In this video, we explore the Federal Reserve’s role in driving inflation, the global sovereign debt bubble, and the implications for gold and silver investors.

Investor sentiment is rising for housing-related stocks, which are gaining traction as a result of recent and potentially ongoing interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

Today you will see Gold price predictions based on technical analysis. What is the support and resistance on the daily time frame for XAUUSD?

On 25 September, Accenture (ACN) increased its dividend by 10.14%, from $1.48 to $1.63 per share. The dividend is payable on 14 November to shareholders of record on 10 October. 

Perhaps I’m just dead wrong about this (highly speculative) sector. It just keeps blasting higher, revenues (let alone profits) be damned!

In this week’s video, we review the latest charts and data to see which long-term market trends are holding up best—tech, gold, small caps, or foreign stocks.

In this video, we dive into stock market trends, dissect key sector moves, and share actionable insights to help individual investors navigate volatile markets with confidence.

USA Rare Earth stock has nearly doubled in the past month after gaining significantly today. The company’s CEO confirmed that the company is in close discussions with the Trump administration about potential government support.

Private employment in firms with 1-499 employees constitutes about 80% of employment. Seen either way, employment growth has essentially disappeared for “small” firms.

Applied Materials, one of the world’s largest suppliers of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, is bracing for a significant financial setback as new US export restrictions tighten the flow of chipmaking tools to China.

This is quite the pickle: on the one hand, gold and silver have blasted to nosebleed levels, which makes me very uneasy about buying palladium. On the other hand, viewed utterly by itself, PALL looks like an amazingly good bullish setup.

USAR shares are now trading at roughly 5x their price in late March.

Although we may be lacking government-produced statistics, numerous other data reports have been released this week, and they're not looking great.

The S&P 500 generated at return of 7.8% in the quarter, fueled by strong corporate earnings despite tariff pressures and lower interest rates.

Silver is up more than 60% in 2025 and is now closing in on its 45-year resistance at $50 an ounce.

S&P 500’s CAPE ratio (P/E based on trailing 10-year earnings) is now 40x, officially back dot-com era levels (which peaked at 44x).

Gold punched higher, setting a new closing high.

Equity traders barely flinched at the U.S. government shutdown, shrugging off Washington’s theatre even as it blinded the usual BLS navigational stars.

When mega-cap tech starts pulling back harder, it's going to suck down every other sector with it. Those rotation attempts will fail. The market cap concentration is too extreme.

​​​​​​​Gold’s massive record-shattering bull run over these past couple years has been epic. Remarkably it has also been a single monster upleg suffering no correction-grade selloffs.