In another stunning day in the precious metals markets, the silver price surged above the $45 level for only the third time in history.

Should XRT close this week below the low of last week or under 86.46, we could assume a bigger correction is coming. 

America dumps in landfills each year contains about $7.2 billion worth of reusable material. In other words, we’re burying billions of dollars in value with our trash.

Crocs has transformed from a niche footwear brand into a global lifestyle company with iconic, highly recognizable products and a fast-growing portfolio that includes HEYDUDE.

We might now be at an inflection point regarding investor attitudes toward AI, with the math behind Oracle’s deal with OpenAI causing some reconsideration.

China isn’t just buying gold anymore. It’s offering to hold the world’s reserves in Shanghai and Hong Kong, giving central banks an alternative to London and New York.

Trade Desk is down about 61% year-to-date but some analysts see upside.

IonQ is one of the leading players in quantum computing, using qubits instead of traditional bits to deliver massive computing power.

The company recently became one of the newest S&P 500 companies.

The existence and use of leverage isn't what does people in so much as the misuse of leverage.

All three major indexes fell for the third-straight day, extending their drop from record highs

Since the sell-off in April, the stock markets – especially those in the U.S. – have been moving in only one direction: steeply upward.

The two most important forecasting arenas are the worlds of policy making by central banks and the pricing of equity and debt markets.

Analysts warn OKLO stock is overvalued; consensus targets suggest up to 30% downside from here.

The problem is the paradox: resilience is good for households and businesses but awkward for markets conditioned to expect a dovish Fed lifeline.

The Dow has fallen for a third straight day as equities pull back from the brink on the AI rally.

The more that is collectively known about the market — by the market — the more complex the market itself becomes. The more complex a system is, the less predictable it is. That is why what is obvious is often obviously wrong.

Trump plans to use tariff funds to provide financial aid to U.S. farmers.

CoreWeave is aggressively expanding capacity and will likely sign even more deals with OpenAI in the future but there’s a problem.

The latest quarterly employment report shows a wave of corporate downsizings.