The S&P 500 has continued to move higher in response to the US election, with markets factoring in how the administration may benefit certain sectors.

What’s promised on the campaign trail and what comes to reality are often different. But that didn’t stop investors and traders from speculating on the most prevalent themes under a new administration. Here's a look at what moved and why.

Rate cuts may make investors incrementally positive about the internet services industry. Most companies are seeing estimate increases, with prices yet to catch up. Thus, here is a look at stocks in the space that may be worth considering.

The election is in the rear-view mirror faster than expected. The House is still up in the air. But what matters now is how the market will take the Fed's recent policy decision as earnings continue.

The US dollar strengthened due to the Republican victory in the US general election. The euro has been one of the weakest major currencies. These two factors gave us one of the strongest directional price movements in the Forex market last week.

This article will focus on broad sector ETFs, especially homing in on sectors with the same name as the sectors of the Global Industry Classification Standard introduced by Standard and Poor’s jointly with MSCI, the two dominant index providers.

What can traders expect to see when it comes to swing trading the stock market with a second Donald Trump administration? Today, I answer this.

This weekend, we will examine some of the long-term market cycles across various assets to help set the stage for the coming months as we begin to look toward 2025.

The FolioBeyond ETF could be a helpful hedge against higher interest rates. There are several scenarios in which rates at the long end of the yield curve move higher, possibly much higher. Thus, this fund may be worth looking into.

The markets raced higher on Tuesday -- and while some credit the Republican wins for the rally, I'm personally giving more credit to seasonal factors.

The US dollar fluctuated against the Canadian dollar, as the space had to contend with both the Federal Reserve interest rate decision and the Canadian employment figures this week. Furthermore, this week also saw the results of the US election.

Discover the top-performing stocks with our analysis. In this video, we dive into the Bollinger Band Squeeze strategy while scanning for opportunities.

At present, Gold has climbed roughly 73% from its 2022 low. It closed the week at $2695. The 200-day moving average is $2395, and the 150-day moving average is $2486. Both are rising sharply.

Bitcoin surges past $80,000 as Trump’s pro-crypto stance sparks optimism.

If the correct model is the DSR-augmented specification, then a recession in the next year is not foreseen by the markets.

If you are interested in the stock market, maybe it is time to stop focusing on The Fed.

​​​​​​​Countries outside the eurozone but inside the European Union, i.e., those that one day might join the eurozone, are positioning for a new gold standard.

There were a number of significant market responses to the election.

Equinor is a Norway-based integrated oil and gas company.

Known for its dominance in search and digital advertising, Alphabet has expanded its scope across the tech landscape, entering fields such as cloud computing, AI-driven consumer products, autonomous vehicles, and more.