Years of reckless lending and borrowing are nearing another predictable end: surging defaults and losses.

Pessimism driving gold to all time highs.

This week's big event might not actually happen, as payrolls Friday could be the first high profile victim of a potential government shutdown.

Some cannabis stocks are up almost 200%.

U.S. government debt now stands at a jaw-dropping $37.5 trillion, equal to roughly 124% of GDP. Globally, debt has ballooned to $324 trillion, more than 235% of world GDP.

Solana attracted inflows of $291 million, outpacing top coins Bitcoin and Ethereum amid ETF anticipation.

The Fed has been above its inflation target for 54 straight months.

Carnival Corp reported strong free cash flow this morning for its Q3 ending Aug. 31. Based on analysts' higher revenue estimates, it's possible CCL stock could be over 23% undervalued.

The next few weeks, and this one in particular, offer the potential for some market moving volatility.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a fresh patch of bearishness on Monday, easing back slightly from the week’s early highs near 46,500.

A look at a strong bull flag pattern on gasoline that likely signals 80% upside. Considering AI and the demand for energy and the mega surge in GDP because of AI, this makes a lot of sense.

The U.S. Dollar Index added to Friday’s pullback and flirted with the area of three-day lows near 97.80 against the backdrop of further loss of momentum in U.S. yields.

Robinhood reached an all-time high, gaining 226% this year on booming crypto revenue and rising accounts.

​​​​​​​Wall Street just sent a major signal, and most investors probably missed it.

Besides some headwinds and volatility in the bond and stock markets, the European ETF industry enjoyed healthy estimated net inflows (+€25.0 bn) over the course of August.

​​​​​​​Gold’s powerful rally has pushed prices to new all-time highs amidst a complex backdrop of macroeconomic forces.

More and more signs are popping that risk has increased substantially in the markets. The markets need at least a pause to refresh, if not a mild to moderate pullback which may or may not come.

The economy remains on track to see a small improvement in GDP growth in the third quarter as uncertainty fades and big shocks to trade have been avoided.

If Miran becomes Fed Chair, the Fed will create a stock market bubble that could easily rival the Tech Bubble of the late 1990s.

The government shutdown is once again in the news, and gold is apparently capitalizing from it.