Gold prices are climbing again, snapping Monday’s brief dip and pushing back toward the key $3,400 per ounce level.

Markets sold off after testing all time highs. The S&P has now set a "double top", and markets are now consolidating in a very narrow channel.

For the savvy collector, historic documents signed by famous figures, a field known as scripophily when focusing on stock certificates and bonds, are gaining significant attention.

History shows equities rally after “insurance” cuts but often struggle when cuts come during recessions.

The Euro picks up again with investors' focus shifting to US Durable Goods, Consumer Confidence data.

EchoStar shares jumped 58% in premarket trading following AT&T's announcement of a $23 billion spectrum license acquisition deal.

Polymarket is heading back to the USA, barring any major surprises.

Leading oil stocks pay a consistent and stable dividend yield. Despite the green energy transition, oil and natural gas are critical to the global economy.

ETH's onchain data indicates the market has entered the "belief" phase with analyst targets ranging from $10,000 to $20,000.

Home sales are down. Prices are falling. Inventories are rising. Record number of cancelations. And this is for July, not just a prime sales month in real estate, also three months after the events April.

Stocks are trying to hang onto Friday’s gains but Monday’s very poor action may put that into jeopardy.

Chicago Fed National Activity Index indicates sluggish U.S. economic activity for fourth month in July. 

The U.S. equities retraced some of the pre-weekend's surge, and this has is taking a toll today.

Gold miners are among the groups benefiting from the speculative activity. Since April 8, GDX, the gold miners ETF, is up 36%, three times the 11% increase for gold.

Day traders have experienced a whirlwind of results via the Nasdaq 100 the past month.

The Pound Sterling (GBP) ticks up to near 1.3460 against the US Dollar (USD) during the European trading session on Tuesday.

German 2y bond yields are approaching pre-'Liberation Day' levels of 2%, but we struggle to find good reasons to push beyond this level.

​​​​​​​The dollar recovered most of its declines after Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook announced she would not resign following President Donald Trump's attempt to remove her.

Lloyds stock price has soared in the past few months. The rising wedge pattern points to a brief pullback.

WTI crude oil prices rose by more than 1.5% on Monday to $64.70 per barrel, their highest level in nearly three weeks, as traders continued a four-day rally to weigh geopolitical risks and monetary policy signals.