Apple delays next iPhone Air launch to 2026 amid weak global sales.

Analysts predict an adjusted EPS of $1.25 for Nvidia in Q3, up from $0.81 last year.

Both silver the spot price and the futures price are up over $2 on the day, while Wall Street is now talking about more rate cuts again.

As we move into the fourth quarter, there are signs that investors may be becoming cautious of the heavy spending by some of these mega-cap companies, as seen in their increasing CapEx numbers.

Tech stocks swayed the broader market once again, rebounding as the Senate moved forward with a deal to end the government shutdown.

EUR/USD remains flat as White House's backing for a shutdown deal limits Euro gains.

Market breadth continues deteriorating. Stocks above their 200-day moving average, 50-day, and 20-day all show weakness. Yet indexes grind higher on the backs of the biggest names.

Fiserv, DoorDash, and Royal Caribbean have slipped into the oversold territory.

Unadjusted continuing claims for the week ending October 25 totaled 1,711,947 vs. 1,646,920 last year, an increase of 3.9%.

Mortgage rates are lower than they were a year ago, and home prices have fallen in many areas.

Airbnb, Inc.'s Q3 results showed +9.7% YoY revenue growth and 11.5% free cash flow (FCF) growth.

Strong earnings and guidance recently pushed AVGO to the top of investor watchlists as AI chip demand accelerates.

​​​​​​​Weakening economic growth and persistent inflation remain a problem.

According to Lipper data, gold mining funds in the U.S. saw remarkable flows in the third quarter, collecting some $5.4 billion. That’s the most in a single quarter since December 2009.

 A wave of caution swept through markets in the first week of November, thus putting a chill on the latest rally. Nonetheless, we remain guardedly optimistic for above average returns during the nex one-to-three months.

What’s the matter with these people? Trump says the economy is humming.

The Trump administration is flooding the financial system with money whether it be in the form of fiscal spending, stimulus checks/ helicopter money, or monetary easing via the Fed. All of this is highly inflationary.

Investors are going on the offensive to start this week after a few Senate Democrats announced they will support an agreement to end the government shutdown.

Gold trades near $4,092 as markets reduce bets on a December Fed amid a US Dollar rebound.

Fed funds futures continue to price in moderately high odds that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again at the next FOMC meeting in December.