Weak oil prices have hurt sentiment across the energy sector. Even though midstream infrastructure has limited sensitivity to commodity prices, this has probably given some potential buyers pause before committing capital.

Gold rallied rather significantly over the past week due to the Non-Farm Payroll announcement that shocked the market. Quite frankly, the yellow metal has blown through the $3500 level, and it looks like it could continue to go much higher.

In this video recap, we decode markets, cryptocurrencies, and the major economic moves seen throughout the past week of trading.

The S&P 500 has risen about 11% year-to-date and nearly 30% since rebounding in April. After advancing 4.2%, the index has extended its momentum into September, making it a rewarding time to bet on growth-oriented funds. Here are ETFs to consider.

Friday’s U.S. employment report has reignited fears that Trump’s trade strategy is less “3D chess” and more a spectacular economic goal, possibly pushing the U.S. into recession or, at minimum, a sharp slowdown. This would be negative for markets.

In this video, we break down the real “Millionaire Next Door” secret: play offense and defense—then funnel the gap into dividend-paying assets.

SentinelOne is positioning itself as more than just another endpoint security provider, it has become a next-generation cybersecurity platform powered by artificial intelligence.

The market's gains during this cycle have been driven largely by a handful of secular investing themes such as the revolution in computing, robotics, quantum, and the increasingly large need for additional electricity capacity.

We discuss the major trends in motion currently: an increasing number of recessionary indicators, a fast-deteriorating housing market, higher for longer bond yields, stubborn secular inflation, and a promising outlook for the commodity complex.

The Canadian Dollar was the strongest major currency last week, while the Australian Dollar was the weakest, although the overall directional movement was very small.

The Fed has never truly been independent.

The pair EUR/USD is once again above the 1.17000 level based on the notion that the U.S Federal Reserve will certainly cut its interest rate by 25 basis points on the 17th of September.

America’s tech giants earn huge sums of money from foreign revenue, underscoring their ubiquity in global markets.

If financial conditions are set to tighten due to fading liquidity and widening spreads, then risk assets should take notice.

Civilian employment is below recent peak. All in all, these numbers are consistent with a cooling labor market.

The market faces a tug-of-war. Historically, lower interest rates support higher equity valuations by reducing discount rates and improving liquidity.

An eventful four day week is putting it mildly.

Azure users face slower service after Red Sea cable cuts disrupted global internet traffic, with MSFT stock declining 2.55%.

Tariffs did not and will not bring production back to the U.S.

If you’ve been wondering why many of the junior and micro-cap PM stocks are beginning to show some life, the CDNX is a good index to look at.