Beneath its predictable, dividend-paying surface, Coca-Cola has been quietly shifting gears. 

This week’s trading underscored how quickly sentiment can shift amid conflicting headlines.

Emerging markets have outperformed all major U.S. indexes.

Today was a stock option expiration.

The Canadian Dollar clawed back 0.3% against the U.S. Dollar on Friday.

For the first time in half a century, the world’s balance sheet is being rewritten not by growth, but by collateral.

Recent data show potential changes in economic growth, which is significant from a strategic management perspective.

Technical analysis isn’t magic; it’s about reading the emotional rhythm of the market through patterns, trends, and behavior. If you can see that story clearly, you don’t need predictions — the price tells you everything you need to know.

Q3 earnings kicked off this week and the results have been solid so far.

The market just finished a week that should have destroyed portfolios. Instead, the S&P closed higher.

Since making its public market debut in 2020, PLTR stock has enjoyed a stunning rise in valuation, especially from the spring of 2024.

Alongside the supportive monetary policy, the S&P 500 High Dividend Index currently exhibits both a significant valuation and a dividend yield advantage compared to the S&P 500.

Stocks bounced back to close out the week, with the Dow and Nasdaq enjoying triple-digit pops, while the S&P 500 notched a solid gain of its own.

As First Brands’ bankruptcy unravels, signs point to a deeper collateral risk brewing across mid-sized lenders.

We dissect the current silver market, inflation dynamics, and how investors can protect themselves in turbulent times.

That Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is an outdated and misleading metric of the economy is widely accepted. 

This Warren Buffett favorite saw no lack of consumer confidence in Q3.

Bitcoin holds steady at $105K after a decline, boosted by stronger U.S. bank earnings and positive geopolitical news from Trump.

Gold haven demand dented by Trump softening stance, boosting the U.S. Dollar.

Hims & Hers shares are currently down nearly 30% versus their YTD high.