A widely popular stock caught in the middle of the AI frenzy, Super Micro Computer, has seen its shares melt higher over the last month.

Trading behavior, despite notching new all-time closing highs virtually all of last week, has actually gone fairly flat compared to the preceding few months. Markets have come up between +14.5% (Dow) and +20.60% (Nasdaq) from early-August lows.

Today, we saw the S&P 500 fall by about 60 basis points, while the Nasdaq 100 declined by approximately 85 basis points. Nvidia (NVDA) was the leading stock, dropping 2.5% after China launched a monopoly probe into the company.

If you've had a good year so far in the stock market, chances are you had a pretty bad day in the market today. On the surface, today's action wasn't awful.

Markets had a fairly strong Globex session on Sunday. The NQ made an additional high which I have noted as the completion point for the minuette 3rd wave.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $67.90 on Tuesday. The WTI price recovers amid the rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East after the downfall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. 

EUR/USD trimmed its stance slightly on Monday, easing back away from the 1.0600 handle after facing a technical rejection from the key level last week.

As caution sweeps across the trading floors, investors meticulously trim positions in stocks and bonds, bracing for the pivotal economic updates ahead

The BLS labor data had a chance to show that October's weakness really was just a combination of one-off factors, instead did everything to confirm that it wasn't those at all.

Bears ultimately won out, but it was not Semiconductors that suffered, but the Russell 2000 ($IWM) instead.

The S&P 500 had its worst day in three weeks as it drifted lower by more than 0.5%.

In the big picture, Argentina’s problems is overly large budget deficits.

While several ETFs are poised for solid gains, these five ETFs look to benefit the most from the annual shopping event.

U.S. rates are running a tad scared ahead of Tuesday’s CPI report.

VIX ticked upward slightly but there was no real fear in the markets today.

The Nasdaq took triple digits off Friday's record close, while the Dow clocked its third-straight triple-digit loss.

China probes Nvidia’s Mellanox deal over potential antitrust violations.

Expanding credit or printing money does not create economic value, but buys time.

Global adoption of the world’s largest digital asset by market cap is getting harder to ignore.

A number of Korean stocks are worth buying at current levels.