There is a high cost associated with contracts expiring in January, but this cost declines rapidly for March. This may indicate a rising funding cost and that the market is beginning to experience some form of strain.

There's not much I need to add to my longer-term view. The market has continued to move higher, and I will continue to look for the next correction.

Last summer, I previously produced a podcast episode centered on one theme: The best capital-efficient stocks to buy when the markets crash. Today, I have another underappreciated name to consider if and when all hell breaks loose.

Following up on recent bullish ideas, here is a brief compilation of potentially long stocks that look to be leaping.

Chinese digital textbook provider Jinxin Technology and San Jose education technology provider zSpace made their public debuts this week, as another slow IPO year approaches its end.

MongoDB stock price has bounced back after bottoming at $214 in June this year.

Two weeks ago, the Gold/Silver ratio was 86.6x, having since been reduced to now 84.3x, substantiated by silver having increased across said stint by +2.0% whereas gold has slipped -0.6%.

When an economy produces goods and services above and beyond the requisite, i.e., produces an abundance, it creates wealth.

The European Central Bank will deliver its final rate decision of the year this week.

The CPI tends to overstate inflation in part because it’s a Laspeyres index (although less so over time).

Recent price action has seen the Ethereum price breaking above the $4,000 price level again to drive euphoria among crypto investors, especially those awaiting the onset of an altcoin season.

With markets rising steadily all year, it is unsurprising to witness investors lulled into an elevated sense of complacency.

The Q3 2024 blended earnings growth estimate now stands at 7.3%.

It’s been a good century for stock returns, especially in the U.S. economy. But some centuries have not been as good.

Wild week for a market that's supposed to be boring and go unnoticed. For the second straight month, heavy buying in bills right ahead of the payroll report.

The “animal spirits” in the land of meme coins, where 13 million new coins have been minted so far this year, make the bullish optimism of those strategists look tame in comparison.

US30 price prediction based on the technical analysis.

My expectations for upcoming data releases, including the November Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index.

This time around, with seasonal tailwind at their back, tech bulls deserve the benefit of the doubt so long as the index remains above 20500s.

A few years ago, China was driving 70% of global oil demand growth; now, that figure has plummeted to just 10-15%.