It's been a volatile few weeks in the markets, and it can be hard to tell if we're currently in a risk-on or risk-off environment.

An audience-requested showdown between lumber-focused ETFs from Blackrock (AGG) and Vanguard (BND and BLV).

Monetary policy as a fundamental driver behind USDJPY is held firmly by the Dollar given that the Fed is on the bleeding edge of policy while the BOJ is anchored to extreme stimulus.

CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. tanked in extended trading on Tuesday even though the cybersecurity company reported market-beating results for its fiscal third quarter.

Today was about rising rates and a stronger dollar. Surprisingly, the VIX​​​​​​​ moved lower by 1%, which is odd, given Powell’s appearance tomorrow.

Intuit came out with quarterly earnings of $1.66 per share.

Flip-flopping headlines from OPEC+ leaks and China COVID restrictions prompted a volatile day in crude markets today but WTI ended higher.

Gold prices are working on their strongest month of performance since July of 2020, which was just before Gold set it’s all-time-high.

The oil markets had a mixed day today.

Fed Chair Powell is scheduled to speak tomorrow at 1:30 pm EST at the Brookings Institute and if recent history is any guide he may try to talk down the market.

Still gripping onto steep weekly deficits, stocks ended a volatile session mostly lower.

NFT trading volume is down roughly 87 percent from January 2022 levels, and valuations are also much lower than they were at the beginning of the year. Lots of companies are tightening their belts.

After 12 years of ultra-low interest rates, generous government support, and unprecedented liquidity injections from central banks, the global real estate market is in the midst of a much-deserved contraction cycle.

Thanksgiving was a major driver of demand, of course, but there may be another reason why travelers were able to board planes consistently throughout the week: remote and hybrid work.

Mixed sentiment was no excuse for the Australian Dollar to appreciate against the US Dollar.

A discussion about current trends as well as what to own and when.

While all four of the largest stocks in the S&P 500 are down at least 20% from their highs, it’s quite a juxtaposition with the S&P 500 which is down ‘only’ 17.8%.

As of November 28, the price of Regular and Premium were down 11 and 12 cents each, respectively, from the previous week.

Third-quarter earnings are expected to increase 35.0% from Q3 2021. Excluding the Energy sector, earnings are expected to increase 13.4%.

A senior Bernstein analyst says this stock is not out of the woods just yet.