The average return of the payers through the end of May is -3.39% while the average return of the non-payers is up 9.72%.

A look at the major recent Bitcoin developments over the last few weeks.

Biotech stocks remain sluggish but the longer-term outlook for breakthrough therapies - gene therapy, obesity, CNS, RNA - remain positive.

It’s incredible just how weak mining stocks are at this time.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down triple digits this afternoon, taking a breather after Friday's huge win.

The U.S. may be adding jobs in huge numbers but the key ISM business surveys cast serious doubt on how long this can last.

Let’s see what the S&P500 is like from a seasonal perspective.

Every farmer and trader will focus on the Drought Monitor in the next couple of weeks, unless we have heavy rains that are not expected in this critical time for the crops.

Unless long-term interest rates rise substantially or a Black Swan event unfolds, a 6%+ FFR should materialize before it’s all said and done. As such, silver is unlikely to board the QE train anytime soon.

There is more information available today to the average investor than ever but the signal-to-noise ratio is the lowest ever too.

On Monday, the UK's FTSE100 experienced early gains, reaching its highest levels in over a week.

EUR/USD adds to Friday’s marked pullback and drops to the 1.0680 area on Monday.

Heading into the recent OPEC+ meeting, oil prices faced challenges primarily due to supply constraints rather than demand dynamics.

The May employment report was deeply bifurcated, with a strong Establishment survey, but a weak Household survey. A look at some of that bifurcation, focusing on the leading indicators.

Investors long in the euro could take some comfort, even as the fragile outlook for the economy continues to chase the single European currency.

Congrats to the latest tech darling, Nvidia Corp., on hitting $1 trillion in market cap.

AIN’s revenue growth in 2023 should remain flat due to the flattish growth across both segments.

What makes the USD/CAD our currency pair of the week is the upcoming policy decisions from the Bank of Canada this week and the Federal Reserve next week.

Today’s USD/CAD forecast is bearish. The Canadian dollar maintained its strength against the US dollar amid Saudi Arabia’s significant production cut announcement. This caused a more than 1% increase in crude prices.

Preparation for today's trading and information on market conditions.