Market Overview

Let’s work through a few options ideas for one to position for a big move in oil (something we see as an above average probability). From the outset, we are rather bullishly positioned for a big move...

The EV charging sector faces intense competition between companies with diverse business models, each offering a unique blend of network size, technology focus, and strategic partnerships. While...

Global markets suffered a broad-based downturn in October. For the first time since April, a majority of the major asset classes posted monthly losses based on a set of ETF proxies. The upside...

Traders lock gaze on Tuesday’s US election Trump and Harris battle neck and neck in the final stretch Fed to decide whether to cut interest rates RBA and BoE decisions are also on next week’s...

GBP/USD has broken below a long-term ascending trendline, signaling potential further downside. UK budget concerns and a drop in manufacturing PMI have contributed to the Pound’s struggle. The...

Month-end pushes stock indices and gold in the red Market angst could continue going into Tuesday’s US election Focus today is on the US labour market data Dollar fails to benefit against the euro...

XAU/USD drops after crucial U.S. economic data releases Gold (XAU/USD) dropped yesterday after the release of the U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index and Jobless Claims reports....

Equity selloff in Europe and the US extended on Thursday. Technology stocks suffered the biggest losses after Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Meta (NASDAQ:META) – which represent nearly 10% of the...

Even though we are on the precipice of a potential all-out war in the Middle East, which could cause a major oil price shock and trigger global recessions, US stock valuation ratios are near all-time...

Jobs Day will likely be messier than usual with recent hurricanes and a strike weighing temporarily on payrolls. Even with solid underlying growth, the headline could look rough. Today’s post...

What a long, strange trip it’s been for some analysts since the summer of recession forecasts turned into yesterday’s robust 2.8% rise in third quarter GDP. A key driver of Q3’s advance: higher...

From this yesterday's gross domestic product (GDP) release, we learned defense spending grew 15% annualized, the fastest since 2003. Quarters immediately following double-digit gains are often much...

Gold Continues to Renew Historical Highs Yesterday, gold (XAU/USD) reached an all-time high of $2,790 before pulling back slightly towards $2,775. XAU/USD then returned to its previous maximum and...

The U.S. GDP rose 2.8% in Q3. Economic growth was sparked by a spike in consumer spending. Will it impact the Fed's decision on interest rates? The PCE for the quarter rose just 1.5%, while...