Markets are range-bound ahead of earnings tomorrow evening. Combine that with a big clue on the 60min chart, and it’s easy to see why this Crown Reversal is my favorite trade for tomorrow!

The Australian Dollar (AUD) extends its decline against the US Dollar (USD) for the third consecutive session on Tuesday.

If we look at what people are spending, they do seem to be considerably better off than before the pandemic. Again, this is not true for everyone. Some people have lost jobs and are now forced to work for lower pay.

Across the globe, Asia is walking on eggshells. Markets are wobbling as political drama in Japan continues after the ruling coalition’s weak election performance, leaving the yen softer and Tokyo stocks on shaky ground.

A Tesla fan since 2012, I recently found my enthusiasm for TSLA renewed after a disappointing experience with a luxury Mercedes electric car. Tesla’s innovation shines by comparison.

If the betting markets are right and Trump wins, then US Treasury yields are likely primed to keep on rising. But a Trump win could at the same time pose issues for eurozone risk assets, putting a bid into Bunds.

Gold traded slightly below its opening price at the beginning of the week and is down by 0.15%, weighed down by rising US Treasury yields.

NVIDIA will report its earnings next month, but big tech results this week could drive its shares higher since a significant portion of capital spending is directed toward its AI chips.

The EUR/USD pair holds steady around 1.0810 on the consolidation of the US Dollar (USD) during the early Asian session on Tuesday.

Monness Crespi remains "bullish on PayPal's prospects" given the "prudently conservative streak for guidance" and intra-quarter checks.

It's certainly an interesting time in the markets.

Let’s discuss the technical and fundamental setup for 30-year mortgage rates and 10-year Treasury yields.

Currently, ARKK outperforms the benchmark SPY​​​​​​​. Momentum has improved, while the price chart is about to have a golden cross.

Gold and silver were smacked lower, but then recovered in the days trading and finished up pretty much flat. 

The S&P 500 finished modestly higher as crude oil slipped over 5% on the day.

Despite the quiet day on the surface, the breadth in the Bloomberg 500 was fairly positive, with more than 350 stocks moving higher and about 150 declining.

ADA price hovers around $0.33, down 16.5% in the past month amid bearish sentiment.

Google-parent Alphabet reports results amid fights on multiple fronts with regulators.

T-Mobile US, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides mobile communications services in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the United States Virgin Islands.

Like many other automakers, Ford continues to grapple with balancing the costs of EV production, high interest rates and a tapped out American consumer.