Platinum price prediction based on the technical analysis.

Oracle's share price has jumped by over 60% this year.

For the first time in ten years (since the week ending 25 July 2014), Gold at week’s end is now above the -$1,000 undervaluation frontier relative to where it ought be given dollar debasement.

The crypto market is once again experiencing extreme volatility. The instability keeps new investors at bay.

Not only did stocks close down for the week (slightly), but they broke out of the rising wedge technical pattern they've been trading in -- to the downside.

Across real estate bubble cities, average rent prices have increased 5% since mid-2022 in real terms, while inflation-adjusted home prices have dropped 15%.

Gold has been flying, and it’s not surprising from a technical perspective.

Three month growth rate 2.7% and, 3 month diffusion index at 48.

24Q3 Y/Y earnings are expected to be 4.4%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 7.0%.

Gold continues to soar to record highs, but why? Most will say inflation though bullion is actually a terrible inflation hedge.

Palladium price prediction based on my technical analysis.

Natural Gas on the Nymex had a positive week before closing 11.9% higher than the previous one at $3.09.

The Job report on Friday is the most important report and we correctly predicted a bearish and engulfing pattern. But only on the weekly and the futures market, but not the cash market.

The widespread theory (not in this corner) was the Fed would cut rates, mortgage rates would tumble, and that would stimulate existing home sales. What Happened?

Microsoft announced a new agreement for the removal of up to 350,000 tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere over ten years with marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) provider Ebb Carbon.

Endeavor announced it has agreed to sell some assets associated with live events to sister firm, TKO.

Hedge fund veteran Paul Tudor Jones is a true master. I’ve deeply respected his market and macro insights for four decades. So, when Paul Tudor Jones delves into critically important and timely analysis, I’m compelled to share it.

In this video I cover my technical analysis for the Nasdaq and for the week ahead. What is the outlook and setups I am looking to trade.

In September, manufacturing activity was flat m/m at 47.2 percent, which was the sixth consecutive reading of sub-50. Earlier, March’s 50.2 percent broke a 16-month streak of contraction.

US unemployment claims fell more than expected. Business activity in the US manufacturing and services sectors improved. Market participants will pay attention to Australia’s inflation data.