Now the weak labor market not only gives the Fed a big excuse to lower rates, it gives them no choice but to do so.

Toni Hansen is still targeting the previous highs from July as resistance for the Nasdaq, but the rest of the market has a lot of moving average resistance that it's going to have to deal with.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for September 12.

Betting against the U.S. dollar has been one of the surest gambles you could make over the last 35 years. Now, it is probably still a good bet.

The US dollar came within a hair of its all-time record low against the Euro, and it is just a matter of time before that record will be broken.

The Fed can make a major impact by not erring on the side of caution and by being aggressive.

Derek Frey explains a bear put spread in December 2007 US 30-year treasury bonds.

GLD is up 8.5% since its August 10 pivot low at 65.15, which makes the market appear to be a bit overdone.

Many FOMC members appear very concerned about current conditions and the outlook. With the bank's inflation bias eliminated from their statement on August 17, and the economy steadily deteriorating, there is little doubt that the Federal Reserve will cut the Fed Funds rate on September 18.

Americans' lingering concerns that something, somewhere will go horribly wrong on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks could lead to a rather subdued session on Tuesday.