After adjusting for the dollar's 9.5% collapse against other currencies, your real return drops to 6%. And that's the generous calculation.

Despite a challenging 2025 marked by a 35% decline, Solana has staged a surprising rebound, triggering a massive liquidation imbalance that has left short sellers scrambling.

For investors in the crude oil market, 2025 has been a rather underwhelming year. 

Despite Trump’s claims to have “created the greatest economy in history,” people are very unhappy. They are concerned about inflation, jobs, shelter, food, and insurance.

The only clear positive trend is strong CapEx growth, implying building capacity for increased demand in the future. Wages also continued to show broad growth, although they may be growing too fast for the underlying business conditions.

Markets are forward-looking, but Buffett’s announcement in early May obviously caught the market off guard.

The world economy seems to be reaching growth limits because there are too few easily extractable energy resources (as well as other resources, such as fresh water), relative to the world’s population.

From an infrastructure perspective, New Year’s Eve is a massive challenge. In fact, it’s one of the biggest stress tests our power grid faces all year.

Bitcoin reached a lofty all-time high in 2021, thanks in part to the surprising support of traditional finance.

Part of the decline in equities has to do with investors pocketing some profits against the backdrop of the third consecutive annual return in the high double digits.

Bitcoin price consolidates near $87K as long-term support holds, LTH selling pauses, and analysts eye a potential $210K cycle peak in 2026.

After losing approximately $2 billion this year, the giant is expected to return to positive territory next year, generating low single-digit billions in free cash flow.

Michael Burry closed his entire Tesla short position.

Both gold and silver are trading lower again today after an incredibly volatile holiday week. Although today’s sell-off aside, we’re still ending the year at historic prices.

Famed investor Michael Burry, who rose to prominence for predicting the 2008 housing crash, recently stunned Wall Street with massive bets against the artificial intelligence (AI) boom.

The Dow Jones softened alongside other indexes on the final trading day of 2025.

GAIL (India) Ltd. explores, produces, processes, transmits, distributes, and markets natural gas.

FCOJ prices have rallied after cold weather hit the state of Florida and reminded everyone what time of the year it was.

Instead of ending 2025 with a Santa Claus rally, Wall Street is stuck in the doldrums.

It’s the final session of the year, and the markets are gifting us with clear signs for 2026 – at least its early part.