Stocks bounced. Gold and silver fell back a bit further as the Dollar strengthened a little.

The October employment report came in at just 12K. It was a very messy report given the impact of the prior month’s hurricane and the big Boeing strike.

​​​​​​​The gold miners’ stocks are heading into their winter rally, when strong seasonal tailwinds help boost their advances.

Of the six members of ‘The Magnificent 7’ group of stocks that have reported September-quarter results already, the market didn’t like three.

There have been quite a few breakouts this year in precious metals. None have been bigger or more significant than gold breaking out of its 13-year cup and handle pattern and clearing $2100/oz easily.

We've come to the end of a long, wild week in the markets and we're heading into what promises to be an even wilder week.

SMCI stock saw an over 2,900% gain since AI started to hype up in 2022, but after it reached an all-time high in March of 2024, its stock price has been on a nosedive.

Oil continues its momentum towards downside with swing creation indicating selling opportunities. 

The wealth divide in America continues to widen as average folks struggle with the post-COVID surge in cost of living and record high interest rates on their debt.

The leading payment processor saw revenue jump 13% in Q3.

If you are willing to look, you can always find stocks that have attractive valuations no matter how overvalued the stock market is. 

Intel suffered record losses but there is still space for turning the domestic chip ship in the right direction.

Markets managed a swift comeback from Thursday's steep Big Tech selloff, but all three major indexes still saw weekly losses.

24Q3 Y/Y earnings are expected to be 8.4%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 11.2%.

The stock has traded over 80 million shares today, but only around 5 million shares have traded at $200 or higher.

Spreads are currently the lowest in 17 years and are forming a bullish falling wedge.

NFP +12K vs. consensus +106K, private NFP -28K vs. +90K; but wage growth (0.4% vs. 0.3% m/m) and average weekly hours both above (34.3 vs. 34.2).

Job openings and quits, not impacted by hurricanes, put an additional spotlight on the poor October jobs report.

Objectively, silver has had a fantastic year. The price has surged by over 30 percent. Most investors would kill for a 30 percent return.

As we head into a period of heightened market uncertainty, these assets maintain solid technical foundations, presenting attractive prospects for investors with a steady, long-term outlook.​​​​​​​