Natural Gas has just tagged a multi-year "epic" support trendline, signaling a high-probability bounce of up to 21%.

Taken over a decade, a $600 billion increase in annual taxes would come to $6 trillion, roughly $45,000 per household. It is real money. It would be difficult, but not impossible, to raise this much money through tariffs.

US manufacturing jobs have worsened rapidly since “Liberation Day,” with accelerating losses and weakening sector conditions. The data point to growing labor slack and rising concerns about overall economic stability.

You are living through an unusually powerful bull market. While the run from the “Liberation Day” lows has been breathtaking, the data suggests you could see the Nasdaq double from here.

Making their favorable outlook more attractive is that Delta and United stock trade roughly on par with the industry average of 9X forward earnings and less than 1X forward sales despite being clear-cut leaders in the space.

Google just announced the biggest Gmail update in 20 years. Gemini AI is now embedded across the platform, bringing AI-generated thread summaries, natural language search, smart replies, and a completely redesigned inbox view.

Ahead of today’s open, the final component of “Jobs Week” hits the tape: the December Employment Situation report — non-farm payrolls and unemployment — from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

The market is sitting at the apex of an ascending triangle. Every short seller piling in here is adding to their losses while the algorithms position for something violent. I call this setup "waiting to exhale."

INTC shares have been in a sharp uptrend over the past six months – a rally that has “doubled” the value of the Trump administration’s stake in the chip manufacturer.

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, is it time to underweight tech stocks?

Netflix stock has tumbled roughly 27% since hitting a peak in late June 2025. The losses have been particularly steep following the Dec 5 announcement of its $72 billion equity acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery’s studios and streaming division.

It has been a challenging few-year stretch for NIKE, facing post-pandemic demand issues while also getting its margins hit by recent tariffs. But can 2026 be the bounce-back year? Let’s take a closer look at the current outlook.

The expectation is for 2025 Q4 earnings for the S&P 500 index to increase by +7.7% from the same period last year on +7.9% higher revenues.

This morning’s jobs report for December was the most important single datapoint we have received since the end of the government shutdown two months ago - and to cut to the chase it was in all respects except the headlines recessionary. 

In this podcast, Greg shares his valuable insights on the recent move in silver over the last month or so that has seen the white metal bust through the key $54 level right after Thanksgiving and move all the way up to $80 today.

TerraPower and Meta announced a new agreement to build up to 8 advanced nuclear reactors utilizing TerraPower’s “Natrium” technology, supporting Meta’s growing energy needs and sustainability goals.

Jobs growth has effectively ground to a halt and the jobs that are being added are concentrated in just three sectors. The bulk of the US economy is trimming employment, which points to further work for the Federal Reserve.

Stocks rallied up to new highs. VIX fell. The Dollar maintains the 99 handle. Gold and silver bounced back.

The global liquidity cycle has peaked. Stocks will go lower by the end of 2026.

Big data suggests the respite in goods price inflation is disappearing.