Markets are grinding down again, wow! Anytime I see a bullish market grind lower, this Blowoff Bottom is exactly what I’m looking for tomorrow!

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets as of November 4th, 2025, focusing on significant political and economic events.

The market sold off today. Tech got hammered. The Nasdaq dropped nearly 2%. Chips fell by over 3%. Tesla (TSLA) gave back 5% after hitting its second-highest level in history yesterday.

EUR/USD halts its five-day losing streak, trading around 1.1490 during the Asian hours on Wednesday.

GBP/USD fell further on Tuesday, making a clean downside break of the 1.3100 handle and shedding around 0.9% over a single day as Cable losses continue to pile on.

The USD/JPY pair attracts some sellers to near 153.65 during the early Asian session on Wednesday. The US Dollar edges lower against the Japanese Yen amid growing concerns over the ongoing US government shutdown.

In today’s article, we’ll examine the recent performance of S&P 500 ETF (SPY​​​​​​​) through the lens of Elliott Wave Theory. We’ll review how the rally from the October 2025 low unfolded as a 5-wave impulse followed by a 7-swing correction (WXY)

OpenAI’s secret Project Mercury employs ex-bankers from JPMorgan, Goldman, and Morgan Stanley to train AI to automate junior banking tasks like financial modeling.

I would love to be short Vistra (VST​​​​​​​). In fact, I shorted it yesterday, but I covered. Why? Because the quote is wrong!

Real wealth beats accounting tricks and paydowns aren’t a mechanical path to recession.

Dividend cutters have poor performance and higher risk; they reduce the amount of money in your pocket, and they are likely to continue down that slippery slope. There is almost never a good reason to add a dividend cutter to your portfolio.

India may cancel up to 20% of its planned renewable power capacity as developers struggle to secure buyers for their electricity, according to Bloomberg.

Data centers are massive energy consumers, and AI applications require even more power than traditional computing.

The liquidity drain we’ve been witnessing—likely starting in mid-July with the steady rebuilding of the TGA—has now caught up with much of the market.

AMD’s stock drops despite strong earnings, as trade and supply chain concerns persist.

Fundamentals are robust, with projected revenue and earnings growth exceeding 20% and 30% respectively for the next two years.

Energy and Financials once again dominate the deep-value landscape in this week’s screen.

The national unemployment rate for the U.S. rose to 4.3% in August 2025. But that figure masks vast differences in local labor market health across states.

Advanced Micro Devices came out with quarterly earnings of $1.2 per share.

Gold and silver were sold lower. The Dollar took back the 100 handle.