found new and more socially acceptable ways of taking losses from those who deserve them and passing them along to the general public.