Everyone seems to know the Fed is raising rates. But does the Fed?

Bonds lose, stocks win.

Does the drop in gold mean an end to inflationary risk? Not by a long shot.

Tightening cycles can be good for stocks -- if the Fed gets it right for a change.

With the world supposedly falling apart, why isn't the market more scared?

This isn't the 1970s -- today's oil prices don't have to be an obstacle to expansion.

This time it really is different: today's high oil prices don't have to mean a rerun of "That 70's Show."

Gradualism means the Fed is not so gradually falling behind the inflationary curve.

Junk bonds could soon face a double-headwind from inflation and Fed rate hikes.