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Companies with durable business models create well-established products that may experience less volatility compared to those in rapidly changing industries.
The United States is now running persistent budget deficits — the gap between what the government spends and what it collects — that exceed six percent of GDP.
The markets were not impressed with the ADP private sector jobs estimate. The Dollar Index snapped a five-day advance after the mid-week report and will begin the new week with a three-day downdraft in tow.
During the few months quantum computing companies were white-hot with the (ill-advised) excitement of the public, they sold lots of stock for billions in cash. Investors likely won’t be seeing those greenbacks again.
In The Matrix, humans become the power source that keeps machines alive. Elon Musk must have watched that movie recently, because he pitched a similar idea. Except he wants idle machines to power the future of intelligence, not the other way around.
On Oct. 1, the government shutdown began. Though stocks usually brush off government shutdowns, the longer they last, the more negatively they affect the economy and the stock market. Given this, here is a look at why the shutdown may end soon.
It’s easy to be rational when stocks are moving higher (as they are today) and say, “I’m in it for the long-term.” But like Mike Tyson accurately stated, “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.”
In this video, I take a look at the recent performance of significant tech stocks like Meta and Oracle. I discuss why tech stocks appear to be tanking.
Taiwan has reached a historic export milestone, with outbound shipments soaring to $61.8 billion in October, marking a 49.7% year-on-year increase. This marks the first time that the island’s monthly exports have crossed the $60 billion threshold.
Companies that are acquisition targets have, in my experience, a few things in common. In honor of this latest success with Denny's, let’s cover what big businesses look for when hunting for acquisitions.
Fidus Investment Corporation is an externally managed business development company that provides tailored debt and equity financing solutions to lower-middle-market companies. Here is a closer look at the company's dividend data.
The big-cap indexes have been leading for a while now. But more recently, there's been an even greater dichotomy out there, with the broad market actually coming under pressure. Given this backdrop, Cloudflare Inc. may be an appealing pick.
Caterpillar delivered a mixed performance in the third quarter of 2025, marking a return to revenue growth after six consecutive quarters of declines. The industrial giant reported higher sales across all segments. How should one approach the stock?
The age-old question in fixed income is when should I go long duration? Over the last two years, this has been an ongoing query for investors. More recently, with the Federal Reserve resuming rate cuts, it has come back on the front burner for sure.
The truth is, there are plenty of assets and even sectors around the world that are not in a bubble, and that includes right here in the United States, too. I want to take some time to share a segment of the market that is absolutely not in a bubble.
What has Wall Street been buzzing about this week? Here is a quick look at the top 5 Buy calls and the top 5 Sell calls made by Wall Street's best analysts during the trading week of Nov. 3-7, 2025.
Palantir and Nvidia aren’t just teaming up on a product launch. They’re laying the foundation for a new kind of intelligence layer beneath the global economy.
Westlake Chemical Partners LP operates, acquires, and develops ethylene production facilities through a fee-based structure that insulates it from commodity price volatility.
Gold and silver have been in “runaway bull markets” this year because of rising money supply and expectations of new record deficits in the U.S. and major EU countries.
A boom eventually nosedives into crisis, which is the necessary correction, but is delayed or fought by the process that caused it—massive money printing to save significant market participants.
The diggers have already demolished parts of the White House’s East Wing to create Donald Trump’s new ballroom. Could the Supreme Court do the same for his tariffs?
Training large AI models eats through millions in power and compute. That means demand is exploding for silicon carbide chips, thermal cooling systems, high-efficiency power converters — the unsexy but essential backbone of the AI revolution.
In this video, I provide an Elliott Wave analysis of the S&P 500 market, discussing the rare expanding diagonal fifth wave pattern and examining recent market movements and trading patterns.
The article examines how the Fed’s pandemic-era actions—massive balance sheet expansion and delayed rate hikes—led to losses, halted Treasury remittances, and raised concerns over transparency and accountability in its crisis response.
In this video, we review a broad correction in gold, silver, and miners. Despite oversold bounces, charts suggest more consolidation before a major uptrend resumes, with support seen in gold near 3600–3700 and silver around 45–46.
It just seems so PERFECT that a company with the ticker symbol BULL would come out at the market’s peak and wither away by almost 90%. People ever learn. Not ever.
Bitcoin’s ecosystem is increasingly shaped by Chinese influence—from mining to infrastructure—raising questions over global decentralization and the risks of state control in the world’s biggest cryptocurrency.
After peaking near $4,400 an ounce, gold was hammered lower, falling to below $4,000. Since then, the price seems to have consolidated around $4,000, but volatility continues to dominate the market with significant daily price swings.
Equity indices remain perched at lofty highs with limited correction risk, while gold and silver are showing weakness despite the stable dollar — signalling potential divergence between growth assets and precious-metal momentum.
After a strong market rally, many investors are sitting on meaningful gains, but with volatility returning this week, the real challenge becomes keeping those profits.
While all three major indexes logged weekly losses of 1% or more, the Dow and S&P 500 bounced off their session lows to finish Friday just above breakeven.
