Gold price tumbles on Tuesday as the Greenback extends its minimal gains for the second straight day. XAU/USD is trading at $3,317.

GDPNow registers 2.3% q/q AR growth for Q3, down from 2.5 last release. Goldman Sachs tracking as of yesterday was 1.4%.

In 2025, U.S. companies are expected to buy back $1.1 trillion worth of stock.

Gold hit $3500 in late April and has been trading sideways for about four months since then.

Behind the emerald curtain at the Eccles building, the debate rages: meet the market’s dovish script or keep some hawkish powder dry.

The next wave of the AI rally is coming. But Phase 3 is going to hit a little different.

Vanguard Group, a pioneer in passively managed index funds, is dipping its toe into active management with the pending launch of three new actively managed ETFs.

EUR/USD holds around 1.1640, consolidating losses as traders await Powell’s speech on Friday.

A crash in the number of completions is also underway. Once again the decline is led by multi-family.

Stocks were lower today, led by the big cap tech stocks and their associates.

The oil markets had a mixed day today.

The supply and demand model of economists suggests that oil prices might rise to consistently high levels, but this has not happened yet.

The Dow settled near breakeven on Tuesday, cooling off from the record highs that followed upbeat blue-chip earnings.

Technological, economic and demographic fundamentals are turning in Richtech Robotics’ favor.

Palo Alto Networks' free cash flow is fairly predictable, and PANW stock looks deeply undervalued. That makes it a favorite of value investors.

Index provider ICE has again decided not to include EU bonds in its sovereign indices, sending spreads wider.

Ark Invest purchases $14M worth of Robinhood shares, increasing its ETF holdings to 4.09%, signaling confidence in long-term growth.

The Justice Department’s high-profile antitrust battle with Google is nearing a decisive moment.

The "Big 5" clinical-stage biotech companies are up 34% YTD with a consensus forecast of a 335% increase in the next 12 months.

Healthcare just became the best performing sector over the last 30 days. That's not a celebration - that's a warning sign.