The Anatomy of a Dollar Bill Author Joseph Kenny explains: Greenbacks. Moolah. Dough. Benjamins. All nicknames for the one thing weanersquo;re all in an endless quest to get more ofanemdash;cash money. Itanersquo;s as much a part of our everyday lives as is sleep, food, even breathing. But have you ever really stopped to take a look at these little green monsters that seem to run our lives? Gann analysis an unusual technical approach to the stockmarkets Author Mike Estrey explains: It is fa

Here come da judge... Oh Dear Reader, it may be a cruel, cruel world for some...but it’s a delight to us! Little by little, gradually, haltingly...the commentators are putting two and two together. In just four days, global stock markets lost more than $3 trillion. Then, the fellows who saw no danger at all – Greenspan, Bernanke and Paulson – suddenly insisted that if immediate action were not taken the world’s whole financial system would implode! Meltdown! Collapse! What did that mean, ex

Fox News is reporting that today's meeting at the White House about the proposed bailout of the financial industry went "very poorly" and "ended bad...very bad" as House Republicans seemed to dominate the meeting with their objections to the deal. Interestingly, S&P 500 futures are basically still unchanged in the evening electronic trading session. It either means the market still thinks something substantial will get done and soon, or that they're not as worried as they used to be about

Agriculture futures traded mostly lower Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

The bailout made it official: Other than the week of September 11, 2001, last week was the most memorable of my career. By the time the closing bell rang on Friday, investors were exhausted after an astonishing week of crazy activity, as the stock market swung from enormous losses, due to the fallout of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy and AIG mess, to equally remarkable rallies amid talk of a massive government bailout plan. Like many others, I knew I’d need the weekend to digest and make sens