In small caps, unprofitable firms have outperformed profitable peers by roughly 20% since Liberation Day, highlighting how sentiment has overwhelmed fundamentals.

Stocks found a footing and managed to stage a little rally back today.

Oil demand is booming, OPEC’s real spare capacity may be close to exhausted, and a massive mining and EM growth boom is forming in the background.

Will the Federal Reserve cut interest rates when it meets again in two weeks? Wall Street has been whipsawing the odds back & forth over the past few weeks.

Gas prices have been muted this year with far smaller swings than has been the case for most of the past few years.

The Bank of Japan will become the surprise pivot of 2026, unleashing a massive wave of stimulus. They're the last major central bank not already accommodative.

The Q3 2025 blended earnings growth estimate now stands at 7.5%.

The latest data from the American Automobile Association shows the national average price for regular gasoline has fallen to a more than four-year low of $3.001 as of Monday.

Apple and Intel are tagging potential cycle highs.

Trainium3 delivers 4.4× speed and 40% better efficiency, cutting AI compute costs up to 50%.

The oil markets had a negative day today.

December has been off to a volatile start to say the least, with Monday's steep pullback countered by today's rebound in Bitcoin.

Cloudflare stock jumps as Barclays outlines strong multi-act growth potential and rising market share backed by a powerful global network.

After taking a breather earlier this year, central banks are once again gobbling up gold, with October purchases hitting the highest level of the year.

Outside of his own companies, Musk cited two Magnificent 7 stocks as the most attractive right now — and why.

Over the last 25 years, platinum has produced an average return of +7.79% from December 6 to February 20, with a win rate of 84% and an impressive annualised return of +43.29%.

AES is testing a critical level that could determine its trend for the next several weeks.

Although predictable, Intel’s remarkable 100% year-to-date rally raises a question for investors: is it time to take profits, or is the company’s turnaround only beginning?

TSLA stock is cheap here, but put option premiums are still high. That presents a good shorting opportunity for value investors.

Gold slips below $4,200 as profit-taking emerges ahead of the December 9–10 Fed meeting.