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Well, the so-called "experts" got it wrong again.

I am continually amazed by the number of purported experts on TV and in print that are predicting a coming market crash.

So, a positive January is typically a positive sign for the market, but a negative January is far less conclusive.

When asked to describe Monday's market action with one word, that is the only word that you need. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines volatile three ways.

The markets are complex entities that react to many variables - and usually react to things that we are not even aware of yet.

I want to provide you with a bit of perspective on the "tough feeling" of the stock market this year.

While there is research that supports the January Barometer, it is not infallible.

On the investment front, I wanted to alert you to change in the rankings of the asset classes that I evaluate on a daily basis.

What does this mean to the U.S. economy and to us? Well, at the risk of sounding non-committal, it depends....

Is it just me, or have the "experts" been expecting interest rates to rise for more than a year now?