Total household debt increased by $197 billion (1%) in Q3 2025, to a new record high of $18.59 trillion. split between $13.5 trillion in housing debt and $5.1 trillion in non-housing debt.

The Dow Jones rebounded on Wednesday, climbing from 47,200.

Michael Burry of The Big Short movie fame is betting big against AI, Palintir and Nvidia.

From the April low through its recent intraday high a week ago today, shares of SoftBank rallied more than 380% in the span of just over six months.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 276 points, or 0.59%, while the S&P 500 gained 0.77%.

Investors are buying large amounts of one-month $480.00 strike price calls.

Cardinal Energy currently offers a dividend yield of 9.0%, almost 8 times the S&P 500 average of 1.2%.

We’re presently a small fraction of the price from four years ago.

The government may be shut down, but the stock market hasn’t noticed.

XAU/USD rebounds from a $3,929 low as strong ISM Services, ADP jobs data lift volatility across assets.

FCOJ futures were higher on ideas and could have formed a short term low. The trends are turning up.

Technical analysis on the stock chart for ZS.

The wall between retail and professional trading isn't gone, but there's finally a door in it. Most people just don't know where to find it.

The federal deficit is projected to hit the C$78 billion mark in the coming fiscal year, 2025/26.

The Dow crimped bearish flows on Wednesday, finding a near-term foothold near the 47,200 level and rising 300 points as equity markets recovered following an early-week plunge in the heavily concentrated AI and tech infrastructure segments.

The effective price controls on rents did have an effect on measured rents, but it didn’t change the economics and eventually prices caught up.

The market indicators suggest we are operating in a historically rare, highly fragile, and overvalued environment that demands keeping our ears on the train tracks, looking for signals and confirmations.

NBP policymakers delivered their fourth consecutive 25bp rate cut in November, extending the scale of monetary easing this year to 150bp. Rate-setters reacted to lower current inflation, but may pause before a final adjustment to monetary policy.

Nearly half of U.S. imports are subject to tariffs. The legality of most of the new tariffs is under review at the Supreme Court.

Since the three month average of the manufacturing index was 48.7, the economically weighted headline number rose to 50.8.