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Just a few charts to highlight the shallow selloff and subsequent strength we’ve witnessed over the past month with respect to precious metals; silver in particular had a banner day on Wednesday:
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to fresh heights on Wednesday, extending its winning streak as optimism built around a potential resolution to the record-breaking US government shutdown.
Gold has already recovered noticeably since the beginning of the consolidation. The counter-movement in Silver was even better – and, as expected, significantly more volatile.
Today, large volumes of short-term put options in Advanced Micro Devices stock imply that it might be overvalued. But a closer look at its strong free cash flow (FCF) and FCF margins could lead to a higher price target over the next year.
For Russell 1,000 stocks, the average stock has 5% of float sold short (median: 3.5%). For the whole of the index, that is up a little over 1 percentage point from the start of the year.
The U.S. Dollar remains under pressure as investors tilt into a risk-on stance ahead of an expected vote to re-fund the US government on a short-term basis.
The Fed’s rapid increase in interest rates, starting in 2022 at nearly zero and peaking at more than 5%t in 2023, was hard on the business success of Arbor Realty Trust, and for its investors.
Shares of Creative Media & Community Trust nearly doubled after the real estate investment trust (REIT) agreed to sell its lending division to PG FR Holding.
The year isn’t over, but the race for market attention might be. Gold had headlines, stocks had drama, and crypto its déjà vu. Now, the final stretch, silver has quietly stepped into the spotlight, and it’s wearing the medal that says critical.
A key factor that drives economic growth is capitalism—private development of and investment in the capital structure under a free market—that enables economic growth.
Reopening the government will avert a recession that may have come to pass in the event of a prolonged shutdown lasting weeks or months longer, according to economic analysts.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up nearly 350 points this afternoon, as a House vote slated for later today to end the government shutdown injects optimism into the market.
As oil falters and clean energy faces growing pains, natural gas is emerging as the bright spot—an energy source that is both pragmatic and profitable.
AMD hosted its Investor Day yesterday, where executives outlined an ambitious roadmap focused on capitalizing on the rapidly expanding AI and compute markets. If the chipmaker hits its mark, AMD investors could earn rich rewards.
Ituran has paid variable quarterly dividends since June 2012. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $2.00 yields 5.33% as of Tuesday’s share price.
Gold remains bullish as safe haven demand intensifies due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown, with support near $4050 and resistance at $4190–$4220.
AbbVie is experiencing increased momentum as analysts raise targets, positioning the stock near its 52-week high amidst strong technical indicators and favorable market sentiment.
The US dollar has bounced back this morning, and this has kept the EUR/USD under mild pressure, while verbal jawboning in Japan hasn’t helped to stop the yen from sliding to new multi-month lows against the dollar.
The US dollar is mostly consolidating in narrow ranges against the major currencies. The notable exception is the Japanese yen, which has slumped to a new nine-month low as the greenback approached JPY155.
US consumer sentiment tumbled in November to near the lowest level on record, as the government shutdown weighed on the economic outlook and financial strains soured views on personal finances.
While AI and robotics take a breather, the real momentum is shifting to solar, cybersecurity, and clean energy. Here’s what traders and investors need to watch next.
GBP/USD remains under bearish pressure as technical patterns and weak UK jobs data suggest a move toward the 1.3015 support level is increasingly likely.
The Yen sank to a nine-month low against the US Dollar, prompting Japan’s Finance Minister Katayama to warn of rapid, one-sided moves and stress growing concerns over its weakness.
