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We have been inundated with employment and labor data over the past few weeks. Some of it is finally catching up from reports delayed due to the government shutdown.
This article argues that SOXL, the triple-bull semiconductor ETF, has hit a lofty price zone for the third time and, in the author’s view, is likely headed significantly lower in 2026
After rocketing parabolic in a popular speculative mania, silver violently crashed. It suffered some of its biggest down days ever in recent weeks, shockingly-brutal plummeting
Fundamentally, the US remains structurally short aluminium, with domestic smelting capacity having declined over the past two decades due to high power costs and global competitive pressures.
We can think of our efforts to understand the economy as being like putting together a jigsaw puzzle. Each data report gives us a piece, but none of them can tell the whole picture.
Micron Technology’s stock surge looks set to continue as strong memory chip demand boosts pricing power and earnings, helping MU extend its rally amid favorable industry dynamics
While much of the Technology sector has struggled in 2026, these three stocks have largely avoided the selloff, benefiting significantly, either directly or indirectly, from strong and sustained AI-driven demand.
This article shows Cleveland Fed nowcasts of instantaneous PCE and core PCE inflation drifting away from the Fed’s 2% target in recent data, signaling inflation dynamics that may complicate policy expectations.
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, what does history tell us about the AI disruption narrative?
This article explains how much 2026 Olympic medals are worth based on metal content, with gold medals made mainly of silver + gold plating and silver medals’ melt value boosted by rising precious-metal prices.
Gold and silver are in an intermediate correction, with sentiment and technicals suggesting more downside before a durable bottom. The best buying opportunity may come on a 200-day MA test, while miners show improving breadth strength.
With Supermicro facing margin pressure and NVIDIA offering far stronger profitability metrics, could NVDA now be the better investment? Let’s take a closer look...
In this video lesson, I review the overall market, the recent earnings winners that are on my radar, and review two new long positions for Tuesday's session.
Pinterest Inc crashed more than 20% this morning after reporting a “disappointing” Q4 and offering current-quarter guidance that suggested things aren’t expected to improve anytime soon.
Tesla stock was higher on Friday, a notable divergence as Big Tech led a sharp selloff with investors debating whether the AI spending boom is starting to pressure near-term profits.
This article discusses US Core CPI hitting economist consensus in January data, showing core inflation trends and divergences in food price components, with implications for ongoing inflation dynamics.
The article compares IALT, a new multi-strategy ETF, to BDMIX and DIY portfolios, examines volatility trade-offs, convexity gaps, and highlights the need to question AI-driven analysis.
We’re seeing a rebound in the precious metals on Friday, as the gold price is once again back over the $5,000 per ounce mark, while the silver futures are up $2.21 to $77.89.
When companies with very different business models begin investing in similar ways, it reflects a shared expectation about future demand. In this case, demand for AI computing power is pushing technology back toward infrastructure.
Gold holds above $5,000 after a sharp selloff and rebound, while silver suffers an extreme intraday collapse and the media declares a “silver bubble” — missing the bigger picture: a historic breakout and a new base forming.
This week’s market narrative revolved around three intersecting forces: the scale of AI capital investment, macroeconomic recalibration of Fed policy, and crypto-driven liquidity swings.
The world is grappling with a massive copper shortage that's intensifying rapidly, driven by surging demand from AI data centers amid shrinking supplies.
Morguard North American Residential REIT is a monthly dividend stock with a high yield. This potentially makes the stock more attractive for income investors looking for more frequent dividend payouts.
As broader tech sentiment turned choppier, investors began taking profits, and Micron’s slide started to look less like “new bad news” and more like a positioning reset.
United Microelectronics Corp provides Integrated Circuit fabrication services, focusing on logic and various technologies to serve all major sectors of the electronics industry.
On Friday, Britain's FTSE indexes remained subdued, mirroring a cautious global market sentiment during a week dominated by concerns over AI-driven disruptions.
Pinterest stock dropped over 20% after weak quarterly results and soft guidance, as CEO Bill Ready said tariffs hit spending from major retail advertisers.
The Fed is already cutting rates and printing $40 billion per month and using the money to buy U.S. debt. To put those actions into perspective, the Fed usually does this during recessions to cushion the economic fallout.
Inflation is always in the background for those of us who follow metals. But lately, with the dollar weakening and both stocks and hard assets rising together, it feels worth revisiting a simple question.
The Federal Reserve put interest rate cuts on pause at the January meeting. The central bankers cited expanding economic activity and a stable labor market as reasons for the pause.
Recession risk remains low, but the torrid pace of GDP growth in recent quarters is expected to downshift in next week’s delayed fourth-quarter report from the government.
Following the “Dot.com crash,” many individuals learned the perils of “risk” and “leverage.” Unfortunately, for Gen-Z’ers, such is a lesson that is still waiting to be learned.
