The big sell-off in gold and silver on the news of the Warsh nomination is an overreaction and doesn’t reflect any real change in the economic or financial landscape.

China is forecast to contribute 26.6% of global real GDP growth in 2026, by far the largest share of any country.

​​​​​​​Joby Aviation is at the forefront of the eVTOL industry, aiming to revolutionize urban transport with its air taxis.

Despite the nomination, doubts are growing over whether Warsh will secure Senate approval.

The GBP/USD weekly forecast remains slightly subdued as the markets pared partial weekly gains amid dollar recovery and profit-taking.

Transshipment is a real problem for someone like Trump trying to impose high tariffs, but the Chinese cars going to Canada are not going to be the issue.

Central banks from Washington to Frankfurt are telling us they're in a good place. And they have a point, even if that seems wildly at odds with gestures at everything going on in the world.

In January 2026, economists find that tariffs contributed ~1.1–1.4% to annual inflation. While median households face $1,400 in extra annual costs, the impact is less than feared due to implementation lags and exceptions.

The "volatility beast" has resurfaced, triggering a sharp increase in the VIX and intense market swings. This shift signals a transition from low-volatility stability to a high-risk environment...

In this video, Jordan argues that the recent "crash" in precious metals is a healthy intermediate-term correction within a long-term secular bull market.

Mag 7 earnings for Q4 2025 show a "mixed bag." While Meta and Amazon impressed with AI-driven growth, Microsoft and Alphabet faced scrutiny over massive AI capex, creating a performance gap among tech titans.

Today’s silver crash is a reminder that the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent. Whether this is a temporary shock or the start of a deeper correction remains to be seen.

In this video, we dive into stock market trends, dissect key sector moves, and share actionable insights to help individual investors navigate volatile markets with confidence.

The week's video is in Q & A format with a focus on issues weighing on the minds of investors in late January 2026

EUR/USD drops during the North American session, down by 0.75% amid a session characterized by overall US Dollar strength, sponsored by Trump’s mild-hawkish pick to lead the Fed and an inflation report that warrants steady rates by the Fed.

The Producer Price Index (PPI) surged past expectations, signaling persistent inflationary pressure in the manufacturing sector. This unexpected spike complicates the Fed's "no-cut" stance as wholesale costs hit multi-year highs.

In this video lesson, I review all the data that suggests this market is on some very thin foundation. When price confirms (if it confirms), the sell-off has the potential to be very ugly.

Precious metals saw "extraordinary volatility," with silver swinging between $90 and $120 and gold touching $5,600 before a sharp pullback. Analysts cite tight supply and de-dollarization as drivers for long-term targets of $6,000 gold.

Have the silver fundamentals changed? Likely not. But they were likely overpriced. If so, how much were they overpriced?

After hitting record highs, gold and silver faced massive, record-breaking declines, illustrating the dangers of over-allocation and the psychological pitfalls of "panic buying" at the peak.