The U.S. has neglected capital investment…and the manufacturing sector generally for a quarter century. How will it now export its way out of a recession?

Toni Hansen suspects that Monday and Tuesday morning are going to be slower and lacking in higher number and high quality momentum moves in individual stocks.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for August 6.

Tim Bourquin interviews David Piscorik, who talks about how he looks at the markets, how he determines trends and whether they are continuing or ending, and how he scans the markets for opportunities each day.

James Mound reviews futures and commodities in his weekly report for the week of August 5.

With the economy increasingly looking like it will slow down materially in the last half of the year, there is a drum beat for the Federal Reserve to cut rates. But how likely is a rate cut this year?

The US Oil Trust (USO) is pressing against its June-August support line.

UK industrial production growth is anticipated to slow in June although factory output should still hold at the best levels in almost six years, as higher interest rates have yet to derail the recovery of the manufacturing sector.

Derek Frey explains a long call in the October Dollar Index.

Toni Hansen is looking for more of a correction off the support zone, but the odds remain higher that things will continue to be choppy.