The managing director of CPM Group shares his outlook on the yellow metal.

The director of America West Resources discusses one of America’s most abundant resources and its inherent connection to energy demands.

The CFO of OpVest Wealth Management gives his current outlook on the yellow metal as well as ‘the poor man’s gold.’

The chief strategist for Adam Mesh Trading provides his current outlook for commodities.

The chief currency strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman considers whether monetary union can be had without political union.

The chief soft commodity analyst for PitGuru.com gives his outlook on coffee, sugar and related factors affecting their current positions.

• The efficiency of stops
• From day trader to swing trader
• Looking away from minute charts to the big picture

The CEO of Adam Mesh Trading Group describes the mentality every successful investor should employ.

• The common denominator for all traders
• Paralysis by analysis
• Learning the pain of discipline (or of regret)

• Anti-Wall St. rhetoric toning down?
• Incentivizing small businesses is key
• More tax hikes coming?

The chairman of John Thomas Financial shares his outlook on the marketplace and the current world economy.

• Has the market disconnected from the real economy?
• What spillovers might occur from the Greece effect?
• Tiptoeing back into the market …

• ‘The best house in a bad neighborhood’
• Will the dollar get more overvalued?
• What’s scaring traders?

The managing partner of Kingsview Management gives his economic outlook for 2010.

• Trend growth on the horizon
• Value stocks likely to shine
• Fed has its work cut out for it

• The importance of transparency from the Fed
• Fingerpointing a scapegoat
• Will there be a second stimulus?

The CEO of Saber Partners discusses the current political and economic climate.

• Much hinges on jobs creation
• New campaign financing rules: tsunami in waiting?
• ‘Seminar smart’ vs. ‘political smart’

• Due diligence for institutions as well as individuals
• Are some funds better at raising capital than producing returns?
• The best regulator: a well-educated investor