Our Trifecta Lens Score fell to -2 last week, which is bearish. It was driven lower by a big drop in liquidity, which has flipped negative for the first time since Nov of last year.

Kroger stock surged 6% in premarket trading after reports emerged that the company will appoint former Walmart U.S. CEO Greg Foran as its next chief executive.

The interest rate differential continues to be a mainstay of this pair, as we are levitating into the weekend, looking bullish overall.

Pure-play energy refiners receive little investor attention.

The Dow held onto Friday’s memorable gains as the 50K level remains intact.

While a great stock that has momentum can continue to run after you rightly sell it, that doesn’t mean you made a mistake.

The latest government shutdown ended last week, after a mere four days, but that was apparently enough to prevent the Bureau of Labor Statistics from releasing the January employment report.

Asian markets soared to record highs as risk assets, including tech stocks and Bitcoin, rallied following Wall Street's strong finish last Friday.

Don't expect to see meaningful output impacting memory chip supply until at least 2028.

On Monday, Bitcoin held above the $70,000 mark, stabilizing after sharp fluctuations late last week.

The spring listing wave traditionally starts at the end of February, but supply is already off to a strong start in 2026.

Wall Street bulls got something of a scare in the first trading week of February 2026.

Efficiently rotating between overbought and oversold sectors, factors, or stocks is a well-established method for outperforming markets.

Bitcoin fell to a new 16-month low price, but rebounded to print a bullish V recovery before running out of steam at $71,762.

Indian share markets are trading higher with the Sensex trading 310 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 96 points higher.

AUD/USD extends recovery from 0.6900, approaching the channel top at 0.7050.

Global markets open the day with a cautiously constructive tone, as Asian equities rally on Japan’s decisive political outcome and China’s liquidity support.

The GBP/USD exchange rate pulled back sharply last week after the Bank of England (BoE) delivered its interest rate decision.

The dollar is starting the week on the soft side, with both pull and push factors at work.

Gold pulled lower after hitting a firm rejection, as traders weigh another test of the psychological 5000 level.