Even though WTI Crude Oil did experience some rather stark volatility, the commodity remained within a known price realm.

The QC industry is forecast to have a compound annual growth rate of 36.9% between now and 2030.

Both CBO and SPF median indicate a substantial slowing in growth of “core GDP”.

TLT's price cleared the key moving averages and the July 6-month calendar range high. 

US30 price prediction based on the technical analysis.

Here are some new University of Michigan sentiment charts to discuss.

OpenAI spending $300B on cloud over five years, boosting Oracle but adding market uncertainty.

This past week delivered a trio of market-moving economic releases, CPI, PPI, and the annual employment revisions, that collectively shaped investor expectations heading into next week’s FOMC meeting.

U.S. companies are being forced into an impossible position. They can either comply with Europe and risk big penalties here, or defy Europe and face massive fines over there.

The USD/CAD pair had a slightly bullish week as traders balanced the policy outlooks for the Bank of Canada and the Fed. Meanwhile, US data added more pressure on the Fed to lower borrowing costs.

Momentum is bullish and we're not seeing any resistance through the rest of the month.

Today's middle class is shrinking, and a few important developments indicate this could continue.

We are seeing all time highs with strong breadth; what could go wrong? Too much of a good thing.

Here are predictions for upcoming economic data releases through the end of the month.

Where we see silver going this week.

With the Fed and BOJ set to meet this week, investors should be alert to the possibility of an abrupt yen reversal and its impact on global markets.

Palantir Technologies stock jumped 9.82% this week after Oracle delivered blockbuster forecasts that could reshape the cloud computing landscape. The company is positioned to benefit directly from Oracle’s aggressive expansion plans.

The savings & loan industry is gaining from the improving lending environment, supported by relatively low rates and expectations of rate cuts later this month. Given this favorable backdrop, here is a brief look at stocks in the space.

In this video, I take a look at the Nasdaq 100. I also update the charts and provide a short-term perspective for the index.

All told, we have to come to terms with the dreaded economic S-word: Stagflation. If you lived through the 1970s, you already know what that is – stagnant growth, sticky inflation. That’s why I’m focused on quality real estate investment right now.