While silver demand was down in many sectors, industrial demand of 654.4 million ounces set a record in 2023.

Two promising tech stocks and a foreign EV scooter stock.

A discussion about the intricacies of the current financial markets.

There were over 87,000 contracts on SPX 5000 strike puts that expired today. With SPX closing around 5010 yesterday, they already posed some risk to the overall market.

Alternative investments (+$117 million) was the only group to attract inflows since last Thursday.

The Nasdaq is now pacing for its worst week in over a year - and is down 6 of the past 7 weeks.

Wells Fargo analyst continues to see an upside in Supermicro stock to $960.

Rice closed higher again as the long liquidation by the funds is now complete. Futures are now close to contract highs.

Investors could tap the dip through ETFs with the largest allocation to this streaming giant.

Gold’s powerful breakout in recent months has proven remarkable. But the reason isn’t its fast vertical surge to impressive record heights.

Powell and the FOMC are pining for rate cuts and to end Quantitative Tightening even though inflation is the most salient issue for businesses, according to the NFIB and ISM surveys.

Mountain View-based H2O.ai is helping democratize AI adoption by working on smaller AI models, some which weigh as little as 1.8 billion parameters.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 169 points this afternoon, but the triple-digit pop may not be enough to save the blue-chip index from a third-straight weekly loss.

The values of mining stocks and tech stocks moved in a very specific way in the past, and since the current situation appears to be very similar to what we saw over two decades ago, it’s time to pay attention.

The Semiconductors ETF appears to be rolling over. But it’s also important to note that SMH may be rolling over from its 161% Fibonacci extension level.

Insurance, repairs, and maintenance costs are up for both homes and autos. Some homeowners are skipping home insurance. What’s going on?

​​​​​​​On Friday, the UK stock market opened with a decline as concerns grew over the increasing tensions in the Middle East.

Put/Call ratio moves into extremes, which can be supportive for the stocks like in the past cycles.

The 24Q1 Y/Y adjusted blended earnings growth estimate is 6.0%. If the energy sector is excluded, the growth rate for the index is 5.6%.

From a technical point of view, the medium-term trend of the currency pair USD/JPY is bullish.