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We explain why gold has reached this critical flexure point, driven by unsustainable global debt, declining confidence in financial assets, and the renewed need for debt-free, portable stores of value.
Utility stocks have great appeal for income investors. They typically generate steady earnings year after year, and many utility stocks have recession-proof dividend payouts.
New RAND research analyzes global AI use from 2024–2025. While China’s DeepSeek briefly boosted Chinese market share to 13%, US models regained dominance by late 2025. Users remain willing to switch, but US tool capabilities currently lead.
Private credit, broadly defined as non-bank lending directly to companies outside traditional public markets, has seen remarkable growth over the past decade.
The NCAA's proposal to ban college prediction markets remains just that – a request to regulators, not enacted legislation, though some state gaming commissions may follow suit amid integrity concerns.
While gold has officially broken its key resistance and is eyeing historic new highs, silver is currently fighting a losing battle at a major parallel channel resistance trendline.
Amid an onslaught of geopolitical tensions triggered by President Donald Trump's demands to overtake Greenland, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is extending its early morning losses with a 600 point deficit at midday.
It’s amazing how fast the human mind acclimates to “new normals”. Silver is an obvious case in point. A year ago, $40/oz seemed like a good intermediate-term target. Now, if the price drops below $90, it will be a “crash.”
The US labor share of GDP has plunged to roughly 83% of its 1960 levels. Since 2000, corporate profits have surged to nearly double their relative level to labor pay, shifting trillions from average households to the wealthiest investors.
French approval of C3IV tax credits—covering 45% of equipment costs and €130M for real estate—is driving the stock surge. The government is also weighing additional support for hiring and training programs.
UK stocks faced significant pressure on Tuesday, driven by a wave of global risk aversion following President Trump's announcement of potential tariffs on European nations.
Europe did not previously heed the threat from President Donald Trump when he said that they were getting too reliant on Russian oil and gas and that Vladimir Putin was a problem.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) US Oil trades around $60.30 on Tuesday at the time of writing, up 1.60% on the day, extending the recovery seen since the start of the week.
Natural gas has rebounded strongly after completing a corrective pullback, suggesting the start of a new bullish phase supported by both technical structure and improving fundamental drivers.
Silver charted its fifth consecutive structural market deficit in 2025 based on preliminary analysis of the data. The shortfall will likely exacerbate tight supply issues that have precipitated a significant silver squeeze.
After closing out the preceding week at a record high, the S&P 500 clocked a new record high close of 6,977.27 on Monday, 12 January 2026 before retreating a half percent to end the week at 6,940.01, about 0.4% below its previous week's close.
EUR/USD continues to face strong bearish pressure as traders react to escalating EU-US tensions and Fed rate outlooks, with 1.1500 emerging as a key support level.
The markets are reacting dramatically to recent developments. Stocks and bonds have been sold, gold and silver are at record highs, and the US dollar has been sold aggressively.
Johnson & Johnson's stock approaches its 52-week high due to positive Phase 3 CAPLYTA trial data, strong earnings momentum, and favorable market sentiment as it nears an upcoming earnings report.
D.R. Horton beat Wall Street estimates in Q1 fiscal 2026 as earnings rose to $2.03 per share and revenue came in at $6.9 billion, while maintaining its outlook for 2026.
The Euro rallied quite nicely during the trading session on Monday as the United States was closed for Martin Luther King Jr Day. The real momentum could be seen on Tuesday.
Most investment firms kick off the new year with “outlook” pieces, offering futile predictions on the S&P 500’s year-end close or the frequency of Fed rate hikes.
Bitcoin continues to attract buyers on dips, holding firm near the 50-day EMA as broader market volatility fails to derail its long-term bullish outlook.
Asian markets traded lower Tuesday as President Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland stoked concerns of revived trade tensions and weighed on investors' risk appetite.
The cryptocurrency market has continued its poor start to the week as Bitcoin has dropped below the $91k level. The leading cryptocurrency is down 1.6% in the last 24 hours and is now trading at $90,940.
There is too much oil supply and rising inventories, but on the other hand, extra price is built into oil because traders are worried about Iran supply disruption, even if it hasn't happened yet.
As of 2026, China has reportedly secured dominance over the silver market, leveraging a historic 300 Moz Fed loan and vault acquisitions to control supply. With COMEX facing a major delivery default, a systemic crisis looms.
After January’s options expiration last Friday, we have a mild seasonally weak patch over the coming four days. I expect that index to see new highs before long.
