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Since dropping gold has held its 50-DMA. This is a great sign for gold bulls as it signals that buyers are still showing significant demand at more reasonable prices.
This article lists three stocks I suggest as short-sale trades, with a red arrow marking the date of the post. I’ve also tinted in blue the approximate drop in price between the December 2nd idea and the present day.
A projected dip in crude oil prices toward $55–$60 presents a cautious outlook for ExxonMobil. While lower prices may squeeze upstream margins, XOM’s integrated model and refining strength offer a defensive buffer against energy market volatility.
QuantumScape shares are electrified today, surging more than 7% in early trading as the company officially inaugurated its much-anticipated “Eagle Line.”
Gold prices reclaimed the $5,000 per ounce mark on Monday as the dollar slipped against a basket of major currencies. Silver prices also surged more than 6% to trade around $82 per ounce.
Valued at $19.60 billion, LATAM Airlines is a leading airline group based in Santiago, Chile, providing passenger and cargo air transportation services across the Americas, Europe, and Oceania.
This analysis examines why shelter inflation is expected to remain sticky through 2026. Despite cooling in other sectors, rising property taxes, insurance premiums, and a persistent housing supply deficit continue to buoy core inflation.
Natural gas futures are taking another leg lower, with the March 2026 Henry Hub contract hovering around $3.20 per MMBtu—down roughly 6-6.5% from Friday’s settle near $3.42.
Workday stock fell sharply after announcing cofounder Aneel Bhusri will return as CEO, replacing Carl Eschenbach who led the company through a period of global expansion and operational scaling over the past three years.
Herding behavior has been extensively studied and is well understood in equity markets, but far less so in other asset classes such as commodities and cryptocurrencies.
The Euro edges higher against the US Dollar on Monday, with EUR/USD climbing to one-week highs, as broad-based weakness in the Greenback continues to dominate price action.
Himax Technologies has declared and paid annual dividends since October 2007, except for three covid years from 2019-2021. The July 2026 A dividend of $0.37 suggests $0.37 annual dividend for the coming year.
The gold and silver prices are in positive territory to start the week, while Goldman Sachs says the precious metals are setting the pace, and oil is about to catch up.
Both cities were world leaders in the past but London dwindled while New York jittered. They both stayed at the top but now show signs of producing higher than past norms meaning opportunities for investors.
Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi led the LDP to a landslide victory that secured a 2/3 “super majority” that is understood as a powerful mandate and provides an opportunity to change the constitution.
Bitcoin Cash shows signs of completing a corrective decline, with technical structures suggesting a potential bottom and key resistance levels defining bullish confirmation.
Our Trifecta Lens Score fell to -2 last week, which is bearish. It was driven lower by a big drop in liquidity, which has flipped negative for the first time since Nov of last year.
Kroger stock surged 6% in premarket trading after reports emerged that the company will appoint former Walmart U.S. CEO Greg Foran as its next chief executive.
The latest government shutdown ended last week, after a mere four days, but that was apparently enough to prevent the Bureau of Labor Statistics from releasing the January employment report.
The Japanese yen had earlier dropped to its lowest levels in almost two weeks after a landslide victory for Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party in early elections to the lower house of parliament.
Global markets open the day with a cautiously constructive tone, as Asian equities rally on Japan’s decisive political outcome and China’s liquidity support.
There is lots of money around. There is not an imminent debt crisis; though the concern is there. There is a need for re-balancing, and hedgers for sure had a lesson about that this past week.
This weekly Extreme Positions report highlights the Most Bullish and Most Bearish Positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the underlying market.
The COT currency market speculator bets were higher this week as 10 out of the 11 currency markets we cover had higher positioning while the other one markets had lower speculator contracts.
The quantum computing industry is expected to experience a CAGR of 36.9% between now and 2030 but there will be bumps along the way. Last week the 4 constituents in our Pure-Play Quantum Computing Stocks Portfolio declined sharply.
Gold’s daily range through these first 25 trading days of 2026 has averaged 197 points per session, the current “expected daily trading range” (for Monday) being 283 points, a historical maximum.
Amazon stock took a beating in recent trading. Shares plunged more than 11% following the company’s fourth-quarter earnings report. The earnings miss wasn’t the only problem. Amazon’s capital expenditure forecast sent shockwaves through Wall Street.
The euro experienced a lot of noise as it tested the 1.18 level, which is an area that previously offered resistance. The previous week formed a horrific-looking shooting star, so we are still questioning if the euro can take off to the upside.
The cryptocurrency market looks poised to close one of its worst weeks in recent history. Massive liquidations, widespread fear, uncertainty, and doubt, and international economic turmoil have brought the cryptocurrency market to pre-Trump numbers.
