We discuss the explosive rise of natural resources—gold, silver, copper, and uranium—outperforming.

Airlines rebound on earnings beats and premium travel recovery.

The phrase “debasement trade” is an admission of failure. It means the dollar can’t be “fixed” without lowering its value.

It has been a consequential six months since “liberation day” U.S.-China tensions.

Rubrik might not be a household name yet, but it’s quietly becoming one of the most talked-about data security stocks in tech circles.

A review and analysis of the precious metals markets.

Analysis of four real-world names - two with low or no debt, and two using debt responsibly to compound.

The Fed’s projections showed that most monetary policymakers assume the economy will expand 1.6 percent this year, above the June forecast.

Reducing volatility is not ideal for certain equity sectors like tech, discretionary and some others but makes sense in fixed income or strategies that are fixed income substitutes.

U.S. industrial policy, Chips Act and Intel.

Silver is still below its all-time high while gold keeps breaking records. We unpack what that means for investors.

APLD is up a whopping 372% year-to-date.

XRP crashed 42% to $1.64 before recovering to $2.36 as whale selling reached $50 million daily and futures liquidations hit $21 million.

We discuss the accelerating breakdown of the Western gold market as physical supply tightens and institutional investors scramble for credible metal exposure.

A deep dive into the crypto crash as names like Bitcoin flushed over 10%.

Trump also imposes new export controls on critical software products.

The Trump–Xi meeting hangs in the balance, and every macro model knows it. Come Monday’s open, we’ll find out whether we get Black Monday’s bloodletting or TACO Monday’s uneasy digestion.

There’s a concerning undercurrent running through the U.S. labor market. The unemployment rate has been steadily climbing. That’s unusual.

Rare earth metals have a pivotal role in permanent magnets, new energy and technology and demand is increasing alongside technological advancements, particularly as artificial intelligence technology gains further importance.

From Paris to Tokyo, budget battles are back in the driving seat in global bond markets. James Smith breaks it all down and looks at what it means for central banks this autumn.