The Fed’s balance sheet has two sides: On the asset side are Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities—the financial instruments the Fed buys to inject money into the economy.

We discuss why silver's drop to $48 is a healthy correction and how surging industrial and investment demand could push prices much higher.

FOMO distorts judgment. Investors believe everyone else is getting rich and don’t want to be left behind. But markets driven by borrowed money always carry hidden risk.

From rising private credit risk to the options trading boom, the market keeps taking punches and bouncing back. In this video, we unpack all of that.

The good news this upcoming Thanksgiving holiday season won't be the absence of American spirit at the White House, but the fact that Walmart has begun offering an affordable holiday meal package at price levels not seen since 2019.