Countries don’t pay tariffs, consumers do.  A 100% tariff on a thingamajig from China will mean a consumer will pay twice what s/he was paying before.  China won’t pay anything. 

I’m going to set aside my weekend dependence on videos, and actually muster up some text and graphics instead. This time, I’d like to home in on a group of the key exchange-traded funds.

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Over the past week, the US dollar was the strongest major currency, while the Australian dollar was the weakest. Volatility fell during this period, as less than half of the most important Forex currency pairs and crosses changed in value by over 1%.

With Agentforce and its broader AI initiatives, Salesforce appears poised to deliver sustained growth and market-beating performance over the next year. Here's why AI could redefine Salesforce's future.

It seems there's not much to adjust with my long-term view of the S&P 500. The market has moved higher, and the next correction may be in sight.

The United States and China have seemingly moved closer to a trade war as China recently banned export of key, high-tech metals. This could cripple the American computer chip industry to a serious degree. Here's why it may not be tit for tat.

Most crypto enthusiasts see the market rising further next year after Trump takes office. It’s a big claim, and a big story. So, to get some perspective on the topic, I turned to an enthusiast close to home: my 22-year-old son.

Now that the election season is over, it is time to return to fundamentals. That means the economy and Fed policy. The good news is that these fundamentals are working in investors’ favor. Thus, the Invesco S&P SmallCap Momentum ETF looks appealing.

Over the past 12 months, a group of 10 large-cap stocks have underperformed all others. Here’s an updated look at the top 10 worst performing large-caps, along with their one-year price returns.

Wall Street has been on a strong rally this year, driven by the AI craze and rate cut optimism amid recession fears and geopolitical tensions that weighed on investors’ confidence. Here is a look at ETFs that performed well this year.

Gold markets initially plunged during the course of the trading week, but now they look as if they are starting to find support again. Therefore, I think the yellow metal could potentially find its way back to the upside.

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.