Stocks are bottoming -- it's a bet on Europe holding together, and no US double dip.

The critical bailout tool survives constitutional challenge with only minor damage.

Trichet almost admits his mistake, Obama repeats his, and Bernanke maintains course.

Trichet almost admits his mistake, Obama repeats his, and Bernanke maintains course.

It's hard bargaining as usual, but default will be deferred until the new EFSF is ready to go.

Another minimalist "do something" move, with three dissents -- against "significant" risks.

Recession creeps closer -- but absent a systemic hard-stop, stocks are amazingly cheap.

The stench of systemic risk from Europe drives stocks to generational value levels.

The stench of systemic risk from Europe drives stocks to generational value levels

Massive QE for the UK, and continued growth-killing rates for the Euro area.