This happens at a time when inflation is objectively heating up, including services inflation that can't be ascribed to tariffs.

Although Bitcoin reached its highest level in history (rising from one penny in 2009 to almost $125,000 this week), there was no follow-through, and the trendline that seems to have a magnetic grip on the price is still doing its job.

The EUR/USD currency pair's weekly forecast points to a higher likelihood of a September Fed rate cut. The potential of such a scenario has been weighing on the dollar in recent trading.

Markets have continued to consolidate. There is also an opportunity for the precious metals market to resume the next leg up of its recent rallies.

Although the fate of energy players is dependent on oil and gas prices, stocks in the midstream space have lower exposure to volatility in commodity prices than oil and gas producers. Here is a quick look at stocks that can sail through volatility.

Today, we conclude a previous discussion about whether or not it's time to start taking profits or focus on protecting our recent gains in mining stocks. There are many ways to go about this, so let's dive in.

Lyft, Inc. generated strong free cash flow growth in Q2, and its FCF margins have risen. Even though the stock has risen, it's still off the recent highs. It looks too cheap here. Investors may want to buy in-the-money calls and short OTM puts.

Nancy Pelosi’s stock portfolio has made headlines for its massive gains — but should everyday investors follow her moves?

The cryptocurrency market appears set to close another great week. While the much-anticipated meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin dominated the news, the cryptocurrency market kept rolling on with confidence.