Japanese Yen Rises As Intervention Fears And Safe-Haven Flow Offset Political Uncertainty
The Japanese Yen (JPY) attracts some dip-buying during the Asian session on Tuesday and stalls the previous day's retracement slide from a one-week high against its American counterpart.
Outlook For A Busy Week
Our new trading week does not begin until Tuesday, when we will also resume Q4 earnings season starting ahead of the opening bell. Today, the market is closed to commemorate the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
XAG/USD Tumbles To Near $93.50 On Profit-Taking After Record High
Silver price attracts some sellers to around $93.60 during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday. The white metal edges lower amid some profit taking after reaching a fresh record high in the previous session.
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The Commodities Feed: USD Weakness Provides Some Tailwinds To Markets
Commodities performed relatively well yesterday despite the escalation in tensions between the US and EU as a weaker USD proved supportive
Gold And Silver Explosion: Something Big Is Happening
Physical metal demand is skyrocketing as central banks and elites hedge against geopolitical conflict, stagflation, and Fed policy.
The Fed’s Labor Market Divide Is Hardening Against Rate Cuts
Goolsbee’s dismissal of labor market weakness highlights a growing rift inside the Fed, complicating the path to rate cuts.
Retail Investors Vs. Institutions Portfolio Allocation
Retail investors have a less diversified portfolio than institutions.
China Will Lead The AI Race As The Dollar Declines & WWIII Begins
As investment bubbles grow, global power shifts accelerate, and geopolitical tensions rise, the world may be heading toward a far more unstable decade than markets currently price in.
Do You Have The Right Options Trading Mindset?
The right options trading mindset is critical to success. Be prepared for whatever comes next, let go of trading mistakes, and cultivate a short-term memory.
Two New ETFs Track Hedge Funds, Pay 15%
Recently, VistaShares launched a couple of ETFs that offer high yields and aim to track returns from famous hedge funds.
E.U. Has $8 Trillion Leverage Over U.S. As Trump Threatens New Tariffs
European capitals are weighing their response to President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat, this time tied to his controversial push to acquire Greenland.
Inflation: A Dirty Word For “Accommodation”
Government inflates through its central bank, the Federal Reserve System. The Fed does many other things, but its foremost responsibility is to support favored market actors through a convoluted process of monetary inflation.
The Fed Vs The White House: Why Gold Is The Clear Winner
Here’s why the struggle between the White House and the Federal Reserve offers a bullish signal for gold.
Circle Stock: Bermuda Partners With Coinbase To Take National Finance Onchain
Bermuda teams with Circle and Coinbase to accelerate national onchain payments and digital finance adoption.
Micron Stock: Is MU Headed For $450 After Barclays’ Price-Target Hike?
The aggressive dual upgrades have reignited optimism around the memory chip maker, but the real question is whether a forward P/E of 12 times already prices in the upside.
January Bounce Follow-Up
The January Effect is the historical tendency for stock prices, especially small-cap stocks, to rise in the first month of the new year due to depressed prices from heavy selling in the previous month of December.
Navigating The Fog: 2026 And Timing The Market
With 2026 just getting underway there isn't a shortage of forecast letters and commentary on expectations for the coming year.
If Occidental Petroleum Hikes Its Dividend As Expected, OXY Stock Could Rally
Shorting out-of-the-money OXY puts over the next month provides almost a 1.5% yield.
Momentum Stays With Precious Metals
The U.S. markets are closed today, but gold and silver clearly didn’t get the memo.

