Speculative bubbles are interesting because they're never bubbles in real time; they're only recognized as bubbles after they've popped. Speculative bubbles are equally interesting for their uncanny display of bubble symmetry and scale invariance.

There are two forces that often shape the investment climate: politics and economics, and they are both at the fore in the coming weeks. Among the highlights will be the European Central Bank meeting that will mostly likely begin its easing cycle.

The "should've," "would've," and "could've"s can plague a trader’s thinking into making future bad choices as it pertains to their swing trading.

Recent data showed that the stock market witnessed a relatively poor week. However, small-cap stocks did well, with the Russell 2000 Index finishing with a very meager positive return. The remaining indexes had negative returns.

Gold and silver closed the month of May by making new monthly all-time highs, but they may be cooling off before the summer.

Boeing is quickly becoming a case study on what happens to businesses that prioritize financialization and cost-cutting above producing a quality product. And it’s a lesson for all investors holding these stocks.

After ETH's ATH nearly hit $5,000 in 2021, ETH sparked a wave of market excitement that saw the network’s transaction fees go up significantly. Recent SEC approval of Spot ETH ETFs has seen Ether gain new momentum with a registered 26% increase.

Natural gas on the Nymex had a negative week before closing 6.8% lower than the previous one, at $2.58. EIA reported on Thursday a build of 84 Bcf in working underground stocks.