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Copper prices eased from their recent record level as indications of weakening seasonal demand in China began to alleviate concerns about a tightening global supply outlook.
As an AI cloud provider that has been backed by investments from Nvidia, CoreWeave's stock is still up an impressive +90% since launching its IPO earlier in the year.
So far, several companies have posted robust results, reflecting positive business momentum. Let’s take a closer look at what drove the strong results.
Employment seems to be growing very slowly, if not shrinking, while output (measured with lots of noise) seems to be rising, into Q3. Would NBER ever determine a recession occurred when GDP was rising?
Markets held above key volatility triggers, keeping risk-on sentiment intact. Tech leaders like AAPL, NVDA, and AMD helped lift the Nasdaq, while META and MSFT cooled. Wave 2 pullback still expected before upside resumes.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets as of December 1, 2025, focusing on the correction in stock indices and anticipating a pullback as a potential buying opportunity during the seasonal rally.
Silver price falls to around $56.70 during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday. The white metal faces some profit-taking after reaching a record high in the previous session.
The NZD/USD pair ticks lower during the Asian session on Tuesday and moves further away from an over one-month peak, around mid-0.5700s, touched the previous day.
GBP/USD slid at the start of December, dropping about 0.25% as the pair retreated from a key resistance zone. The move signals renewed bearish pressure on the Pound unless broader market flows shift away from the strengthening US Dollar.
Gold miners rallied. Silver popped. The market squeezed higher all week. Then Monday morning happened. TLT dropped hard at open. Long bonds got hammered over the weekend. Nobody saw what came next.
A powerful combination of forces, including the end of quantitative tightening, new bank regulations, political pressure to cut rates, and the monetization of massive deficits, is now accelerating the money supply again.
The market started off down hard this morning, yet as is so often the case, buyers are pushing their way forward, trying to reverse the tide. Let’s take a moment to hone in on something specific, however: precious metals.
The “Magnificent 7” stocks now command a record 38% of the S&P 500’s market capitalization. This means almost 40 cents of every index dollar is chasing just seven names.
Freeport is the world's largest publicly traded copper producer, boasting an unmatched portfolio that makes it the premier play in this red-hot market.
Actively managed ETFs held €100.7 bn in AUM at the end of October 2025. This equals 3.98% of the overall assets under management in the European ETF industry.
Orchid Island Capital, Inc. is a Real Estate Investment Trust, or REIT, operating in the mortgage industry. Mortgage REITs differ from most other REITs.
Thanksgiving seasonal trends certainly played out in picture perfect fashion. The stock market bottomed right on schedule and rallied all week as it was supposed to.
Accenture's stock surged after unveiling a strategic partnership with OpenAI aimed at accelerating enterprise AI adoption and expanding its AI services.
Apple, Inc. stock has held up well over the last month despite a tech sell-off. Based on its strong free cash flow (FCF) and FCF margins, AAPL could still be worth 17% more.
Vaccine stocks slumped Monday after an explosive memo from FDA vaccine chief Vinay Prasad surfaced late Friday, signaling the agency is preparing to roll out tough restrictions on new vaccines for children.
Today’s ISM manufacturing report was significantly weaker. There was contraction across the board, except for prices paid, which increased to 58.5. New orders declined to 47.2, employment to 44.0, and the headline number to 48.2.
Equity bulls are hoping for a squeeze. With index-level short interest at/near a record, longs, if successful, will be able to build on last week’s positive momentum.
First Hawaiian has paid variable quarterly dividends since December 2016. It paid a dividend totaling $1.04 for 2025. And $1.04 is First Hawaiian’s forward-looking dividend amount for 2026.
Micron Technology's stock is experiencing strong momentum near a 52-week high, driven by positive analyst sentiment and AI demand, despite mixed earnings quality and a recent revenue miss.
