Here are some beautiful setups I didn’t bother shorting, simply because they are more thinly traded. All the same, they are falling beautifully...

Gold price declines to around $4,000 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. The precious metal edges lower as traders dialed back bets for further Fed rate cuts.

GBP/USD has managed to keep pumping the brakes at the outset of another trading week, finding enough friction to hold off on further declines as price action toys with the 1.3150 level.

Most traders look at charts and hope. I look at distributions and calculate. As November opens, I already know the S&P should trade between 6982 and 6540 for the entire month. 

The current course of the U.S. financial system is unsustainable.

M&A activity picks up in the mining sector in 2024 & 2025; this should continue in 2026.

The S&P 500 finished the day up about 17 basis points — not a major move. From a technical perspective, not much has changed either.

Technically, CCJ’s breakout above round-number resistance at $100 confirms powerful bullish momentum, though near-term consolidation is likely as traders lock in profits.

Only those who experienced the heady euphoria of the late 1990s dot-com bubble in tech stocks know what the shift from "can't lose" confidence to "can't win" surrender feels like. 

While the rate cut got most of the attention, the Federal Reserve made another move during its October meeting that is arguably more consequential.

The stock market’s strength in 2025 has been impressive, and the forces that have driven it higher aren’t exhausted yet.

Prediction markets are moving into the spotlight in 2025.

The Canadian Dollar slid into a third straight down day against the US Dollar.

We discuss why Bitcoin won’t drop below $100K again.

While businesses set prices, it is the consumers that ultimately determine whether the price set will be accepted.

Tariffs can reshape the face of trade, making trade with certain countries or certain products more or less attractive. But the overall trade deficits is not caused by tariffs, or the lack of tariffs.

The oil markets had a green day today.

Retail traders make decisions based on charts and past price action, while institutional money is positioning for what's about to happen.

Palantir broke records once again with its third-quarter earnings as the company's artificial-intelligence offerings drove aggressive business growth. 

Technical analysis of the charts of crude oil (WTI) and natural gas.