About two decades ago, the world experienced one of the most significant economic developments of the modern era.

In 2001, Goldman Sachs analyst Jim O’Neill tipped the first domino to end the U.S. dollar’s dominance.

This year has been a really challenging one for currency traders.

The media will do anything to keep you engaged… but you can avoid getting caught in the noise if you understand the real estate cycle.

Here we go again…

The most dangerous time to invest is when the fear of missing out (FOMO) is greater than the fear of loss.

The entire stock market has become a meme stock.

It’s time to close out another great trade.

My favorite oil trading indicator just flashed a “sell” signal.

Oil stocks are getting ready to break out.

It can’t get any better than this for the transportation stocks.

Traders are placing big bets on a summertime rally.

It’s always a great thing when a trade plays out in picture-perfect fashion.

The natural gas rally has started.

In February 2000, I spotted an irresistible trade.

The stock market rally this year has been no coincidence.

Over the past 72 years, the stock market has followed the same script.

Imagine getting a daily payout, every day the stock market was open.

In 1999, two of my favorite clients fired me as their financial advisor.

On June 14, I warned readers that the stock market was getting into dangerous territory.