Indices kept the good times rolling with the Russell 2000, equal weighted S&P, and Semiconductor Index all pushing to new all-time highs. Since clearing the last line of resistance these indices have barely paused.

For years, silver played hopscotched with its trio of moving averages. Over the past year, of course, the metal strapped on its SpaceX-approved rocket boosters and has roared to levels heretofore thought unimaginable.

Each week we run a DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) model on a company from our watchlist. This week’s pick: The Home Depot, Inc. (HD)

Better UK growth signals are pushing sterling rates higher and next week's inflation numbers could push up even more. We see the broader trend, however, as one where rates drift lower.

The S&P 500 saw a slight bounce today, rising just 25 basis points—not a very impressive move.

The S&P 500 is stuck. Two weeks of 60 to 80 point swings that net out to basically nothing. 

Monetary policy was once quite simple. Unfortunately, the Fed made things more complicated in 2008 when they began paying interest on bank reserves.

Crypto is entering a new phase, not driven by hype or narratives but by real fundamentals and financial infrastructure.

Circle stock drops despite earnings beat as analysts lower targets and insider selling raises investor caution.

EUR/USD hits yearly low beneath 1.1600 as risk appetite improves.

The oil markets had a mixed day today.

Stocks charged higher on Thursday, with strong results from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Morgan Stanley driving gains in the semiconductor and bank sectors.

Strikepoint Gold is undervalued vs other early-stage #gold junior miners despite it having a good sized, low-risk project in Nevada, USA. With the gold price at $4,600/oz Strikepoint's Hercules project looks very compelling.

An analysis and commentary on the financial markets.

This market today is like watching paint dry.

Tech in general, and AI in particular, remain the key to the equity market’s zeitgeist. Good news from that sector keeps the stock market humming.

The cryptocurrency market continued to chop its way higher over the past week as macroeconomic shifts, regulatory developments, and a growing emphasis on privacy have served as tailwinds.

The U.S. and Taiwan agreed to a long-sought trade agreement that would lower tariffs on goods from the self-governed island to 15% and see Taiwanese semiconductor companies increase financing for American operations by $500 billion.

Gold retreats from record highs as President Trump tones down rhetoric on Iran, boosting equities and reducing safe-haven demand.

More than half of US renters believe they’ll never own a home, and 80 percent of Americans say homeownership is slipping out of reach.