Political alignment increasingly driving consumer sentiment surveys.

There's a chance that we could see a substantial change in the path on the way to resolving the U.S. fiscal problems.

The slow walk away from fiat currency is a story still unfolding. Whether it culminates in a full-blown sprint, or a measured retreat remains to be seen.

Stocks were in rally mode today, and went out near the highs of the day. 

Bonds are trying to find a floor and crude oil looks vulnerable, despite a selloff in dollars over the past couple of days.

Stocks turned in a stellar session on Election day, with the S&P 500 turning its best best win since Sept. 19, the Dow securing its biggest gain since Oct. 11, and the Nasdaq since Oct. 8.

Gold is up 78X since Nixon closed the gold window in 1971. The next phase will be acceleration.

Based on certain indicators PCE inflation is expected to run well above 2% over the next 5 years. On the other hand, market indicators such as TIPS spreads point to roughly 2% expected inflation.

JP Morgan cuts QCOM target to $195 amid smartphone concerns.

With the bearish cross happening now, the DOGE price is gearing up for another leg up, which could happen a week from now.

Judging from how regular and frequent the peaks and valleys have become, with each move from one extreme to the other lasting only about three weeks, it seems like the next rally will begin.

Geopolitical uncertainties and concerns over the global oil consumption remain key drivers of crude oil price.

There is so much more to worry about after the election: the next Fed meeting and maybe more interest rate cuts, earnings season, inflation, and the holidays.

In 2022, Brand Finance valued Twitter at $5.7 billion. By 2023, this dropped to nearly $3.9 billion, and by 2024, the brand’s value had fallen to $673.3 million.

About 85% have fixed rates contracted when mortgage rates were below 2% compared with over 4% today.

Individual stocks exhibit distinct risk profiles compared to the index, and that can be particularly important when navigating around major market events – such as a U.S. election.

Whoever wins will inherit a relatively strong economy.

If Berkshire stock is overvalued, is a market correction incoming?

Let’s discuss economic models, election models, and the problems with each.

24Q3 Y/Y earnings are expected to be 7.8%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 10.5%.