Some unexpected bad news out of South Korea has implications for AI and a lot more.

Investors are wondering how to position their money, bracing for the possibility of significant volatility and market shifts.

Are investors exhibiting irrational exuberance around stock valuations and economic growth?

Occidental Petroleum is now down by 25% versus its year-to-date high.

It is more of a stock pickers market than usual as momentum factors are currently exaggerated.

Mega caps drove stocks higher to start the week, with all three indexes marking solid gains.

The Russell 2000 had the best of the action as it negated a nasty bearish engulfing pattern from Friday, and now has a new opportunity to make a run at the $225-7 zone that delivered the October reversal.

The chart of Silver/Nasdaq shows price as having traded within a channel going back to the 1980s. 

Everyone expects more Fed rate cuts in the coming months, but the outcome of the US presidential election could influence their speed and depth.

Five of the so-called “Magnificent Seven” stocks report over the course of this week, while we also receive key economic reports on Thursday and Friday. That’s quite a bit for markets to digest.

There’s more to the garbage business than meets the eye.

Contrary to the popular way of thinking, the prices of goods are not set by the dubious mental value scale that does not change, but by the goal-seeking individuals.

Since the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs, the amount of BTC held by exchange-traded funds has reached 961,000. It is worth approximately $66 billion of on-chain Bitcoin holdings.

With oil prices far from $80 per barrel, OPEC's planned output increase from December seems unlikely.

​​​​​​​Dogecoin has been trading below a key resistance level at $0.143 since October 19, and anticipation is building among investors who believe a breakout may be imminent.

Due to its simplicity and cleared regulation, event-betting could see a surge. But one should always consider "odds" carefully.

The non-deflator sensitive indicators are all above end-2021 levels, indicating that we have not been in a recession — defined as NBER’s BCDC would — since 2022.

ice closed a little higher in choppy trading and trends are still mixed on the daily charts.

The employment data shows a pretty strong job market that has plenty of openings for anyone willing to work.

Markets continue to behave extremely well which is a little surprising. Perhaps the election will be a “sell the news” opportunity. Or, maybe it will cause a surge higher.