The Supreme Court (SCOTUS) will begin hearing arguments challenging President Trump’s use of tariffs.

USD/JPY pulled back to test the ¥153 level as support, with the broader bullish trend likely to resume due to ongoing US-Japan rate divergence.

EUR/USD consolidates losses below the 1.1500 level on Wednesday's European session, trading near 1.1485.

Stocks have come off their highs this week, and the bears are back at the door—at least for now.

Global markets are tilting toward risk aversion amid growing AI bubble fears.

The risk mood has darkened a little this week, with some sizeable corrections emerging in some equity markets.

BTC/USD turns bearish after breaking key support, forming a head-and-shoulders pattern as market fear rises and ETF outflows deepen.

A look at 9 pure-play critical mineral miners, other than rare earth metal miners, with market caps in excess of $100M, their market caps, minerals mined, and stock performances in October, and YTD.

The Euro softened after testing the firm resistance at 178.80.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the stock market's downturn on November 4th, 2025, highlighting the predominance of red on the trading screens and attributing the market correction to upcoming Supreme Court hearings on Trump tariffs.

November historically brings strong gains to US stocks, and 2025 is shaping up to be no exception! Whether you’re trading or investing, keep an eye on these critical drivers...

The bull market is not over, so folks do not need to ask about that. The best case for the bears is that stocks are entering a period of sideways activity that frustrates everyone.

Gold price (XAU/USD) edges higher above $3,950 during the early European trading hours on Wednesday.

Australian Dollar (AUD) edges higher against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday, after recovering its daily losses.

The market rallied mightily. But now it’s done. 100% of the rally has been laid waste, and no facts about the meaningless “deal” have changed.

Treasuries are treading water, and really should have performed better on a risk-off Tuesday. But the 10yr seems content at above 4% for now. The 2yr has more open road to trek back down to 3.5%.

It’s been a rougher trading week thus far, after notching all-time closing highs and leading to mixed results on Monday. Today’s session was more assertive — to the down side.

Today you will see Gold price predictions based on technical analysis. What is the support and resistance on the daily time frame for XAUUSD?

The Consumer Discretionary Sector and the XLY ETF go under the microscope. In addition to analyzing what has happened thus far in 2025 and what we expect to see in the next 1 - 12 months, we analyze the changing nature of the sector's composition.

Markets are grinding down again, wow! Anytime I see a bullish market grind lower, this Blowoff Bottom is exactly what I’m looking for tomorrow!