In this video lesson, I review all the data that suggests this market is on some very thin foundation. When price confirms (if it confirms), the sell-off has the potential to be very ugly.

Precious metals saw "extraordinary volatility," with silver swinging between $90 and $120 and gold touching $5,600 before a sharp pullback. Analysts cite tight supply and de-dollarization as drivers for long-term targets of $6,000 gold.

Have the silver fundamentals changed? Likely not. But they were likely overpriced. If so, how much were they overpriced?

After hitting record highs, gold and silver faced massive, record-breaking declines, illustrating the dangers of over-allocation and the psychological pitfalls of "panic buying" at the peak.

Theory has to guide your trading. Yesterday's options flow gave us the framework to avoid today's massacre. When your edge disappears, you step aside.

The coalition agreement finances higher defence spending with cuts to healthcare and higher income taxes, limiting budget deficits. Its economic agenda focuses on improved competitiveness to boost structural annual GDP growth to 1.5%

Stocks retreated on Friday as Big Tech remained under pressure, with the Dow and Nasdaq shedding triple digits and marking a third-straight weekly loss.

Cricut designs and sells consumer cutting machines, accessories, and digital content that enable craft, design, and small-scale production projects.

The dip in MSFT stock appears to be overdone. This is why value investors can look into various strategy plays.

GameStop shares moved higher after CEO Ryan Cohen outlined plans for a major acquisition, with investor Michael Burry adding to his stake and backing the strategy.

The oil markets had a mixed day today.

Silver is getting crushed. At one point silver prices were down 37%.

For many decades, the U.S. ran twin deficits, one at the Federal government level and the other on international trade.

Monero is under renewed pressure as bearish sentiment tightens its grip across the broader crypto market.

The gold and silver prices are in the midst of one of their largest (at least by dollar amount) moves downward, which the Wall Street media is attributing to the nomination of Trump’s new Fed chair candidate.

Markets may look strong on the surface, but underneath, deep fractures are forming.

Silver plunged in a clear way, and this doesn’t look like a correction. It looks like the beginning of the slide.

People tend to overrate the importance of Fed chairs, as the Fed has a great deal of institutional inertia.

25Q4Y/Y earnings are expected to be 10.9%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 11.3%.

This isn't just a correction—it’s a massive liquidity washout driven by extreme leverage and "exponential" greed.