Bubble talk is back and for obvious reasons. The stock market has been on a tear and valuation has soared.

ADP reported 42k jobs added in October (better than expected).

The recent uptick in silver to above $47.5 per ounce can be understood as a convergence of stress and speculative opportunity.

AUD/USD remains under bearish pressure after the RBA decision and ahead of key US jobs and PMI data, with technicals pointing to a drop toward 0.6400.

Gold holds firm as risk-off sentiment supports safe-haven demand amid global equity weakness.

With official US economic data frozen, everyone, from investors to the Fed, is turning to private reports for clues on how the economy’s really doing.

Microsoft is in a wave 4 correction, and once it's fully completed, it can extend the rally within wave 5 from a technical point of view and according to Elliott wave theory.

On Wednesday, gold traded around 3,940 USD per troy ounce, stabilising near its lowest levels since early October.

XRP is trading above $2.2 after dropping to the $2.0 support level on Tuesday.

A massive earnings beat sent shares rallying, but the latest GLP-1 treatment underperformed, while long-term debt is rising and profit margins are shrinking.

October 2025 broke an eight-month-long losing streak for dividend paying stocks in the U.S. stock market.

The Euro managed to break below the support of 1.1545 which could lead to another drop.

The gold forecast shows a mild rebound on Wednesday, driven by the fresh US macro-uncertainty.

DAX slips as tech jitters overshadow stronger data.USD/JPY steadies post-BoJ minutes and ahead of ADP payrolls.

The Bitcoin price dropped below $100,000, approaching two-month lows and intensifying the downtrend that began after the digital assets market’s “Black Friday” in mid-October.

Since the low point in April, stocks related to AI have seen particularly strong price increases.

A sell-off on Wall Street erupted into a significant liquidation in Asia, leading to the steepest stock losses in Japan and South Korea since April's "Liberation Day" tariff announcement.

McDonald's Q3 2025 results showed a 3.6% rise in global sales, while EPS of $3.18 came in just below forecasts.

The Supreme Court (SCOTUS) will begin hearing arguments challenging President Trump’s use of tariffs.

USD/JPY pulled back to test the ¥153 level as support, with the broader bullish trend likely to resume due to ongoing US-Japan rate divergence.