American Express is one of the biggest credit card and payments companies in the world. It runs on a closed-loop network, meaning it acts as both the card issuer and the payment network.

Historically, September is the cruelest month for stocks. October is little better.

No order is to small to escape Trump’s tariff reach.

While the Bank of Canada has been on hold with its rate cutting since March, Canadian GDP, payrolls and even the latest Canadian CPI figures leave no doubt.

Thirty-year French yields surged 12 bps to 4.42%, trading within four bps of the spike high during European bond crisis month, November 2011.

Our American Cannabis MSO Stocks Portfolio was up an unbelievable 96.4% in August.

Rheinmetall shares are generally regarded as war winners and Heidelberg Materials is often cited as a rebuilder. Both stocks could also potentially benefit from the current conflict.

These stocks don't have the key characteristics of: sustainable revenue growth, recurring revenue, a clear economic moat, strong management, and good financial health.

The weekend flash crash reminded everyone that crypto can still be volatile. But underneath the turbulence, the foundations for something bigger are being poured.

The U.S. has by far the biggest bond markets in the world, and had about 40% of the global market both in 2014 and 2024.

We discuss why enterprise AI adoption is still early.

Gold had a very strong week, and as the stock markets fell rather hard on Friday, we have seen gold markets break above the $3500 level yet again, and it looks like we are getting ready to make a move to the upside.

As the Labor Day weekend approached WTI Crude Oil finished this past week of trading around the 63.555 mark.

In this video, we'll analyze the company's recent push to all time highs, and what to look out for to be ready to capitalize.

With investors now betting on a possible rate cut in September, technical indicators suggest three heavily sold-off names are poised for a significant rebound ahead.

The USD/JPY exchange rate remained in a consolidation phase last week as traders focused on the upcoming actions by the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the Federal Reserve.

Australia’s Lynas, the world’s largest rare earths miner outside China, plans to raise A$825mn (US$538mn) to boost stockpiles, expand capacity, and invest in magnet makers in Malaysia and the US.

South Korean manufacturing output, retail sales, and investment increased in July. As fiscal stimulus kicks in, activity is expected to strengthen further in the third quarter.

Most investors avoid turnarounds like a rattlesnake in a sleeping bag — because they don't understand them. But here’s the dirty little secret: Stocks with the ugliest reputations often deliver the prettiest returns...

Silver has officially crossed a line that changes how investors and policymakers view it. Washington now acknowledges silver’s role in national security, the energy transition, and the future of advanced technologies.