The US dollar initially rallied against the Japanese yen, but it has since experienced some volatility during the course of the trading week, as it broke above the JPY158 level before crashing lower. Meanwhile, the euro shot straight up in the air.

In the current environment that believes in infinite economic growth, it may be wise to remember Stein's Law, namely, "If something cannot go on forever, it will stop." Now, let's apply that idea to oil and natural gas consumption versus discoveries.

This weekend, let's take a quick look at some important stock market indexes to review.

In this video, I focus on analyzing the S&P 500 market cycle and Elliott Wave theory, while discussing the potential completion of a third wave rally.

The year 2026 brings a wave of resilient momentum for the Japanese economy, which slowed but remained on a recovery track last year. For investors, this backdrop puts a direct spotlight on diversified Japanese ETFs. Here are some funds to consider.

Markets have been selling off. In this video, we break down the latest global developments reshaping energy, commodities, and financial markets.

The market seems to think the path for lower rates isn’t quite as steep as it had been, with the Fed Funds rate by December somewhere around 3.25%, and then that’s it.

AMD stock extends rally to nine days as Intel faces supply constraints and years-long turnaround, creating opportunity for market share gains in server CPUs.

The first key catalyst for the S&P 500 and its ETFs, like SPY and VOO, is the latest threat for a government shutdown in the United States.

The coming events that this breakout alludes to will probably shake this nation (the U.S.A.) and the world to their core.

The USD/CAD exchange rate crashed to the lowest level since January 5 as the US dollar index retreated after the Greenland crisis eased.

Fed and key global central banks are expected to keep interest rates unchanged amid inflation concerns and political pressure.

Although there are not a lot of data items, the first few are highly important for the Forex market, so it could be an important week.

The first couple of weeks of earnings have been skewered by finanical stocks reacting negatively to warnings about credit card interest charges being capped, and other factors.

Millions of workers benefitted from minimum wage increases on January 1.

Silver has just broken above the $100/oz mark for the first time, extending an exceptional rally

Microsoft revealed the results of its carbon credit purchase activity in 2025, revealing that the tech giant signed agreements to remove a record 45 million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide last year

In this week's podcast, I discuss the Elliott Wave update for the Nasdaq 100, emphasizing that I am not bullish despite the final moves suggesting a more bullish picture.

In this technical article we’re going to look at the Elliott Wave charts of Dollar index DXY. In this discussion, we’ll break down the Elliott Wave pattern and forecast.

This article analyzes the divergence between GDP and GDI, highlighting a wide dispersion in Q4 nowcasts ranging from 0% to 5.4%. It examines "core GDP" and government shutdown impacts, suggesting a respectable growth pace that avoids recession.