AI and recession concerns place pressure on tech companies.

Gold bearishness has flared considerably during recent weeks’ selloff. But that’s merely been a mild pullback, neither big nor sharp.

Wall Street ran out of steam during Friday's trading, with the S&P 500 finishing just below breakeven, snapping a six-day win streak and a handful of record closes.

The Chinese stock market and currency have both plummeted in value over the past several months. But gold prices have hit record highs in terms of the Chinese yuan.

BHP is using its healthy balance sheet both to buy smaller miners and to build organically, but the company has kept to well-traveled paths.

Fourth-quarter GDP and consumer spending were both stronger than expected. Yet some analysts moved up the pace of Fed rate hikes. I went the other way, and so did the market.

WTI tips back to $78.00, up over 7.5% in 2024.

Snap stock has already doubled over the past four months.

On the back of yesterday’s GDP release (discussed by Jim), real personal consumption continues to rise.

July 23 saw a break of this platform with TLT falling to a low of $82.42, but note the volume and very narrow spread down candles confirming heavy buying in the move lower before the V-shaped reversal on October 23.

Nominally income rose 0.3% in December. Nominal spending rose 0.7%.

Blue chip stocks have increased their dividends for over a decade and can be counted on to maintain their payouts during a recession.

Many central banks do target short-term interest rates. However, they do not do so on the basis of structural models of R-star.

Dividends provide a steady return stream. Set and forget dividends stocks for risk-averse investors.

The rapidly growing middle class in India has led to massive new energy demand, and the populous nation is increasingly turning to solar.

A discussion about why gold is down this week, soaring tech stocks and plummeting gold stocks, and other market and precious metals news.

Understanding Ethereum's path in 2024 needs a careful look. It's more than just looking at basics or charts—it's about uncovering the possibilities for Ethereum's growth in the next year.

Consumers went on a spending spree in December, dipping into savings or borrowing to do so.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is finishing the week strong, up 93 points at last check.

Since the outflows of €100.3 bn for the year 2023 marked the highest outflows from mixed-assets funds on record, it is worthwhile to analyze the underlying trends in this segment of the European fund industry.