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Muscat mediation between the US and Iran ended Friday after eight hours, but the US State Department announced new sanctions immediately following the talks. The swift move underscores a
Employment data reveals a critical shift: Education and Health Services are now the sole drivers of U.S. job growth. As other private sectors stall or contract, these industries are single-handedly preventing a total labor market freeze.
In this week's podcast, Michael provided an Elliott Wave Weekly Update for gold, silver, and platinum markets. He analyzed the recent price movements and potential future trends for each metal.
Rare earths, lithium, and graphite form the lifeblood of every smartphone, EV, and fighter jet. Here lies the true chokehold. China doesn't just mine these minerals; it refines and processes them for the world.
Consumer staples are where scared money hides while still calling itself invested. They're the last stop before cash. The real move comes when both sectors fall together. When staples can't hold.
The Fed is becoming more relaxed about the US jobs market. Yet, this week's data makes that look complacent. And payroll numbers next week will be key. So, what's going on beneath the surface?
Caterpillar Inc. delivered an impressive performance in the fourth quarter of 2025, posting record revenues on higher volumes across segments. The industrial giant also returned to positive earnings growth. How should investors approach the stock?
Robinhood stock climbed by 14% on Friday to $82.82, providing relief after a punishing decline that saw shares drop 46% from their all-time high of $152 on Oct. 9. The rebound came on heavy volume, with 53.9 million shares traded.
Technology was the big market laggard again on Wednesday following disappointing earnings and more software anxiety. 7 of the 11 sector SPDRs were higher on the day, but the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund lost 2.8%.
That was a seriously wild week. It seemed like the bears were going to absolutely take over the market, with an amazing crescendo seen late on Thursday as Bitcoin plunged to less than half its peak price. Friday saw the revenge of the bulls, however.
Monday's trading session hammered home my approach to volatility -- and from a different angle. The S&P 500 had printed a 152-handle daily bar, the Nasdaq looked identical, and both were bleeding into the afternoon. Context forced another adaptation.
If you’ve invested in US stocks as a Canadian, you’ve probably bumped into Canadian Depositary Receipts. They can be convenient, but convenience comes with a price tag. So, when do CDRs make sense—and when are you paying for something you don’t need?
Bitcoin took a brutal hit in recent days, plunging to a low of $60,074 – a staggering drop of over 50% from its peak of $126,210. Yet, bulls remain unshaken, insisting a $1 million price tag is
We have good news for consumers. First, PepsiCo announced it will slash prices by 15% on snack brands such as Lay's and Doritos. The second piece of good news is on the avocado front. Prices in Mexico have plunged down more than 19% from a year ago.
There is a growing backlash against new data-center construction, and it’s slowing down the rollout of these facilities. And so, Musk’s long-term plan is to skip all that -- and take his data centers into space. And it’s not as crazy as it sounds.
Completely avoiding quantum computing equities at this stage may risk missing exposure to a multi-billion-dollar technology inflection over the next decade. Thus, here is a look at 2 stocks with significant quantum exposure to consider.
AbbVie Inc. is a US-based biopharmaceutical company formed in 2013 as a spinoff from Abbott Laboratories. It’s a cutting-edge company with strong exposure to high-demand needs in immunology and oncology -- and it has a terrific pipeline.
Here is a short look at the 10 largest companies by market capitalization as of Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026. Additionally, I have included the percentages of their gains on a year-to-date basis. Let's dive into the numbers.
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 Feb. 2-6, 2026.
Markets stumbled into February, a historically weak month. February tends to deliver modest returns, with average performance trailing the stronger gains typically seen in January and March.
This is not your grandma’s market volatility. This is what happens when politics and geopolitics become drivers of the entire market narrative instead of background influences.
Ethereum price crashes 30% in seven days to $1,900, with technical analysis suggesting potential drops to $1,000-$1,400 range as selling pressure mounts.
Wall Street’s favourite macro assumption that inflation will cool “enough” to let the Federal Reserve cut rates on a predictable timetable faces a real stress test in the coming weeks.
This week’s market action reinforced that leadership is no longer being driven by narrative alone but by the intersection of liquidity, capital intensity, and execution visibility.
There will be two large revisions in the next two job reports that will hugely affect the picture on both job creation and the number of people employed.
European energy provider EnBW announced a new long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) with Google, providing the tech giant with 100 MW of energy from a new offshore wind farm project in the German North Sea.
A powerful short-term rally on Friday, February 6, pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average well above the 50,000 milestone and sparked a significant rebound in the S&P 500.
Media coverage highlights growing local community pushbacks against data center developments, posing a slow-down risk to data center power demand growth, along with US power market tightness.
With Amazon stock trading at its cheapest P/E valuation in the last 10 years, this post-earnings selloff could indeed be one of the rarer buying opportunities on the dip.
In this video, Peter Schiff breaks down why “Dow 50,000” is headline theater. In real terms, the Dow is only about 10 ounces of gold, down from more than 40 ounces in 1999—a roughly 75% bear market measured in real money.
Tracey looked at three large-cap gold miners headquartered in South Africa, the United States, and Canada. The fundamentals look strong in the entire group, as gold has traded over $4000 an ounce in 2026.
Amazon and Alphabet are increasingly functioning as both infrastructure providers and applied AI leaders, a rare combination that positions them at the center of one of the most significant technological shifts in decades.
The Japanese yen slipped as traders positioned for Sunday’s snap election, with markets expecting Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to extend her hold on power and keep a reflationary policy mix in place.
In the Commitment of Traders data tied to COMEX and reported by the CFTC, banks appear within the Commercial category. Across full market cycles, that category remains weighted net short silver futures.
With limited growth drivers and the AGLC revenue boost set to expire, upside appears modest, making the stock more of a steady income play than a growth opportunity.
Arm's results highlighted a mixed picture, with royalty revenue surging 27% on adoption of advanced architectures like Armv9 and growing data center usage.
The Dow snapped its three-week losing streak on Friday, tacking on more than 1,200 points to secure its best day since May and close at a new record high.
Gold just soared to some of its most-overbought levels on record, climaxing its largest cyclical bull ever. That was followed by one of gold’s worst down days in history, formally slaying that monster bull.
