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Gold prices dropped sharply on Monday, testing the crucial $4,000 support level as bearish sentiment grows and technical signals suggest deeper pullbacks ahead.
The Nasdaq 100 surged to record highs near 25,843 as upbeat sentiment on U.S.-China trade and the Fed’s expected rate cut fuels strong bullish momentum.
Major Wall Street indices finished Monday with sharp gains after US and Chinese officials reported reaching a preliminary trade agreement during talks held over the weekend in Malaysia.
EUR/USD remains range-bound within a triangle pattern ahead of key Fed and ECB rate decisions, with a breakout likely to follow this consolidation phase.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the recent movements in the metals market, highlighting a significant drop in gold from $4,400 to the $4,000 range and a decline in silver from $52 to $47 per ounce.
The oil market continues to digest the potential impact of US sanctions on Russian oil producers. Meanwhile, the risk of sanctions continues to provide a boost to middle distillates
Lloyds Banking Group Plc (LYG) has extended its share price gains after a sharp rally earlier in the year. It was recently up 68% in 2025. Not bad for an old, stodgy British bank
Novartis revealed plans of acquiring Avidity Biosciences Inc. in a $12 billion all-cash transaction. The announcement sent RNA shares soaring roughly 44% on Monday.
The USD/JPY exchange rate moved sideways as traders focused on the upcoming Fed and BoJ interest rate decisions, and after the first meeting between Donald Trump and Sanae Takaichi, the new Japanese prime minister.
We discuss how the equity and fixed income trading ecosystems are evolving in response to the continued growth of asset–tracking indices and what it could mean for investors.
The Australian Dollar edges higher against the US Dollar on Tuesday for the second successive session. The AUD/USD pair gained ground due to decreasing rate cut bets by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
The Japanese Yen strengthens across the board during the Asian session on Tuesday as comments from Japan's Economics Minister Minoru Kiuchi fueled speculations about a possible government intervention to stem further falls in the domestic currency.
Investors seeking to establish meaningful stock positions in valuable companies may be considering American Airlines and Ford Motor after exceeding their Q3 expectations last Thursday.
Where’s the best entry on Tuesday? This *perfect* pullback technique tells me exactly where to start buying the dip! 2 days in a row… going straight higher, wow!
United Airlines and renewable fuels producer Neste announced an expansion of their sustainable aviation fuel partnership, with a short-term agreement to supply SAF to three new major U.S. airports.
Assurant Inc. has maintained a bullish cycle since November 2008, characterized by higher highs and lows. This post will analyze the current price position within the trend and potential higher targets for traders.
If 30,000 people out of buying less and less (plus layoffs at Microsoft, Goldman Sachs etc.), and no hiring by Walmart, where is consumer spending headed?
A revision of the eurozone's long-term growth outlook would have a significant upward impact on euro swap rates. This is unlikely to happen overnight, but in our view should build gradually over time.
Stocks rallied hard on a 'framework' for a solution to the trade dispute with China. Gold and silver were hammered with program short selling, hitting the miners. The Dollar fell.
We’ve now had three consecutive Mondays where the VIX 1-Day fell from a high Friday value, leading to an S&P 500 rally of about 1%. The prior two Mondays not only saw rallies but also gave those gains back in the days that followed.
GBP/USD caught a thin bounce off the 1.3300 handle on Monday, chalking in the pair’s first bullish candle in six straight trading session and keeping Cable bids just north of the 200-day Exponential Moving Average.
The tape feels different. The scent of détente has mingled with the heady aroma of Fed cuts, corporate buybacks, and a $7 trillion money-market powder keg waiting for a spark.
According to the Treasury Department’s monthly report for September, the budget deficit turned positive last month, with tax receipts coming in at $197 billion above federal outlays.
While everyone watched the market rally 1.13% on China trade deal optimism, massive institutional money quietly positioned for explosive moves in stocks you've probably never heard of.
Lam Research Corp. generated a strong 30% FCF margin on semiconductor equipment sales in its latest quarter. LRCX stock may be undervalued by almost 19% based on its FCF margins and analysts' revenue estimates.
The US Dollar (USD) has started the week on the back foot, trading with modest losses as investors remained hopeful of an eventual trade deal between the US and China.
With momentum in command of market psychology, traders are willing – if not bending over backwards – to focus on news that fits their preferred narrative.
The gamification of the economy, where everything is a speculation, a chance to Win Big! has transformed our markets, our economy, and our society and not for the better.
Intel stock climbed to $38 after $15 billion in new investments from the U.S. government, Nvidia, and SoftBank, alongside stronger-than-expected Q3 results.
