Stocks ended the day mostly mixed. The technology sector was down, while small caps and financials were higher, leading to the S&P 500 finishing near flat.

While the future of the oil and gas industry is evolving, there remains a strong case for investing in oil drilling stocks, particularly for investors with a long-term perspective.

Bitcoin breaks above $84,000, and here’s what you need to know if you feel you missed out or if you are considering selling at BTC high prices.

We may be getting to a point where investors are way too greedy these days, and are just “all-in” on stocks.

This quarter is the strongest quarter of the year seasonality wise and market usually rally into year end.

Given limited capital flows, it is wise to watch for ones with greater gains short-term.

Tariffs can actually generate a tremendous amount of revenue, but they are not a magic wand.

With continued high fiscal deficits likely for the foreseeable future, public debt in the United States is projected to rise faster and reach higher levels than in most other advanced economies.

We’ve seen some interesting moves in crypto and gold. Bitcoin is the 800-lb gorilla here, having rocketed 30%, from $67,405 to $88,040 since last Monday.

Gold and silver were hammered lower again, down to the lower support bound for the short term.

The soaring costs of home ownership are changing the metrics of unaffordability in important ways.

SoundHound stock could be positioned for a sharp pullback moving forward.

Understanding the motivations of key players, the strategic imperatives driving their actions, and the potential global repercussions is crucial for policymakers, investors, and observers alike.

Ag exports fell pre-pandemic, and only rose in the post-pandemic ag boom. Imports of goods excluding petroleum were higher by the end of Trump 1.0.

Stocks stayed hot to kick off a new trading week, with all three major indexes scoring fresh record closes.

The impact of Trump tariffs on economy and global trade.

Hedge funds betting against Tesla suffered over $5.2 billion in losses as Tesla's stock surged 30% after Trump's election victory.

The investment platform, which is highly popular among crypto traders, benefited hugely as markets continued to react to Donald Trump’s election win.

Managers across styles are positioning to ride the rally where they see strength, selectively adding in sectors where M&A or regulatory shifts could provide gains, and adjusting to mitigate risks in areas with potential headwinds.

Credit card usage isn't really about spending. Americans use their credit cards when they're confident about jobs and incomes.