Bit by bit, the bearish thesis I had outlined in April is no more. Today delivered strong breakouts for the Nasdaq and S&P, although the Russell 2000 (IWM​​​​​​​) still has some work to do.

Wednesday’s CPI report was a big relief for the Fed after 4 consecutive upside surprises.

Gold steals most of the headlines, but silver has stealthily set itself up for a potential run to $40.

Investor sentiment improved as data showed a smaller-than-expected rise in consumer prices, boosting equities to new highs.

The dollar was sold fairly hard, as safe havens were abandoned in order to add to risk profiles.

The market loved the CPI numbers and took us right to the upper edge of the expected move.

These 3 REITs pay strong dividends to shareholders and can raise their dividends each year.

In the past month, June Cattle has been between a rock and a hard place – maintaining a tight trading range.

The major European stock markets had a green day today.

In April retail sales were unchanged on a nominal basis. Adjusted for inflation they declined -0.3% for the month. 

First quarter results reflect continued progress with modest sequential revenue growth, adjusted EBITDA margins in line with long-term targets of 25% and positive free cash flow for the period.

Cisco stock is now up more than 10% versus its year-to-date low.

U.S. CPI came in at consensus, averting a scare that the number would turn out higher. Retail sales came in significantly weaker than expected, bringing down yields.

ETHBTC is approaching 0.040. It looks like it is a matter of a few months until it will test that level.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq secured fresh record closes today, thanks to April's consumer price index (CPI) reading that was lighter than expected.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) revealed that 19 banks from various jurisdictions across the globe reported crypto exposures of $10.27 billion, with XRP among those taking the lead.

Walmart to report Q1 earnings before the market opens Thursday.

A discussion about market volatility, the role of meme stocks like GameStop, and what young investors should brace for in these turbulent times.

The Empire State Manufacturing Survey's headline reading came in at -15.6. That compares to -14.3 for April and expectations of an improvement to -10.

Since the start of the year, Starbucks has lost $23.2 billion in market value.