Silver closed at $94 oz. on Tuesday (1/20/2026). Momentum could take it right through $100 and higher. But do fundmentals justify the lofty price levels and predictions?

Investors are bailing on NFLX stock primarily because they expected more from the mass media giant given its perceived leadership position in streaming.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses upcoming financial events and market conditions as of January 20, 2026.

This article highlights how pair trades signaled a surge in precious metals and a decline in equities. Using charts like Gold/SPY and Silver/UUP, Tim Knight argues that the predicted outperformance of metals is now playing out.

Find out the exact S&P 500 price level that separates a healthy shakeout from a dangerous breakdown, and the one volume signal that tells you whether institutions are quietly accumulating or aggressively distributing — before the next move happens.

The 'back and forth' on Greenland is an issue. But nothing has actually happened. The same goes for the Trump pick for the Fed chair. It's all talk.

Bond yields are signaling a return of stagflation as the 30-year yield breaks out of a technical triangle toward 5.25%. With record gold prices and rising deficits, the economy faces a "sick" mix of AI speculation and weak wage growth.

Shares of LULU were down more than 5% in late afternoon trading on Tuesday. This is not Lululemon's first product debut fumble.

The market fell over one ATR (59 points) today. The VIX​​​​​​​ spiked above its two ATR Keltner Channel. Those are two textbook signals that suggest capitulation might be near. But they're not enough. Not even close.

While there has been a lot of noise in the market, the market, as represented by the S&P 500 index, kept on going higher in 2025.

Gold price rises to around $4,775 in Wednesday’s early Asian session.

If P/Es decline below their current 30 -- a historic high -- the stock market will decline, maybe even crash.

Today's extreme valuation levels are concerning but it's time to sell...yet.

EUR/USD rallies nearly 0.7% as Trump’s Greenland tariff threats trigger broad US Dollar selling.

Pound steady as USD weakness offsets softer UK labour data.

In one fell swoop, the S&P and Nasdaq undid all of the work of 2026 with nasty gaps lower.

Bitcoin continued a cascade decline from its recent breakout attempt. Gold and silver both rocketed higher.

Stocks fell sharply on Tuesday. The main headlines centered on Greenland, but in reality, it had much more to do with Japan. JGB yields surged overnight, with the 30-year rate rising by almost 32 basis points to 3.91%.

The tech sector hasn't hit a new all-time high in four months. When 30% of the S&P 500 can't make a new high, the index has a serious problem.

Signs that the governments are really concerned about the supply of silver and other critical minerals, and about to pump massive amounts of money in the sector continue to build.