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EUR/USD steadied at 1.1803 on Tuesday after a strong two-day fall. Support came from strong US macro data and the Fed's revised monetary policy expectations.
Merck, PepsiCo, and Eaton Corporation have unveiled their earnings for the fourth quarter of 2025, showcasing their performance against market expectations.
The latest US government shutdown looks to provide yet another bout of disruption to the economic calendar for traders and investors alike, with today’s JOLTS job openings release being postponed.
Silver is dropping further, with talk of fraud involving a major Chinese buyer adding to the sense that a speculative bubble may be deflating, raising concerns about how much more downside silver could see in the near term.
Bitcoin has been breaking to new lows and underperforming other risky assets, but the bounce at the 1-year low price may signify the start of a bullish double bottom chart pattern.
Markets open with AUD lifted by a surprise RBA hike, Japan calming yen jitters, and a Trump–Modi trade reset, while FX shows fragile US Dollar strength ahead of key US data.
This weekly Extreme Positions report highlights the Most Bullish and Most Bearish Positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the underlying market.
Ira Epstein covers the recent developments in the metal markets, noting the unwinding of a parabolic move, particularly in gold, and the subsequent volatility that persists with significant price increases in gold, silver, and platinum
The Australian dollar is rebounding strongly after the RBA raised interest rates, reinforcing the broader bullish trend and supporting the ongoing Elliott Wave impulse structure.
AMD’s stock soared +15% in early 2026, gaining over +100% annually as an AI chip rival to Nvidia. Driven by accelerator demand and server share, all eyes are on Q4 results tonight, Feb 3, to see if the buy/hold/profit rally persists.
Markets bounced back from a tough trading week last week. We even started this first trading session of the week in the red, but quickly reversed course.
Technical analysis shows SanDisk stock breaking through long-term resistance, fueled by a massive post-earnings volume surge that has positioned it as a primary leader in the tech sector's recovery.
After a heavy sell-off in commodity markets, most markets are steadier in early morning trading today, while precious metals are recouping some of their recent losses
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets on February 2nd, 2026, noting a recovery in the stock market and stability in energy, bonds, and notes.
The Australian Dollar gains ground against the US Dollar on Tuesday ahead of the interest rate decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia due later in the day.
West Texas Intermediate US Crude Oil prices struggle to capitalize on the previous day's modest bounce from the $61.20 area, or a one-week trough, and attract some sellers for the second straight day on Tuesday.
Most monthly dividend stocks are REITs, but investors can still find plenty of monthly dividend stocks that are not REITs. This article will discuss 3 top non-REIT monthly dividend stocks.
After an historic sell-off in the precious metals on Friday, despite a move higher during the Sunday night open in the Far East, the sell-off has continued again in New York today.
Citizen’s has declared and paid variable quarterly dividends since October 1993. The February, 2026 Q dividend of $0.28 suggests $1.12 annual dividend for the coming year.
GBP/USD eased to 1.3646 on Monday, retreating from the August 2021 high of 1.3847 touched last week as markets position ahead of Thursday's BoE decision.
The IMF estimates for 2026 show no signs of recession. However, the global economy remains in a period of poor growth, high debt, persistent inflation and low productivity.
Wall Street set gold, silver, and Bitcoin losses aside to kick off February, with the Dow tacking on 515 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq settled firmly higher as well.
Microsoft Corp stock looks cheap here, despite the market's concerns about its free cash flow (FCF). One play for value investors is to sell short at-the-money and out-of-the-money put options with one-month expiration periods.
In recent days, the spread between the price of paper silver in New York and the price of physical silver in other markets has reached historic premium levels, revealing extreme pressure on the actual supply.
We are starting to see the beginnings of deglobalization: Countries are increasingly at odds with each other. There is wider disparity among political parties.
In the coming week, we will get a dense run of US macro releases, with the January jobs report set to dominate attention on Friday. We also have the ISM surveys, consumer sentiment and the latest Treasury’s quarterly refunding details.
Risk not only was realized in silver, but to varying degrees also gold and gold/silver stocks and the two metals that tend to follow silver, platinum and palladium.
Large-cap biopharma offers stable growth and dividends, outperforming the S&P 500 in early 2026. With Gilead up 46% and Pfizer
yielding 6%, the sector remains a key volatility hedge following successful U.S. manufacturing negotiations.
