XAU/USD surges, although overbought signals hint at a possible short-term consolidation.

HIVE offers wise capital deployment, but also high growth and an attractive valuation.

Bull steepener signaling slowing economy.

There are 6 sub-segments in the AI hardware (semiconductor/computer chip/wafer) segment and their August returns are summarized in this article and the primary reasons contributing to their price changes.

The launches are in response to increased demand for active funds. One is a dividend fund.

Stocks finished mixed on Wednesday, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq adding triple-digits after Alphabet avoided a breakup in its antitrust case ruling.

The stock will likely remain on edge and then rebound later this year.

While August consumer price inflation was higher than expected, mainly due to higher food prices, the annual trend remains downward.

Snap stock looks particularly ripe for acquisition, given it has cratered nearly 90% from its peak in 2021.

U.S. construction spending fell in July, weighed down by high mortgage rates that remain a headwind for housing purchases.

The Dow Jones continued to grapple with the 45,000 handle on Wednesday.

When September begins in an uptrend like it just did, the average return was +0.30% versus -2.7% when the month begins in a downtrend.

The US Dollar Index (DXY) came under fresh downside pressure, challenging once again its key contention zone around the 98.00 level.

Zscaler continues to focus on growth through AI offerings.

For the first time since the pandemic unemployment is above openings.

Cotton was lower on worries about Asian demand looking forward after India and China held meetings over the weekend.

Natural gas prices are back up and trying to bottom. Cold temperatures go from being bearish to potentially bullish as predictions of a cold winter are starting to make the rounds.

Whether you are familiar with the world of enterprise IT or not, it is likely you have heard of the decades-long transition to "cloud computing".

Zscaler posts strong Q4 growth and $3B ARR, but stock dips on net losses and heavy investments.

​​​​​​​UK shares bounced back on Wednesday, driven by strong performances in healthcare and mining stocks, following their steepest decline in nearly five months during the prior session due to fiscal worries.