Disturbing new signals from China's teetering bond market are a green light for this one trade.

The country's latest desperate act to keep itself from going broke underscores a ripe opportunity for investors to make big profits.

By shorting these two highly vulnerable ETFs, investors can make a quick profit from the economic mismanagement of these two particularly profligate countries.

The bad news for the world's second-largest economy just won't quit. As China's troubled financial services sector teeters on collapse, here's the best way to pocket gains.

China specialty firm KraneShares launches its third ETF.

Great investment opportunities arise from sectors or regions that are cheap, misunderstood and even hated. The BRIC nations and the 'Fragile Five' may fall into this category.

The picture in Greece is improving -- and investors are starting to recognize the change.

The world's second-largest economy offers opportunity that should not be ignored.

China ETFs are cheap relative to U.S. stocks and political headwinds do not exist in China today.

Ford has recently cast a shadow over the auto industry.

Short sellers reversed course and sold $19 billion of shorts in September.

The parent company of Google and Youtube is preparing for a sharp deterioration in the health of the economy.