​​​​​​​With prices above $60 an ounce, many speculate that industrial demand for silver will fall due to substitution.

Procter & Gamble shares are down over 17% versus their year-to-date high.

January 2026 could be a major pivot point for many healthcare stocks.

Bitcoin dipped below $86K before stabilizing amid post-jobs volatility.

We find ourselves in a short-term bout of market malaise.

The reality is that the true cost of living in the U.S. has skyrocketed relative to incomes in the U.S. at least since the 1970s.

Let’s investigate government jobs, manufacturing, and changes by sector.

Following an on-site factory tour, TalkMarkets author Mark Hake evaluates SenesTech, examining its operations, product economics, and potential path toward recurring revenue and profitability.

The Yen is setting up to perform the worst in 2026, the Dollar next and the strongest (winners) will be the pound and euro.

Emerging market stocks, as measured by the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, have returned about 33% so far this year, making it the top equity asset class this year.

The labor market is already in recession-like territory. The stock market should have peaked months ago, but hasn't because seven companies are masking the weakness.

Gold spikes to $4,335 on weak jobs signals, then reverses as traders reassess Fed easing prospects.

The phenomenon known as the four-year or election cycle does not differentiate by party, but rather by the year of the presidency.

WTI extends losses for a fourth straight day as oversupply fears keep sellers in control.

Bitcoin price weakens after rejection at $93K–$94K, with bears in control and downside risk toward $76K as caution dominates markets.

TeraWulf has been a popular stock of late for traders, showing significant volatility that presents both opportunities and risks.

Manufacturing jobs decreased by -9,000 in October and -5,000 in November, the sixth and seventh declines in a row.

On Tuesday, London's FTSE 100 experienced a drop, impacted by declines in energy and defence sectors.

Recently, much of the financial media has been occupied with discussing the potential of a bubble in markets.

Contrarians love to talk about buying when there’s blood in the streets. But the most profitable opportunities often emerge not when the world collapses, but when investors are simply exhausted. Here’s a five-part framework to capture that edge