This is interesting... is the Chinese playing games in the commodities market? Join discussion...

Bloomberg spoke to legendary investor Marc Faber by telephone earlier today about the recent slump in commodities. Join discussion...

Legendary investor Jim Rogers spoke to Bloomberg’s Catherine Yang this morning about commodities, currencies, and his investments. Join discussion...

Legendary investor Jim Rogers was in the Netherlands last week and stopped by ABN Amro Netherlands, where RTL Z (Netherlands) got the chance to interview the CEO of Rogers Holdings. Rogers talked about a number of subjects, including his outlook for commodities. Join discussion...

Jim Rogers is still convinced commodities are a better investment than stocks and bonds at this point in time. Join discussion...

Legendary investor Marc Faber spoke with Bloomberg’s Rishaad Salamat yesterday about his 2009 global economic outlook and his investment strategy going forward. Join discussion...

This may be a sign that the world is increasingly divided between the haves and have-nots. The haves are hoarding and the have-nots are left to their own devices. If this situation deteriorates, it can be a precursor to war. Join discussion...

After the Senate Committee hearing (see http://cin.inspiriting.com/tech/framed/financial-Speculation-in-Commodity-Mar), Sen. Joseph Lieberman, a ranking member of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, discusses speculation in the commodities market Join discussion...

An interesting contrarian view dated Thu, 08 May 2008 but still relevant (I also mention this below in comments under "The Senate, Commodities & Speculation" ) . Be aware the site has interesting comment and theory freely available but also has a relatively expensive commercial plug and "waves" carrots. Join discussion...

Listen to what Kerr Nielson, managing director of Platinum Asset Management has got to say about the current market obsession with crude oil prices. Join discussion...