​​​​​​​The yen has made a huge move over the past seven months and no one can figure out why.

We discuss where the stock market is headed as we wrap up the year.

Retail and discretionary funds are looking increasingly attractive for investment.

We discuss gold and silver prices that are set to skyrocket.

The size effect is more nuanced than we once thought. Rather than viewing it as a simple “small beats large” phenomenon, we should understand size as a critical dimension that shapes how effectively other investment factors perform.

For the moment it still doesn’t appear that WTI Crude Oil is going to see a sustained bullish run upwards. The price of the commodity is being suppressed by ample supply.

Netflix Inc has stunned Hollywood with an $83 billion takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery assets – effectively sidelining Paramount Skydance from a buyout it had long coveted.

While investors remain sceptical on whether the peace deal will go through, it has impacted the market sentiment and prices.

In this week's podcast I provide an Elliott Wave analysis of gold, silver, and platinum markets.

Core PCE now-cast hit 2.9%, showing inflation remains sticky and above target, adding uncertainty to Fed rate-cut expectations.

Ratio charts reveal metals surging, equities weakening, and valuations stretched. Gold, silver, and palladium lead as stock indexes look fragile.

Silver’s explosive rally pushes the Gold/Silver ratio near its long-term mean as traders debate whether the white metal’s run is over. Gold wavers ahead of the Fed decision, with markets watching for a rate cut that could propel both metals higher.

A look at USAF: an all-weather ETF using gold, T-bills, options, and defense exposure to mimic AGG without the rate sensitivity.

Let's see how Netflix’s failed bounces, bearish weekly structure, and a new $83B Warner Brothers acquisition pushed the stock straight into key monthly support, while Spotify mirrors the same weakness with a target near its 100-week level.

The Fed just ended QT early—far before repairing the balance sheet damage from 2020–22. Here’s what this shift toward accommodation means for stocks, gold, bitcoin, inflation, and asset markets heading into 2026.

Liquidity remains tight despite temporary easing from Treasury paydowns, leaving funding markets sensitive ahead of Wednesday’s Fed meeting.

While concerns about food and water safety peaked in Europe during the pandemic, worry has remained elevated in the US.

My expectations for upcoming economic data releases for the next two weeks.

Dow Jones price prediction based on the technical analysis.

Fed officials split over December rate cut as data delays muddy economic picture.