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We're less than two weeks away from the election, and right now it's a dead heat between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. But analyst Kevin McElroy doesn't think… Read more

Today I’m going to tell you about an asset class that I don’t invest in very often — but most investors should.

Here at Wyatt Research we editors and researchers do not march in lockstep. And sometimes, I find myself so deeply in disagreement with my colleagues that I have… Read more

Stocks are trying to shake off the cobwebs from last week’s rough batch of third-quarter earnings. This morning's Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) report was a decent start.

On the 25^th anniversary of Black Monday, stocks are crashing again today after a lousy batch of earnings.

Most stock traders are worried about the election and the volatility it brings to the market. But options trader Andy Crowder just doesn't care. Here's why.

The bears have dominated the Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) chart this year.
Sellers dragged the shares 28% lower from a $29 peak in five months. 

Just as in recent earnings seasons, Wall Street continues to set the bar low for the big banks – and those banks continue to clear that bar.

The bull market in U.S. bonds is coming to an end. Where should people turn once they sell their Treasuries? Kevin McElroy has a couple suggestions.