Luskin: The Fed seems less worried about deflation, which is good for stocks.
Luskin: We're past the worst-case scenario, but the future's uncertain.
Luskin: profit estimates are up, and that's a good sign for the market.
We'll be living with the consequences of government intervention for years.
The upside for stocks is limited so long as Washington keeps pushing its "fixes."
This scrappy bank has bested Citi and the federal government. What's next?
If we see the inflation I'm predicting, gold could go as high as $2,000.
Donald Luskin: Lack of upside makes recent rally not all that attractive.
Donald Luskin: Lessons learned decades ago are paying off today.
Don Luskin: Some are bullish, most are bearish, all are nervous.