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As the energy world continues to evolve, understanding where we stand in the production cycle isn’t just academic. It’s central to how we plan for the future.
The spreading downturn in real estate is the typical and foreseeable mean reversion of the speculative mania that prevailed through the years of near-zero interest rates.
Yesterday saw markets close mixed, but it was only a few names that did a lot of heavy lifting to pull the S&P 500 into barely positive territory with a 0.10% gain.
The euro reversed gains near 1.12 as rising US interest rates and long-term resistance triggered a pullback, with traders eyeing 1.0950 support and 1.13 resistance.
Bitcoin remains bullish across timeframes, with a breakout above $108,250 confirming cup-and-handle and double-bottom patterns that could fuel a rally toward $140,000.
Asian markets fell on Thursday, experiencing their first decline in five sessions, as the gains on Wall Street spurred by US-China trade talks appeared to be losing momentum.
WTI crude oil prices fell more than 2% to $61 per barrel on Thursday, extending losses from the previous session amid renewed oversupply concerns following an unexpected increase in US crude inventories.
The EUR/GBP cross pares recent gains near 0.8430 during the early European session on Thursday. The Pound Sterling (GBP) edges higher after the release of UK growth numbers.
I’ve been writing about options strategies a lot lately – particularly selling options, because it’s an excellent strategy for generating income in markets like this one.
Silver price (XAG/USD) is extending its losses for the second successive session, trading around $31.90 per troy ounce during the Asian hours on Thursday.
The LSEG U.S. Retail and Restaurant Q1 earnings index, which tracks changes in the growth rate of earnings within the sector, is expected to show a 7.5% growth over last year’s levels.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) trades with a positive bias against its American counterpart for the third straight day on Thursday and for now, seems to have stalled the previous day's late pullback from the weekly high.
Silver’s rally from its July 4, 2025, low has unfolded as an impulsive Elliott Wave structure, completing Wave (1) at $33.67. The metal is now in a corrective Wave (2) pullback. It is characterized by a double three Elliott Wave pattern.
Markets were mixed modestly in an overall uneventful trading day. The Dow was down -60 points for the session, -0.14%, while the S&P 500 gained a mere +4 points, +0.07%.
As one of the most vital sectors of the global economy, investors are often looking for long-term opportunities in the automotive market. Two auto stocks that are presenting this opportunity...
Are we finally seeing the end of this move? We might be, and I see 2 chart patterns that tell me exactly where the money will be made on the next rug pull!
During the 35-day bear market, I often lamented missed gains in Options Chatyrts. Recently, my UNH $500 puts broke the trend—now worth 8x what I sold them for.
GBP/USD pared recent gains on Wednesday, trimming back to the low side of the 1.3300 handle and falling back into a choppy near-term consolidation phase.
Silver price fell 2% on Wednesday amid elevated US Treasury bond yields as investors seemed confident that the US Federal Reserve would not reduce interest rates.
UnitedHealth shares are plunging after hours following a report from The Wall Street Journal that the DOJ is investigating UnitedHealth Group for possible criminal Medicare fraud related to its Medicare Advantage business.
Income investors need to make sure they do not fall into a dividend ‘trap’, meaning purchasing a stock solely due to its high yield, only to see the company cut or eliminate the dividend payout.
With PPI on deck Thursday, traders are bracing for signs of tariff pass-through creeping into producer costs. That keeps the Fed sidelined and rate cut hopes on ice.
After trading at some of the most extreme oversold levels we've seen in years back in April during the tariff crash, major US index ETFs have all moved in lock-step up into overbought territory with the exception of the Dow 30.
