Sean Hyman

Investors seem to breathe a sigh of relief when they saw the Dow reach 10,000 once again. However, it’s not the same 10,000 that we saw in March 1999.

A tax that’s been proposed since the early 1970s is growing closer to becoming a reality.

Last week was a good economic data week, right? After all, the U.S. GDP number came in at 3.5 percent, better than expected. So good times are ahead, right?

I’m often asked how quickly will things return back to normal? Well, one thing is for sure — as beaten up as the economy has gotten in the last couple of years, it may take a while.

Right now, we are seeing steep rises in many foreign currencies as the greenback continues its fall. However, it’s good to realize that all of these central banks don’t welcome the rise and that they are resisting it sometimes to the point of intervention.