Housing Market Wobbling without Tax Credit Crutch

The housing market has struggled to rebuild since its 2007 collapse, and its recovery is on even shakier ground now that a tax credit for first-time...

Question of the Week: Readers Respond to Money Morning's Question on China's Currency

After months of intense political pressure, China last week announced that it would allow its currency to gradually appreciate against the U.S....

It's Time to Invest in Chile and Colombia - Latin America's Reigning 'Good Guys'

For decades, investors with an interest in Latin America were essentially limited to two choices: Invest in countries that were moderately badly run;...

Commodities Are Key as China Continues to Call the Shots

China ended up being the big story this month, as investors looked past Europe to the Far East for clues about what shape the global recovery - if...

We Want to Hear From You: How Do You As A Consumer Feel About the Financial Reform Bill?

With U.S. consumers still feeling the sting of the global financial crisis, consumer advocacy groups are claiming that they snagged a win with the...

EU Widens Scope of Bank Stress Tests to Include More Banks, Government Debt

Under pressure from investors to provide more transparency, European Union (EU) officials are widening the scope of banking stress tests to include...

"Experts" Grow Bullish on Japan ...But We See Reasons For Caution

KYOTO, Japan - Japan's Nikkei 225 is half the relative price of the U.S.

Dollar Bulls Retreating From Bets Against Euro

The biggest surge in the value of the U.S. dollar since 2005 appears to be waning, as traders retreat from bets against the euro and other ...

How to Use Stock Options to Insure Your Holdings Against Short-Term Pullbacks

Stock options are among the most versatile tools available to investors. They can be used as a low-cost way to speculate on expected price...

G20 Summit Bogged Down by a Shaky Global Recovery

The Group of 20 (G20) countries concluded their weekend summit with an outline for reducing budget deficits and a delay in global banking reform,...

Money Morning Midyear Forecast: The U.S. Economy is Headed For a Second-Half Slowdown

Most textbook economists say that the U.S. economy is engaged in a broad-based recovery. But while there's a consensus that there's no...

Buy, Sell or Hold: Enbridge Energy Partners, L.P. (NYSE: EEP) Brings Some Stability to a Volatile Market

It seems like every week there's a new development that forces investors to rethink their investment strategies.

This week we will see...

Can Bulls Lift a Market Threatened By Uncertainty Surrounding U.S. Stimulus Measures?

Stocks spilled the past week like water over a broken dam as investors priced in more evidence that consumers, businesses and home-buyers have gone...

Is it Time to Bet Against the U.S. Dollar?

The U.S. dollar has been one of the world's strongest currencies in the first part of 2010. But, is the greenback really the bet choice for safety,...

Washington Reaches Financial Reform Deal That Packs Lighter Punch Than Wall Street Had Feared

The biggest Wall Street regulation overhaul since the Great Depression was approved after 20-hour House-Senate negotiations ended this morning...

Free Report: The New Global Power Broker in Oil

Uganda has found oil, and lots of it. But it lacks the ability to turn crude into needed oil products, like gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and...

Why Investors Must Keep an Eye on Spain

Greece is not the big story of Europe anymore - just a smoke screen.

The big story is Spain and the United Kingdom, and the news is getting...

Pages 1 of 6 1 2 6