This is nobody’s idea of a struggling stock market. Today closed not at new record-setting highs, but we don’t have that every day (even though for a while there it seemed like it.)

NVIDIA stock jumped after the U.S. authorized AI chip exports to the UAE, signaling a key win in the global tech race.

President Donald Trump convened his eighth Cabinet meeting on Thursday, addressing a range of issues from US-China trade and agricultural policy to National Guard deployments and budget cuts amid an ongoing government shutdown.

China has announced sweeping new export curbs on rare earths and other critical materials, tightening its grip on global supply chains just weeks before Donald Trump and Xi Jinping meet for trade talks

The short-term Elliott Wave analysis for USDJPY indicates that the cycle starting from the September 18, 2025 low is unfolding as a five-wave impulse.

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The relentless rage of precious metals higher finally abated, and equities managed to actually fall. I mean, c’mon, a 0.19% drop in the /NQ isn’t something to throw a party over, but still, I’ll take red over green any day of the week.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses a tumultuous trading day on October 9, 2025, highlighting significant movements in various markets, including a mini crash in gold and notable fluctuations in silver and copper prices.

Everyone tells you to "buy the dip." I do the opposite - I buy stocks hitting new all-time highs. Sounds crazy? My recent track record says otherwise...

Trump holds a Cabinet meeting as the U.S. government shutdown continues, fueling uncertainty over federal operations, political tensions, and their impact on markets and fiscal policy.

Valuations have reached what even seasoned veterans quietly call “nosebleed territory." What momentum was built over the past six weeks can just as easily be taken away.

GBP/USD accelerated into the bearish side on Thursday, falling nearly eight-tenths of one percent and sending Cable bids into the 1.3300 handle for the first time since early August.

The USD/JPY pair extends the rally to around 153.05 during the early Asian session on Friday, bolstered by a firmer US dollar (USD).

AMD’s latest partnership with OpenAI is making big waves on Wall Street – and for good reason.

The EUR/USD tumbles below the 1.1600 figure, losing over 0.50% as the US Dollar extended its weekly rally, posting gains of more than 1.70% against a basket of six currencies, the DXY, sponsored by a risk-off mood.

The AI juggernaut, which is driving so much of the U.S. economy and the market's rise these days, increasingly appears to be in bubble territory.

The longer-term trend remains bullish. It is a matter of timing and risk.  

Watch for continued widening in high-yield credit spreads as both U.S. and European markets show signs of renewed stress.

Technical analysis on gold and silver.

September’s S&P Thematics Dashboard was led by strong performance across technology- and industrial metals-linked themes.