Despite the “bubble is bursting” sentiment, stock market declines can always be viewed as opportunities to pick up shares of the stocks you like, while they’re “on sale.”

Litecoin keeps consolidating within a bullish triangle pattern, which can sooner or later send the price higher from a technical perspective and by the Elliott wave model.

A look at the news and data on the Bull and Bear case for Tesla.

The USD/JPY pair fell to 155.67 on Wednesday, recovering part of the previous session’s sharp losses.

Find out the explosive bullish setups forming in gold and silver—why the apex pattern, miner leadership, and momentum signals could ignite the next major leg higher.

The Dow managed to meet the target of 47550 last week and managed to break above it.

Dollar Tree reported stronger-than-expected Q3 earnings at $1.21 per share, in line revenue of $4.7 billion, and a more optimistic outlook for the rest of fiscal 2025.

Gold outlook remains constructive amid a dovish Fed and ongoing geopolitical risks.

Asian markets saw limited action on Wednesday, mirroring the range trading witnessed on Wall Street, as investors exercised caution ahead of a wave of US economic reports.

The Pound Sterling rises against its major currency peers despite firm BoE dovish expectations.

Bitcoin climbed back above $93,000, recovering confidently after its sharp drop below $84,000 earlier this month amid renewed risk demand.

News overnight that the Trump administration had abruptly cancelled interviews with finalists for the Fed chair nomination has firmed up the view that Kevin Hassett will replace Jerome Powell next May.

China's Shanghai Index is up against a 'rock and a hard place,' namely, a long-term downtrend line.

BTC is up 7% in the last 24 hours and is trading around $93,000.

Consumer products giant Procter & Gamble came out with an unusual warning about its core business, consumer products, meaning consumers.

Bitcoin climbed about 2% on Wednesday to a two-week high near $93,900, a modest rebound after weeks of steep losses.

The Euro extends gains against the US Dollar and hits session highs at 1.1650.

EUR/USD continues to struggle near 1.16 amid fading rallies and uncertainty ahead of the FOMC, with technical resistance and fundamental divergence favoring a mildly bearish outlook.

Based solely on Black Friday sales data, the holiday shopping season may be decent despite poor consumer sentiment.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 164 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 66 points lower.