The market may feel like a bubble, but there are plenty of reasonably priced alternatives—just avoid Newton’s mistake of selling too early, then jumping back in at the top and losing a fortune.

For the US500, attention turns to a dense run of U.S. macro data that will shape expectations for growth, inflation, and Fed policy into year-end.

The primary trend in equities remainsup, but the short-term picture continues to deteriorate, warranting a cautious stance as further risk-off is expected.

USD/CAD remains supported above 1.40, with buyers stepping in on pullbacks as strong fundamentals and weak oil prices favor a gradual climb toward 1.4250.

The Euro shows mild gains against the US Dollar but remains close to the 1.1500 support area.

Market bubbles are periods where capital loses discipline, but that loss of discipline funds the future.

Indian share markets are trading flat today.

GBP/USD is under pressure near 1.3100 as weak UK data and budget uncertainty weigh on sentiment, with technicals signaling a possible drop to 1.2950.

Global markets start the week in a cautious but slightly more optimistic tone, with Fed commentary driving expectations for a possible December rate cut and pushing Treasury yields sharply lower.

We've been here before, but prospects of a peace deal in Ukraine are starting to show in FX.

The euro remains afloat as prices are still stuck in a lengthy sideways channel.

No one develops expertise in isolation.  In any performance field. Solo trading is psychologically dangerous.

I have called rallies and declines in Bitcoin for years; but never trusted or did trades, because it's unregulated, generally a spurious vehicle; plus I think quantum computers will crack the encryption within a couple years and there goes value.

Overall, AI semiconductor stocks fell during the week ending November 21 due to valuation concerns, profit‑taking after Nvidia’s strong earnings, and broader “AI bubble” fears that triggered a sector‑wide correction.

Despite Friday’s partial bounce-back, the order of magnitude of returns for most of the market benchmark index ETFs for the month remains in reverse order of YTD returns after a brutal four-day start to the past week.

JPM says Barclays, UBS, and NatWest are worth owning heading into 2026.

Stock markets close Thursday for Thanksgiving as delayed September retail sales data and earnings from Dell, Alibaba and Best Buy highlight the week.

Healthcare stocks are an excellent defensive investment to protect a portfolio against economic uncertainty, recessions, and, to a lesser extent, inflation.

In actual markets the interest rate emerges from time, prices, and capital valuation—not raw productivity.

Rate cutting odds increased vs. a week ago, but I chalk it up to a bit inconsistent job market data (headline NFPs vs. unemployment rate), driving up uncertainty.