Despite the big upside surprise (4.3% vs. 3.3% Bloomberg consensus), GDP is still not back to the 2023-24 trend.

It was a big year for data storage and memory stocks.

Tesla’s profit shift toward energy and its long-term autonomy and AI ambitions provide one path for value, while Rivian’s near-term setup hinges on converting resistance into support.

In 2025, NFT market sales drop 63%, shifting focus from speculation to real-world use and utility like ticketing and collectibles.

The Strategy stock price continued its freefall this month and is now hovering at its lowest level since September last year.

2025 has been amazing for precious metals, but it’s time for a break.

The tech heavy Nasdaq 100, which has been the lead sled dog for this latest phase of the tech bubble, is failing to make a new high, in a sharp divergence from the SP 500. 

Ethereum’s price has struggled to break above the $3,000 level over the past week, weighed down by continued outflows from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds.

​​​​​​​As the S&P 500 continues to defy skeptics with its resilience, investors are looking for guidance on what comes next.

Retail sales came in flat at 0%. Yet we're supposed to believe GDP grew at 4.3% while the government was shut down for six weeks and accounts for roughly 20% of spending.