And is an exchange default imminent? The structural silver deficit is international.

The October report shows that consumers remain pessimistic as the overall Index of Consumer Sentiment ticked down to 55.0 from 55.1 in September.

The market provided a little drama last Friday; something to stew about over the weekend.  Volume was impressive, could have been a record.  It was too soon after all time highs to be the beginning of a bear market.

BigBear.ai was rejected at the $7.8 to $8.2 range this summer and declined all the way to $4.7 in September, before rising again to $8 and being rejected again.

The dollar saw its weekly gains pared but it still settled higher against all the G10 currencies.

The broadcast radio and television industry has been benefiting from a massive spike in digital content consumption. Companies in the space are thriving due to their diverse content offerings. Thus, here are stocks that may be worth consideration.

President Donald Trump announced plans for tariff of 100% on Chinese imports starting Nov. 1, causing major technology stocks to lose approximately $770 billion in value on Friday. The Nasdaq dropped 3.6% while the S&P 500 fell 2.7%.

In this video, I explore the recent downturn in the stock market and explain why the S&P 500 dropped so swiftly in Friday's trading.

Esperion Therapeutics Inc. and Otsuka recently announced regulatory approval for NEXLETOL in Japan. Pending pricing, which Esperion estimates will take roughly one to two months, the company should receive a $120 million milestone from Otsuka.

The foundation for homebuilder stocks has cracked over the last few weeks. The S&P Homebuilders ETF's attempt to re-take the 50-DMA at the start of the week failed miserably, and the fund entered Friday's trading down 6.5% since Monday's open.

What a wild end to the week. Markets closed sharply lower after tariff headlines hit the wires. In this video, I review how the trading week unfolded.

Players in the electronics industry are suffering from challenging macroeconomic conditions globally, higher inventory levels, and uncertain trade policy. However, here is a look at stocks in the space that are still worth consideration.

Consumer Sentiment, as measured by the University of Michigan, dropped slightly. The main index only dropped 0.1 percentage points to 55.0 from 55.1. However, the three-month moving average fell 2.2 percentage points, from 58.3 to 56.1.