Gold enthusiasts believe gold could be worth $3,000 an ounce -- but is it a realistic prediction?

Investors are betting on rising gas prices as commodities funds suffer from stiffer restrictions.

Gold, silver and other precious metals have gone down as of late due to the dollar's strength against the euro.

Gold as the next investment bubble, and the risks are a major bet since no one really knows how much gold is worth, or what it will be worth decades from now, says Brett Arends.

Two powerful factors are working to support commodity prices that may resist such niceties as fundamental supply and demand.

Bullishness among gold investors mirrors where it was during previous occasions right before gold bullion jumped to trading above the $1,000 level. Mark Hubert discusses the pattern.

Higher oil prices mean commodities will bode well in your portfolio. Here are other ways oil prices will impact the global economy and your investment strategy.  

Though managed futures were up 14% last year and have attracted nearly $700 million in March alone, this commodity-trading strategy sound too good to be true; here's what you need to know.

After a devastating year forced Ospraie Management LLC to shut down their main commodities hedge fund, the founder plans to launch two new hedge funds this summer: the Ospraie Commodity Fund and the Ospraie Equity Fund.

Despite widespread sentiment of an economic rally, figures still show slow consumption and industrial activity, which in turn bring down commodities; the job and real estate markets are still relatively shot.