Situational & Conditional Awareness Is More Important Than Setups
We discuss the difference in sizing and using margin in good markets versus choppy markets and review a few fakeout breakouts from this week.
AI: No, This Is Not A Replay Of The Dot-Com Bubble
Every bull market gets compared to a bubble. When prices rise too fast or too far, investors reach for history’s easiest headline. The latest: “AI is the new dot-com.” But it’s not!
Think Ahead: Tariffs Are Back – And They’re Giving Main Character Energy
Trade frictions are back in the spotlight—with heightened U.S. tariffs reigniting recession fears, pressuring the dollar and boosting gold’s rally. The current regime may yield lower but more enduring inflation and reshape the Fed’s rate-cut paths.
Stock Market: 2021-2022 Peak Vs. 2025
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us make a logical comparison of the 2022 peaking process in 2025.
Gold Trading Strategy, XAUUSD Analysis & Forecast - Saturday, Oct 18
Today you will see Gold price predictions based on technical analysis. What is the support and resistance on the daily time frame for XAUUSD?
Federal Courts To Scale Back Operations As Shutdown Exhausts Funds
With the government shutdown about to enter its third week, the federal court system announced Friday that it will begin operating in a limited, unpaid capacity starting Monday.
It’s Happening: Gold And Silver Prices Are Signaling A Peak
Gold, silver, and mining stocks fell sharply, suggesting a short-term peak. Bearish chart patterns point to declines toward support before a possible long-term recovery.
Analyzing The Dow Dividend Cut: Causes, Effects, And Outlook
Dow Inc. cut its dividend due to the impact of a prolonged chemical industry downturn, poor financial results, leverage, tariffs, and trade uncertainty. The firm’s dividend has been constant since Q2 2019, and it was eventually cut this year.
Q3 Earnings Season Starts Positively: A Closer Look
For the 58 S&P 500 members that have reported Q3 results, total earnings are up +15.4% from the same period last year on +8.0% higher revenue, with 86.2% beating EPS estimates and 79.3% beating revenue estimates.
Why Oracle Stock Tanked Over 6% On Friday
Oracle stock tumbled 6.5% on Friday, wiping billions from the market value of the enterprise software giant as investors parsed the company’s long-term AI and cloud ambitions against the short-term costs of scaling.
ZION Stock: Why The Pullback In This Regional Bank Is Vastly Overdone
Zions Bancorporation nosedived this week after reporting a $50 million write-off tied to fraudulent loans. The sell-off wiped over $1 billion off its market cap in recent sessions.
Will Netflix Stock Reach New Heights As Q3 Results Approach?
Although Netflix has continued to grow into what was a much loftier valuation, its Q3 report will need to reconfirm the company's enticing outlook.
Gold & Silver Selloff Arrives, But India Drops Solar Bombshell...
Given the stunning ascent of the gold and silver prices over the last few weeks, at some point there was going to have to be a day when they didn’t soar higher yet again. And at least as of midday Friday, so far that day is today.
Gold’s Biggest Bull Ever
Gold’s mighty cyclical bull just grew into its biggest ever. Midweek gold’s massive bull over these past couple years eclipsed its famous popular speculative mania into January 1980.
Coca-Cola Stock Is Quietly Making A Move Most Investors Are Missing
Beneath its predictable, dividend-paying surface, Coca-Cola has been quietly shifting gears.
This Week In Markets: Volatility, Trade Tensions, And Earnings Beats
This week’s trading underscored how quickly sentiment can shift amid conflicting headlines.
Why Emerging Market Stocks Are Hot Right Now
Emerging markets have outperformed all major U.S. indexes.
Stocks And Precious Metals Charts - Stocks Bounce Back
Today was a stock option expiration.
Canadian Dollar Rebounds As Greenback Recedes
The Canadian Dollar clawed back 0.3% against the U.S. Dollar on Friday.
The Quiet Takeover Of The World's Collateral
For the first time in half a century, the world’s balance sheet is being rewritten not by growth, but by collateral.

