The major indexes continue to languish below breakeven as the third quarter gets underway.

Our present days would seem to be made custom-created for gold’s prosperity, but the price action says otherwise.

On a shorter-term basis, the next week or so is very positive seasonally.

As of March 31st, 2022, Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway owned about 58 million shares of Kroger Co., for a market value of about $2.8 billion.

It’s a tough time to be left alone in retail. Store chains in the United States face weaker sales, overstocking, and inflation.

The outlook for bonds is nuanced, and the US and eurozone markets may follow slightly different paths over the coming weeks and months.

The acquisition will allow Zoom and Solvvy to offer elevated customer service experiences to a global enterprise base and work quickly to capitalize on new opportunities in contact center and customer support.

The Fed lied about inflation and it wiped out 30% of the stock market. The Fed is now lying about a recession and it’s going to send stocks to levels most investors can’t imagine.

Let’s take a look at the new month’s first data, on manufacturing and construction.

The June US Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index conducted by Markit came in at 52.7, down 4.3 from the final May figure.

The psychedelic Compounds-Based Drug Stocks Index was up 7.7% in June but is still down 54.9% YTD.

The USDA’s June acreage report again provided some surprises concerning the 2022’s overall US plantings.

If not for the war, there would’ve probably been a repeat of the 2008 gold market. However, there is something similar: the bearish outlook for miners.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell continues to insist that the economy is strong enough to withstand tighter monetary policy to fight inflation. But the economy seems to be saying otherwise. So how will this play out?

The medium-term trend on the USD/JPY currency pair is bullish. But sellers' pressure has been growing during the last few days.

It is imperative for active investors to understand the importance of market leadership, both on the way up and down. And this is proving to be very true of the Semiconductors sector.

The US dollar rises back ahead of nonfarm payrolls. The ECB is expected to jump on the bandwagon and raise its interest rates this month.

General Motors' shares are slightly lower after the company released updated financial estimates today.

Bonds are taking a break in the strong risk-off posture, and that‘s likely to coincide with the reprieve in stocks.

A review and an update on the gold market.