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With demand for gold and silver at a fevered pitch, speculative mania has driven premiums in China to extremely high levels, creating tension in the marketplace.
Markets dipped before Powell, then reversed higher on a stop-hunt bounce, with earnings and shifting dollar/gold moves setting up more volatility ahead.
Verizon has declared and paid variable quarterly dividends since January 2001. The February 2026 Quarterly dividend of $0.69 suggests a $2.76 annual dividend for the coming year.
The technical picture on the Nasdaq 100 futures looks positive, given that it has just broken out of a multi-week consolidation to the upside this week, moving above former resistance in the 25,880 to 26,045 region.
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged yesterday, as expected, but the challenges are increasing for identifying the right monetary policy for the path ahead.
The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits for the first time declined from 210k (upwardly revised from 200k) to 209k (slightly above the 205k exp), but remained near those multi-decade lows and showed no signs of labor market stress.
GBP/USD remains near its August 2021 highs, holding around 1.3834 on Thursday, as heightened volatility in the US dollar continues to weigh on the pair.
Silver's 30-day implied volatility just broke 100%. I've been in this business a long time. I cannot name another liquid commodity product that has ever hit that level.
General Motors and Ford are quietly stepping back from the aggressive EV plans they were pushing just a few years ago. This is a reality check for the industry.
After cutting 14,000 jobs back in October and denying there were more of them coming, Amazon confirmed there will be another 16,000 layoffs and made comments suggesting the company won’t be done even after then.
The commodities market continues to sizzle, with gold, silver, and copper hitting new highs as the weakening US dollar and rising geopolitical tensions drive investors toward tangible assets for protection.
The S&P 500 has spent the bulk of January, perhaps doing so in order to work off some of the excess that the markets have seen for the last several months.
Global markets kick off the day with a high risk and reflation tone following the Fed’s decision to hold rates steady, which reinforced expectations for a near-term pause and helped pressure the dollar.
Despite volatility from Microsoft and Meta earnings, the index is navigating a sub-minuette wave 4 correction, with gold and silver continuing their vertical, record-breaking rallies.
AI infrastructure stocks like Arista and CoreWeave are surging. Backed by a $2.1B Nvidia investment, CoreWeave has spiked 40% this month, while Arista rides the 800G networking wave for hyperscalers like Meta.
The Indian Rupee gains ground amid speculation of the RBI intervention, aiming to curb losses as the pair touched a fresh all-time high of 92.19 on January 28.
META stock appears attractive as a long-term holding also because the titan issued solid guidance for its current quarter. In Q1, it sees sales coming in at $55 billion, well above the Street at $51.41 billion.
In this video, we break down what the earnings report means for the stock technically, highlight key support and resistance levels, and outline a potential bullish trade setup that could emerge if the price holds or breaks through the right zones.
Gold prolongs its record-setting rally for the ninth straight day and advances over 3% on Thursday, climbing to the $5,600 neighborhood during the Asian session.
It’s a very newsworthy day on Wall Street today, with the biggest amount of consequential earnings reports — including three of the “Mag 7” — joining the latest FOMC meeting, where the Fed decided to keep rates steady as expected.
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In this video, Ira Epstein covers the latest developments in the metals market, focusing on the volatility and significant price movements in gold, which has reached unprecedented levels.
In January 2026, PM Mark Carney slashed tariffs on 49,000 Chinese EVs to 6.1% to save Canada’s canola exports from 85% duties. Trump threatened a 100% retaliatory tariff on Canada, while GM’s CEO warned of a
We’re witnessing another stunning day in the gold and silver markets, as the gold futures are currently up over $265 on the session, while both the silver futures and spot price are back above $115.
The Fed left monetary policy unchanged in a range between 3.5% and 3.75%, but the accompanying statement and press conference suggested the Fed is more confident that the policy easing cycle is close to a conclusion.
The personal savings rate in the US is approaching very low levels, near 3.5%. Savings levels were as high as 30% during COVID, but have decreased since then...
The S&P 500 finished the day flat ahead of a following uneventful Fed meeting that revealed little new beyond the view that the economy remains in reasonable shape.
The company said fourth-quarter revenue fell 3% from a year earlier to $24.9 billion, broadly in line with analyst expectations, bringing full-year sales to $94.8 billion, also down 3%.
META's 2026 capex forecast was an absolute stunner: the company said that it anticipates 2026 capital expenditures to be in the range of $115-135 billion.
Micron Technology, Inc. stock has more than doubled from its low point a little over two months ago. That could be why there is unusual option activity in out-of-the-money MU puts expiring in just over 3 months.
Humana investors may have suffered cardiac arrest yesterday after shares of the health insurer cratered 21% to close below $208 – the lowest level since early 2017.
Microsoft posted adjusted earnings of $4.14 a share on revenue of $81.3 billion (better than expected earnings of $3.91 a share and revenue of $80.3 billion), beating across every segment.
U.S. equities tested fresh highs but struggled to build momentum as investors digested the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision and a market rally that remained narrowly focused.
