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Nvidia stock fell sharply on Tuesday, hitting its lowest level in nearly three months, but CNBC’s Jim Cramer said the pullback represents a buying opportunity rather than a warning sign.
With all the attention focused on the likes of Nvidia, I think Alphabet deserves a round of applause. It has added a TRILLION dollars in shareholder value in a matter of weeks, pushing to lifetime highs seemingly every day.
Best Buy surged after posting Q3 results of $1.40 EPS and $9.67 billion in revenue, topping estimates and raising its full-year outlook on 2.7% comp sales growth.
UK stocks experienced gains amidst volatile trading on Tuesday as investors eagerly awaited the upcoming budget announcement, expected to introduce significant tax measures.
The November FX Report has been delayed but should be released soon. We expect an emphasis on the changing approach towards a tighter scrutiny on US partners’ FX practices, but we don’t think we’ll see any FX manipulator designation by the Treasury
The Japanese Yen(JPY) trades on the front foot against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday, with USD/JPY pressured by intervention chatter in Tokyo and a weaker Greenback following soft US economic data.
Netflix is generating market interest following a stock split and stricter password-sharing policies, with analysts monitoring earnings and subscriber trends amidst mixed signals.
The bulls certainly fought back with vengeance the last two days after Thursday’s ugly reversal rout. That’s not surprising given the pullback got to the 5% mark during a time of year when larger declines are rare, save 2000, 2007 and 2018.
Alphabet continues to push higher in a bullish impulse, extending strongly within an ongoing five-wave upward cycle according to the Elliott Wave model.
With major federal data still delayed, the latest PPI shows goods inflation rising while services inflation cools, hinting at softer momentum in the service-driven economy.
Investor sentiment on the outlook for another rate cut has been volatile lately, but comments from Federal Reserve officials in recent days have turned the tide back in favor of the doves.
Analog Devices reported Q4 revenue of $3.08 billion and adjusted EPS of $2.26, both above expectations, and the company issued an optimistic outlook for fiscal 2026.
President Trump’s advisers are discussing a proposal to head off sharp increases in health-insurance costs for millions of Americans next year, the explosive issue at the heart of the recent government shutdown.
Equities are not the only market that has shown early signs of staging a recovery, with gold pushing up through $4130 to hit the highest level in over a week.
The US dollar continues to strengthen against the yen, with rate differentials driving upside momentum and key support levels attracting buyers toward the 160 target.
Rate cut, no rate cut…maybe a rate cut? Everyone watching their portfolios swing wildly while trying to figure out if this is the start of something worse or just noise.
The US Dollar is a bit weaker on the increasing chance of a Fed rate cut, but further significant gains look unlikely today even if $1.3128 is breached.
EUR/USD fell to 1.1520 after the Supertrend indicator signaled a bearish breakout, driven by rising Fed rate cut expectations and weak macroeconomic sentiment.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses upcoming economic data releases, including the September price indexes and retail sales data, which are expected to impact the markets.
The USD/CAD pair trades with a positive bias for the fifth consecutive day and holds steady above the 1.4100 mark through the early European session on Tuesday.
The short-term Elliott Wave outlook for EURJPY indicates that the cycle from the 17 October 2025 low remains in progress as a structured five-wave impulse.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was at the White House this week. And it’s a safe bet the subject of oil prices came up. A decade ago, the Saudis turned on the taps to flush out US shale. But the reality today is different...
Elliott Wave analysis indicates the Nasdaq 100 likely finished its Wave 4 correction and has begun Wave 5 as markets turned risk-on after breaking volatility triggers.
The federal government has unveiled a new agreement to finalise the 2026 budget and outline the main direction for economic policy in the coming years.
We’re through the heaviest activity of calendar Q3 earnings season, and a bevy of retailers have yet to report earnings in this holiday-shortened week.
The rally has eased oversold conditions across major indices, bringing them back to key resistance levels. With volatility set to spike again, the trader is increasing short positions, anticipating sharp market weakness ahead.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the upcoming economic data releases, including producer prices, advanced retail sales, and consumer confidence indices, highlighting their potential market impact.
You've got 90 products trading to the downside, but because Google, Tesla, and Broadcom are having a party, everyone thinks we're in some kind of bull market. This is not a bullish day. This is not a nice little bounce over here.
The value of cash doesn’t crash in a crash. Yes, inflation eats away at it, but we’re talking about a market crash that wipes out a big chunk of net worth in a very short period of time.
while Bond ETFs held €435.6 bn, or 18.05% of the assets under management, in the European ETF industry at the end of September 2025, bond products (mutual funds and ETFs) accounted for only €3,969.0 bn, or 23.19%.
