Gold, silver and miners started the week strong but reversed course hard.

We’ve seen the Nasdaq reclaim and reassert its leadership over the last few weeks.

The Dollar was up a few cents. Stocks took a decline after the big rally.

With 2024 almost in the rearview mirror, the big question for investors is whether stocks will continue to march higher after two years of blockbuster gains.

Interest rates worldwide are hanging at the edge of a cliff. It may not seem like it from the current focus on the Fed and the possible pause in its rate cutting.

Total retail sales are up +3.8% over the last 12 months, below the historical average of +4.7%, but up from last month’s +2.9%.

A discussion about the takeaways from this year's gold and silver rallies.

Just nine sessions after closing above 45,000 for the first time ever on Dec. 4, the Dow made history in the opposite direction.

Real wages in construction were essentially flat pre-family separation policy implementation, jumped thereafter, and accelerated growth after “zero tolerance” policy implementation.

A discussion about two styles-chasing strength and buying lows.

Consumers pulled out their credit cards in November. Let’s discuss the key numbers.

The assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has sparked a national debate on healthcare reform in the United States.

The S&P 500 had a much stronger year than most experts anticipated, as the consensus was for high single-digit to low-double-digit gains.

MongoDB is focusing on three key areas for growth in the coming year.

Brazil has been doing its thing as of late, and it’s not been a happy samba.

Republicans and Democrats switch places in terms of economic optimism versus pessimism post election.

Equity markets are becoming intrinsically riskier because they are becoming more concentrated.

As 2024 draws to a close, we'll take a look at long term annual and quarterly silver price charts that look incredibly optimistic for 2025 and beyond.

Industrial production declined for the third month in a row in November, down -0.1%, while October was revised downward another -0.2%.

While the gold price is in the short-term doldrums (after a massive rally over the past year), the world’s most savvy gold bugs are buying maniacally.