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What if I told you that you could outperform the S&P 500 by investing in market-leading U.S. technology firms—and enhance that outperformance further by adding non-U.S. equities? Sounds too good to be true? Well, yes and no.
Nuclear energy has enormous potential, and I’m closely watching new investment possibilities as they come up. That’s why I zeroed in on the big news from Cameco and global alternative asset manager Brookfield Asset Management.
Apple Inc.'s revenue was up 8% YoY for the quarter and fiscal year ending Sept. 27, 2025. Its free cash flow surged 10.8% YoY to almost $99 billion and up 8.5% QoQ.
Expectations for U.S. stocks (mainly U.S. tech) are very, very high. Historically, stocks have been about 15-20 year instruments by this metric so 24 is getting up there.
New home sales in China collapsed by 42% in October when compared to last October, representing more than just another setback for the beleaguered Chinese real estate market, the world’s largest asset class.
From an Austrian perspective, most “fake jobs” appear precisely where the market test is suspended by government intervention, where profit-and-loss signals are muted, and where coercive funding shields inefficiency from discovery.
Economists, actuaries, and others tend to make forecasts as if whatever current situation exists will continue indefinitely or will perhaps improve a bit.
The price velocity downwards seen last week in the GBP/USD was violent. However, this is not the first time fast conditions have been experienced by traders.
Fueled by geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty, and persistent central bank demand, gold surged nearly 60% this year to hit record highs above $4,000 per ounce in October before easing to find support near that level.
The video emphasizes profit management, risk-to-reward understanding, and how consistent small gains protect accounts from large losses and improve long-term performance.
Gold has fallen again after hitting record highs, marking its first back-to-back weekly losses this year. Support levels near $3,985 and $3,857 are now in focus as the metal risks flipping into a short-term downtrend.
The US Supreme Court will hear one of the most consequential cases in modern presidential history on Wednesday. The legal question sounds dry, but it is genuinely explosive.
Mark Zandi has asserted that whether the US goes into recession depends on how CA and NY economies evolve. If we rely on GDP to define activity, then the outlook appears sunny.
We are maintaining our “Buy” rating on HLT and leaving our target price at $340. We believe that a recovery in business and leisure travel will lead to increased room demand, along with unit expansion and higher management fees
These companies aren’t just talking about AI; they’re investing tens of billions of dollars into chips, infrastructure, and data centres to support it. And this wave is backed by real revenue, enterprise demand, and disciplined execution.
The AUD/USD weekly forecast remains subdued, as the pair trades near 0.6540 with a steady US dollar amid the Fed’s cautiousness and shifting risk sentiment.
The next drama in AI won’t happen online—it will unfold in hardware, supply chains, and geopolitical chokepoints. The article argues that while software grabs headlines, the real risk lies in where silicon, factories, and rare earths come from.
This video analyzes tightening liquidity and rising volatility risks, showing weakening market breadth via SPX, RSP, PSP, and KRE. It also warns that mega-cap techs may face pressure as dispersion trades unwind.
In this video, I discuss the progression of market cycles and the potential for a significant correction after completing Cycle Wave 3, noting that Cycle Wave 4 would exceed previous market declines and form three waves of primary degree.
Bottom line, health insurance is too expensive for decent coverage, and having to rely on subsidies doesn't really fix it but nobody seems to have alternatives except stay healthy.
GeoPark Limited explores and produces oil and gas in Colombia, Ecuador, Argentina, and Brazil. It has a market capitalization of $417 million and is known for its high operational efficiency. Here is a look at the company's dividend data.
October is often known as the most volatile month, and history backs that up. Yet, October has come to a close, and while investors had braced for volatility throughout the month, they got off relatively easy.
Earlier this year, Coinbase launched x402, a new internet payment standard designed to move money as quickly as data. At first, it seemed like a typical update. But it means so much more. Because it gives the internet its own built-in payment system.
Starbucks is struggling to keep customers in its cafes, even after spending heavily to make stores more inviting. The company's share of visits lasting more than 10 minutes has dropped from over 40% in 2023 to roughly one-third today.
Spending on AI infrastructure is expected to top $200 billion by 2028. This uptrend in spending benefits both Amazon and Nebius, but not equally. So, for investors looking to make a smart move in the AI space, which stock truly stands out?
When Uncle Sam becomes your business partner, good things tend to happen. That’s exactly what we saw in Intel Corp.’s first report with Washington riding shotgun.
Here is a short look at the 10 largest companies by market capitalization as of Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. Additionally, I have included the percentages of their gains on a year-to-date basis. Let's dive into the numbers.
NIO shares climbed 3.4% during Friday’s trading session, before closing the week at $7.25. NIO reported record monthly deliveries of 40,397 vehicles, representing a 92.6% increase compared to October 2024.
It’s no secret that artificial intelligence gobbles up energy. That’s why President Trump is pushing for more development of nuclear energy and encouraging oil companies to drill. As a result, nuclear stocks have gone, well, nuclear.
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 Oct. 27-31, 2025.
When Beijing reduced US soybean imports to zero last month, it sent a message: we don’t need you as much as you think. Meanwhile, the United States still depends on China for roughly 85%-90% of rare-earth refining capacity.
On Oct. 28, 2025, Rollins, Inc. increased its dividend by 10.61%, from 16.5¢ to 18.25¢ per share. The dividend is payable on Dec. 10 to shareholders of record on Nov. 10.
Economists and average Joes alike have been wondering for years now when the next recession will hit. But the latest jobs numbers make me think we’re already in one, just in a jobs-specific way.
This week, the Federal Reserve acted as expected, cutting its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points. Alongside the cut, the Fed announced a halt to its balance sheet runoff, effectively ending quantitative tightening (QT).
The world economy is limping into November 2025, buffeted by geopolitical crosswinds, policy fragmentation, and structural shifts that defy easy categorization.
