The outlook for the S&P 500's dividends through 2026 has not changed much.

Eli Lilly's stock is experiencing short-term volatility due to its proximity to a 52-week high and upcoming earnings, amid strong analyst support and mixed technical indicators.

Tariff-driven volatility favors intraday trading, while swing traders should stay short on major indices until a clear, credible market turnaround appears.

There are many moving pieces, and Japan’s finance minister's call for market calm seemed to help.

Global markets are cautiously stabilizing after yesterday’s selloff.

A review and analysis of the precious metals markets.

Rent and Healthcare go different ways in 2026. Plus there are huge timing issues.

EUR/USD consolidates previous gains above 1.1700 after being rejected at the 1.1760 area.

The USD/SGD pair fell sharply to test recent lows near 1.28375 as global risk sentiment deteriorates, with Trump’s Davos speech in focus.

Early 2026 looks choppy and bearish short term, but long-term opportunity remains for disciplined investors who avoid speculation.

It appears that President Trump wants Kevin Hassett to remain in his role at the White House.

On Wednesday, GBP/USD remained stable at 1.3436. The British pound was supported by a sell-off in the US dollar following increased trade tensions between the US and Europe over Greenland.

GBP/USD slips after CPI data & ahead of Trump’s speech. USD/JPY hold steady ahead of Trump & Friday’s BoJ meeting.

Indices were under further pressure as Donald Trump heads to Davos.

The GBP/USD price analysis remains firm after UK CPI reports a mild rebound to 3.4% against the expected 3.3%.

Johnson & Johnson reported Q4 2025 revenue of $24.6 billion, beating expectations, while EPS came in at $2.46, just below forecasts.

Japanese bonds rebounded strongly following a sharp selloff that had reverberated across global debt markets

The latest rise in UK inflation – from 3.2% to 3.4% in December – shouldn't last.

Rising US Treasury yields further pressured stocks, while reports of a Danish pension fund’s plans to reduce its holdings in US Treasuries added to investor anxiety.

Macy’s is the latest retailer to admit to struggling in the current economic climate.