A look at the state of the labor market in both the U.S. and Canada.

Fiat money is just paper (or digits in a computer). It only has value because the government says so, and the majority of people accept it at its word.

Consumers are less confident both about the economy and the inflation picture.

Here are three mutual funds with significant exposure to semiconductor producers.

A discussion about recent economic events and projections.

Here are five ETFs that were winners in the past week.

Next week the focus will be Home Depot and Walmart earnings and the April CPI Report on Wednesday morning.

No one wanted the utes at 840, but the masses love them a month later above 900.

IBIT and FBTC reached $10 billion in assets under management in 49 days and 77 days respectively.

With silver nearing $29 and starting to pull ahead of gold finally, a break of the 5-year-old triple top at $30 looks imminent.

The big US stocks dominating markets and investors’ portfolios continue to thrive. They are finishing up another earnings season covering a record-breaking quarter, reporting some fantastic results.

An analysis and commentary on the financial markets.

Having the cake and eating it too? This is the proposition of high-growth tech dividend stocks.

Cotton was higher again and trends are still mixed in the market. Demand remains a problem.

In the S&P 1500 there are just under 1,175 stocks that have positive next-year EPS estimates and trailing 12-month revenues of more than $1 billion.

The wheat rally was based on Russian concerns over frost damage.

Friday's price action is mirroring the week on Wall Street; the Dow Jones Industrial Average leads the charge, while the S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq Composite lag behind.

BLS admitting that “employment in February and March combined is 22,000 lower than previously reported.”

The Japanese Yen has tumbled to new multi-decade lows after its recent free fall.

The 24Q1 Y/Y adjusted blended earnings growth estimate is 10.5%. If the energy sector is excluded, the growth rate for the index is 10.5%.