We’re seeing a rebound in the precious metals on Friday, as the gold price is once again back over the $5,000 per ounce mark, while the silver futures are up $2.21 to $77.89.

Walmart is expected to report $0.73 in EPS on $189.9 billion in revenues, representing year-over-year changes of +10.6% and +5.2%, respectively.

When companies with very different business models begin investing in similar ways, it reflects a shared expectation about future demand. In this case, demand for AI computing power is pushing technology back toward infrastructure.

Gold holds above $5,000 after a sharp selloff and rebound, while silver suffers an extreme intraday collapse and the media declares a “silver bubble” — missing the bigger picture: a historic breakout and a new base forming.

U.S. trade officials are finally recognizing that tariffs on essential metal products are hurting manufacturers and ultimately consumers.

This week’s market narrative revolved around three intersecting forces: the scale of AI capital investment, macroeconomic recalibration of Fed policy, and crypto-driven liquidity swings.

After rocketing parabolic in a popular speculative mania, silver violently crashed. It suffered some of its biggest down days ever in recent weeks, shockingly-brutal plummeting