Small-cap stocks are surging this month on strong momentum in the space. The Russell 2000 Index has jumped nearly 9% in July 2025 alone, outpacing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes. Here is a brief look at ETFs that can ride this rally.

Assuming the economy continues its downturn as all the major markets are pricing, what would that look like and what should we be looking for? That leads into the question of how deflationary money becomes.

Stocks are back to all-time highs, even as it's becoming clearer that tariffs, in some shape or form, are here to stay.

Global stock markets remained buoyant, with major U.S. indices reaching new record highs, while several markets in Asia also advanced especially strongly.

We saw the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 both hit brand new record highs by Friday’s close, capping off a truly strong week for investors.

The Nikkei 225 Index continued its strong bull run this month, reaching a high of ¥42,030, its highest level since July 10.

We discuss silver’s extraordinary rally and future outlook.

WTI Crude Oil has found its lower price realm seen via three month technical charts once again.

In the last 12 months silver is up 33% and 20% for this year so far.

​​​​​​​Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are tipped as the most significant monetary shift in 50 years, since the US left the gold standard in 1971.

Wix serves just over 6 million paid subscribers who rely on the company’s platform to keep their "front door"—their website—up and running well all day, every day.

Moneda S.A. buys 21,515 SCCO shares worth $2.01M, now 12th largest holding in its portfolio.

Another good week in the market with no real surprises. The markets continued to rise as expected, and there weren’t a huge number of optimal setups.

The USD/CAD exchange rate has formed a bearish pennant pattern.

The popularity of gold jewelry makes this pretty apparent. But that’s not the full extent of women’s love affair with the yellow metal. American women also tend to prefer gold as an investment.

Markets are pricing in multiple Fed cuts that Powell never actually promised. When that assumption breaks, everything gets repriced -- tech, housing, leveraged credit, all of it. And it won't be pretty.

At the July MPC meeting, the Central Bank of Turkey restarted policy rate cuts with more aggressive easing than expected. The Bank also signalled that rate cuts would continue, though the size of the steps may change

Copper had another explosive week, as we continue to get trade headlines, and of course traders start to price in the idea of copper being a major component of artificial intelligence, so this is a different market that was just a few years ago.

The USD/CAD weekly forecast indicates that traders are gearing up for a pause by the Fed and the Bank of Canada.

The USD/JPY exchange rate has formed a giant inverse cup-and-handle pattern, along with a bearish flag, as traders await the upcoming Fed and BoJ interest rate decisions.