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The price of gold rose for the third straight day on Thursday, producing a myriad of differing opinions as to where the commodity's price is headed and why.

Many investors know that November marks the start of the Best Six Months in the stock market, but what what they might not know is how a cyclical rotation strategy makes it even better.

Wall Street sank today modestly today as continued European turmoil weighs on investors. Up ahead, the market is watching retail numbers closely along with several key economic data points.

The recent ascent of gold miners and Chinese enthusiasm for the precious metal could be advantageous to the future of Samaranta Mining Corp.

Hedge fund manager David Einhorn, fresh off victory on Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, told investors in his Q3 letter that he's invested the fund in gold mining equities.

Investors extended January's run as bullish investors get behind positive economic data and progress in Europe's financial situation.

Stocks traded up today after a mid-day surge helped investors generate some gains. All sectors closed higher except Energy, which declined despite oil prices pushing $100 a barrel.

Population growth represents a major strain on our natural resources and its impact on the cost of our most valued resources can be expected to be major. Investing in it may be the safest way to prepare for it.

A stall in the market in general stands to mask internal opportunities as profit takers invest in other stocks. New money will come from that parked in safe havens.

Market uncertainty led to volatility in price movements all across the board in 2011. No sector was immune from the "whip-saw" gyrations in our financial markets.

The biggest winners have been the most beaten-down stocks during the financial crisis. Of course, these companies also had the most to recover from.

I see the overall market struggling to post a meaningful gain, but attractive internal strength in selected issues. Gasoline prices the new concern, short-term.

Wish LA had good public transport -or that I had a Tesla: http://goo.gl/fOdXw $AONE $TSLA $GM $F benefit from 5 dollar gas.

Wall Street opened the shortened week on a low note today as investors are increasingly worried that the Super Committee has failed to reach decisions on vital budget cuts.

Deep differences among Super Committee members on opinion over tax and spending reforms made it impossible to strike a compromise, marking another market-negative catalyst.

A bevy of social media IPOs have been revealing themselves in November from Yelp to Zynga, but determining the one that will be most profitable will require plenty of guess work.

Strong earnings, major mergers and acquisitions news, and promising developments in Europe helped to boost the stock market to start off week.

Greater interest in gold miners and a 28 percent increase in the price of the precious metal for the year paint an attractive picture for the future of Samaranta Mining Corp.

Wall Street closed out a week of strong gains as investors peg hopes on a resolution in Europe and earnings season continues to produce favorable results.

All four of the major US indexes are forecasting a down month for November. Yes… I know… November's are notoriously up months. After all, we have "Black Friday" in November (the day after Thanksgiving) and it is almost always a big up day in the market. I may well be out of my short positions before Thanksgiving, though.