The major European stock markets had a mixed day today.

The Dow and tech-heavy Nasdaq struggled the most, both dropping triple digits.

Massive government spending and a global reflation are transforming markets in ways most investors don’t yet see.

After a speech by Fed Governor Chris Waller in August, ADP stopped giving the Fed data.

Speculators have piled into short-term call options of a rare earth elements (REE) stock - Energy Fuels Inc. The volume of call options traded is over 26x the prior number outstanding.

We discuss why the gold and silver prices have been going up so hard lately and what are the drivers behind the rally.

The US Dollar snapped a multi-day positive run, coming under renewed downside pressure.

The Dow shed 350 points on Wednesday amid fresh trade war threats from the Trump administration.

The U.S. leveraged loan market has grown from nearly USD 400 million to USD 1.5 trillion over the last decade.

WTI extends rebound for the second day, recovering from Monday’s multi-month low near $57.00.

Technical analysis on the stock chart for HCA.

Wall Street analysts disagree on Tesla ahead of quarterly results.

Netflix stock is a bit pricey trading at 49 times earnings, but that should come down with today’s selloff and make Netflix a more attractive option for investors.  

Amazon stock drops as leaked report reveals plan to automate 75% of operations and replace 600,000 U.S. workers by 2033

D-Wave stock is already trading at nearly 8x its price in mid-January.

Some pundits believe that the recent 10-15% decline in the dollar index is proof enough that the dollar is falling out of favor as fiscal deficits and inflation erode its value.

Energy and Financials remain the backbone of deep value, supported by high cash returns, prudent balance sheets, and managements focused on shareholder value.

Netflix continues to see strong growth in the ad business and is on track to more than double ad revenues this year.

Rigetti Computing shares have fallen 30% from their October highs, but this isn’t the end of the run. It’s the pullback traders have been waiting for.

As American agriculture faces declining commodity prices amidst (tariff induced) rising input costs and heavy debt loads, here comes uncertainty, elevated by the Federal shutdown.