Learning about what hopefully is 2002's bottom by looking at 2000's top.

Our anemic "techless recovery" is perfectly reflected in corporate earnings.

The high-tech investment meltdown shows little sign of easing, with risk premiums remaining at prohibitive levels.

By Monday we could be in the longest bear market in history -- and it was all caused by one man.

If monetary policy is the easiest it's been in 40 years, why isn't the Fed adding liquidity?

Capital markets priced for the worst are reacting well to a little good news.

Capital markets priced for the worst are reacting well to a little good news.

Earnings season was full of pleasant surprises -- until Intel. But was Intel's miss really a surprise.

The stock market may be "cheap," but deflationary risk and systemic risk-aversion are making it tough to capture the value.

Value can only take the stock market so far. Stocks are all about growth.