This week John Mauldin looks at how the GDP is actually calculated to give us an idea of the potential for recession.

Price Headley sees too many traders putting on positions that are far too large.  This tends to lead to emotional selling decisions.

At this point, the stock market has not developed enough in terms of the momentum within that potential range to indicate the most likely direction for it to break.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for October 15.

The falling dollar is not just a speculator’s plaything. It is the dollar in which almost all Americans’ hopes and dreams are calibrated. Pensions, insurance plans, stock portfolios, bonds, everything we earn and everything we spend, is almost all in dollars.

Speculation about inflation and the upcoming G7 meeting is likely to be positive for the US dollar

If New Zealand's consumer prices for the third quarter prove to be stronger than expected, forex markets will likely respond in the sharpest manner and send NZD/USD higher.

Although the market will experience intraday corrections off support levels, Toni Hansen doesn't expect any strong movement past this week's highs.

The release of US retail sales for the month of September could prove to be a big market-mover on Friday, as fixed income, forex, and equity traders will be looking to gauge the status of the American consumer.

People don’t learn anything from watching others who do things right; they learn from watching people who make mistakes.