Pinterest Inc ​​​crashed more than 20% this morning after reporting a “disappointing” Q4 and offering current-quarter guidance that suggested things aren’t expected to improve anytime soon.

Tesla stock was higher on Friday, a notable divergence as Big Tech led a sharp selloff with investors debating whether the AI spending boom is starting to pressure near-term profits.

This article discusses US Core CPI hitting economist consensus in January data, showing core inflation trends and divergences in food price components, with implications for ongoing inflation dynamics.

The article compares IALT, a new multi-strategy ETF, to BDMIX and DIY portfolios, examines volatility trade-offs, convexity gaps, and highlights the need to question AI-driven analysis.

This article argues that SOXL, the triple-bull semiconductor ETF, has hit a lofty price zone for the third time and, in the author’s view, is likely headed significantly lower in 2026

We’re seeing a rebound in the precious metals on Friday, as the gold price is once again back over the $5,000 per ounce mark, while the silver futures are up $2.21 to $77.89.

Walmart is expected to report $0.73 in EPS on $189.9 billion in revenues, representing year-over-year changes of +10.6% and +5.2%, respectively.

When companies with very different business models begin investing in similar ways, it reflects a shared expectation about future demand. In this case, demand for AI computing power is pushing technology back toward infrastructure.

Gold holds above $5,000 after a sharp selloff and rebound, while silver suffers an extreme intraday collapse and the media declares a “silver bubble” — missing the bigger picture: a historic breakout and a new base forming.

U.S. trade officials are finally recognizing that tariffs on essential metal products are hurting manufacturers and ultimately consumers.

This week’s market narrative revolved around three intersecting forces: the scale of AI capital investment, macroeconomic recalibration of Fed policy, and crypto-driven liquidity swings.

After rocketing parabolic in a popular speculative mania, silver violently crashed. It suffered some of its biggest down days ever in recent weeks, shockingly-brutal plummeting

The S&P 500 just closed at 6,850. That puts it right on the bottom of a range it has traded inside for months.

The Dollar bounced around, but could not take back the 97 handle.

Silver climbs to $77.20 after softer US CPI boosts expectations of Fed easing.

2025 was a really good year for T-Mobile: it led Verizon and AT&T on postpaid growth, new accounts, and fixed wireless.

The near-term path is disinflationary, but the macro is now clearly inflationary.

Stocks closed mixed on Friday, as investors unpacked this morning's soft inflation data.

​​​​​​​The global AI arms race is no longer just about software. It’s becoming a battle over energy, infrastructure, and space.

Crude oil is at a key inflection point, with prices likely to surge on war escalation or fall sharply if peace negotiations succeed.