The S&P 500 and Dow are closing out the week with losses, despite a few up days here and there.

Nvidia is bigger than the Canadian, UK, French, German and Italian stock markets. It’s bigger than Germany and Italy combined.

The gold miners’ stocks just achieved a rare secular breakout. This huge technical milestone fueled by record gold levels reflects sector sentiment growing more bullish.

While the market sentiment seems still negative, the current trend of Shiba Inu shows a developing resilience.

The S&P 500 and Dow both snapped their six-week win streaks, succumbing to this week's pressure from rising Treasury yields, though the bond market has since cooled off.

The gold price is on a big leg up toward the next target of 3000+, but there is more to the story than that.

In the crypto space, Bitcoin and Ethereum are considered two of the most credible with market caps of $1.3 trillion and $300 billion, respectively.

Palladium is up by around 27 percent since earlier this month, having spiked from $922 an ounce to over $1,195 today.

A discussion about the news and numbers for the week and talks about their effect.

HSBC Hong Kong announced it will formally join China’s Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (Cips).

Cotton was yesterday as export demand remains weak and the US Dollar was strong.

U.S. Treasury yields have soared in the past month, despite the beginning of the Fed rate-cutting cycle.

Durable goods orders plunged 0.8 percent in September and the Census Department posted a negative 0.8 percent revision to August.

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Tesla broke above its long-term resistance line. In addition, there are a makings of an inverted H&S pattern here, which is bullish.

The vote must be received by December 9, a day before the annual meeting.

Apple share price has rallied about 40% over the past six months.

Markets continue to be sanguine. While the 30+ day of not having back to back losses ended this week, it was only by a hair.

Tesla captured the stock market’s headlines this week after a solid Q3 earnings report that resulted in its shares surging nearly 22% on Thursday.

During the entire period that the Fed raised interest rates, banks could earn substantially higher interest on their money parked with the Fed, than they had to pay out to depositors.