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For investors looking beyond the near-term headwinds, several luxury stocks appear positioned to benefit from the next phase of growth in 2026. Here is a look at 3 such stocks that combine global brand strength with U.S. market accessibility.
Precious metals continued to rise strongly over the past week, which along with the Japanese Yen is probably the main thing for traders to be watching now.
With not many market days left, it looks like people have finally stopped worrying about recession in 2025. Next up: let's see how much we'll worry in 2026.
In this technical article, we are going to present another Elliott Wave trading setup we got in CADJPY. The forex pair completed this correction precisely at the Equal Legs zone, referred to as the Blue Box Area.
In the waning few weeks of 2025, it seems markets are looking further ahead to the new year, rather than back at the slow-moving start of what many hoped would be a December Santa rally.
Under the deal, Google will purchase the environmental attribute certificates from the project, which the company said it will allocated to its Scope 3 emissions.
In this technical article, we are going to talk about another Elliott Wave trading setup we got in AUDJPY. The pair has completed its correction exactly at the Equal Legs zone, also known as the Blue Box Area.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the recent financial market activities, focusing on the implications of the triple witching day, which saw a significant increase in trading volume.
Very glad we 'stuck to our guns' in the face of agitated market conditions, and jittery traders ... market instability was obvious for weeks, thus understandable; but nevertheless we dismissed efforts to shake us out of positions; so here we are.
The global race to build AI infrastructure has accelerated sharply. Estimated capital expenditures now total more than $5 trillion, equivalent to the annual GDP of Germany.
At the end of the final full week, semis and discretionaries were sold into the closing bell, unlike Nasdaq, biotech or smallcaps -- a good enough sign that the Santa Claus rally can enter its opening stage over the next two shortened weeks.
Given the recent sloppy and weak trading in the market, it is unsurprising that investors are questioning whether “Santa Will Visit Broad & Wall” this year.
Stocks have been this far overvalued only a handful of time within the past 25 years. They could drop 50-60% from today's levels and still not enter a true bear market.
Bitcoin saw upward movement after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates. The rate hike marked a shift in Japan’s monetary policy, yet financial markets responded with optimism. Bitcoin’s gains came alongside a broader rebound in U.S. stock futures.
The U.S. banking industry is closing 2025 on a powerful note, with third-quarter profitability having reached its highest level in over a decade. This robust performance must renew investor focus on the industry. Thus, here are ETFs to consider.
OpenAI and the U.S. Department of Energy have signed a memorandum of understanding to deepen the collaboration on AI. Additionally, OpenAI has sought to raise as much as $100 billion in an effort to pay for its ambitious growth plans.
Nike recently reported stellar earnings. The company beat by an incredible 43%. The stock crashed anyway. I want to show you what you can learn from this, and how you can be ready for the next big trade.
Technical momentum has been building at United Rentals Inc. Shares of the company have outperformed the market over the past five years, gaining 245% while the S&P 500 Index has risen 80%. So, how should one approach the stock?
Fortunately, there’s an asset class that has absolutely crushed inflation every decade for nearly a century. And I bet you’ll be surprised when you find out what it is. The big inflation beater is small-cap stocks.
The Bitcoin space is in a transition phase as operators are focusing on digital infrastructure and AI hosting to diversify revenues. TeraWulf and Riot Platforms operate large-scale facilities powered by low-cost energy. Which one has more upside?
Mexico’s antitrust commission delivered a ruling that changes how Google can do business with mobile device manufacturers in the country. The decision targets contractual practices that limited competition in the mobile operating system market.
The Bank of Japan opted for a widely-expected 25 bp hike and kept the door to future hikes open, though Governor Kazuo Ueda's comments were rather neutral on forward guidance. The November CPI matched market expectations.
This week, President Trump signed an executive order concerning marijuana. The action reclassifies marijuana from a Schedule I drug to Schedule III. The news sent cannabis stocks soaring. Let’s consider a few implications.
The buildout of Centrus Energy’s uranium enrichment facility is finally underway as the company announced on Friday it has begun constructing new centrifuges to support commercial production of low-enriched uranium. The stock surged on the news.
You better not be betting against the consumer going into 2026. The CPI data from earlier in the week came in way cooler than expected. Crude oil prices are breaking down. Important consumer bellwether and retail stocks are hitting multi-year highs.
What has Wall Street been buzzing about this week? Here is a quick look at the top 5 Buy calls and the top 5 Sell calls made by Wall Street's best analysts during the trading week of Dec. 15-19, 2025.
The year has been a tough one for oil prices. North American benchmark crude began 2025 in the low $70s. Now with just a couple weeks to go in the year, it’s been struggling along in the high $50s. But Chevron Corp. still looks appealing here.
Here is a short look at the 10 largest companies by market capitalization as of Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. Additionally, I have included the percentages of their gains on a year-to-date basis. Let's dive into the numbers.
Many manufacturing companies are assessing their sourcing strategies with a stronger focus on domestic manufacturing, technological advancement, and building more resilient supply-chain networks. Here is a look at stocks that may benefit in 2026.
Year-end trading dynamics tend to muddle the analysis. With upward pressure on Japanese and global yields, it will be curious to gauge the Treasury market mood come January.
We discuss the state of the economy, the boom-bust cycle, and why anybody—left, right, and center—who cares about the wellbeing of the working class needs to oppose the existence of the Federal Reserve.
Air Products & Chemicals Inc. fell more than 6% last week after announcing advanced talks with Yara International, a Norway-based fertilizer producer and global ammonia distributor, on two major projects in the US and Saudi Arabia.
Canada has appointed the Canadian Climate Institute to lead a voluntary sustainable investment taxonomy defining green and transition investments, enabling credible labels for bonds and funds, with initial sector guidelines targeted for release.
Across the conversation, Maharrey and Earle tackle seven persistent myths people repeat about fiat money and the gold standard—myths that sound plausible until you follow them to their real-world conclusions.
Italian consumer and service-sector confidence has risen, while industry has slipped. Overall, the picture remains consistent with a very gradual exit from stagnation and still points to modest quarterly GDP growth in the fourth quarter
Despite mortgage rates declining a full percentage point from 7.26 percent in mid-January to 6.29 percent in mid-December, existing home sales have gone virtually nowhere.
The agreements bring the total number of drugmakers aligned with Trump’s pricing initiative to 14 of the 17 companies the administration targeted this year.
Silver is in a historic breakout and leading gold and miners but is short-term extended. A brief holiday pullback is possible before the next leg higher toward much larger upside targets as the long-term bull trend remains firmly intact.
