GBP/USD accelerated into a fifth straight winning session on Wednesday, gaining another 0.55% on the day and pushing through the 1.3200 handle.

Claims that AI growth is merely a bubble ignore the broader picture. Revenues are real, cash flow is strong, and global demand is deep and diverse.

As a double-digit earnings compounder that lets us sleep like a baby at night, Disney remains a no brainer, and sooner or later the market will come around to that reality.

We’re entering a tokenization supercycle that could radically reshape global markets, and Ethereum is positioned to lead it.

Last week saw a big reversal that jarred Wall Street.

EUR/USD rises 0.22% as traders maintain 85% odds of a December Fed rate cut.

Borrowing more to maintain spending is hanging on by one's fingernails, not middle-class security.

XRP price growth continues, but analysts rule out $100 target for 2025.

Wall Street analysts are bullish on Urban Outfitters.

The Russell 2000 has been making the most positive noise as it cleared declining resistance marked by the November highs, but buying volume has been light and while technicals are net positive

The U.S. is now willing to grant Tier 2 countries, nations that aren’t formal military allies, access to AI technology if they align with American strategic interests.

With institutional players largely offline and volumes running 20-25% below normal, every move carries outsized weight and outsized risk.​

The market could be looking to end this challenging month on a high note, with all three major indexes notching their fourth-straight daily win ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

BP yields 5.54% in dividends and is forming what could be another higher low at $36.

Versus its year-to-date high, Deere stock is down more than 10% currently.

The combined picture adds those with long-term and expired benefits to continued claims.

The Canadian Dollar sprang higher on Wednesday, climbing 0.45%.

Long-term, the base looks absolute fantastic, and you couldn’t ask for better behavior with respect to the volume.

While growth stocks dominate headlines, Energy, Financials, and Materials continue quietly compounding value beneath the surface.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 10.6% of the US population–that is, 35.9 million people–had incomes below the official US poverty rate 2024.