USA Rare Earth has been pulling back from its highs after a 175% rally from mid-September to mid-October.

The S&P 500 finished the day flat, with not much happening. It was actually a fairly uneventful trading session, as most of the action took place in the precious metals market.

Rare earths, a group of 17 metallic elements, are actually quite common in the Earth’s crust, but their extraction and refining are costly, complex, and harmful to the environment.

The carry trade is returning with the dollar strengthening against the yen and euro. Historically, that's been a positive correlation to tech rallies into year-end.

High dividend stocks can contribute a significant portion of a stock’s total return.

There is something exciting about owning a lot of shares of a low-priced, very small company. And when tiny companies move, they can move fast.

The Canadian Dollar pared early losses on Tuesday, but remains in key congestion area.

U.S. Philadelphia SE Semiconductors index posted an outstanding performance of 12.4% among global markets in September.

Analyst says Spotify’s AI tools, premium upgrades, and global price hikes will drive growth.

​​​​​​​The only way costs won’t go up is if there is a recession that kills demand. And don’t rule out stagflation.

Google remains the dominant search engine, but it has lost a bit of market share in recent years.

The oil markets had a mixed day today.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq failed to claw its way out of the red, while the S&P 500 finished flat.

EPS $5.87 vs. $5.40 y/y, badly missing estimate $6.94. Revenue $11.51 billion, missing estimate $11.52 billion.

NDAQ looks cheap here and shorting OTM puts is one way to play the stock.

Crypto ETFs continue to experience outflows as U.S. political unrest raises concerns about institutional confidence and macroeconomic stability.

The US Dollar (USD) managed to regain traction and clocked a marked bounce on turnaround Tuesday.

We've seen one of (if not the most) furious rallies in the history of precious metals trading, but today the selloff arrived.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) surged into a record high on Tuesday, testing above 47,000 and posting a new all-time intraday high of 47,126.

While gold will correct to $3,500-$3,600, a new bull run will start soon vs. what happened in the 1980's.