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Finally, we have a market price pullback. Who would have thought it possible? We now need to monitor key technical levels and the corresponding indicators, such as the number of new 52-week lows, to gauge the severity of the pullback.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is reportedly distancing herself from the Republican Party, citing discontent with its current direction.

Apple Inc. reported robust third-quarter fiscal 2025 results, beating estimates for revenues and earnings. The tech titan reported revenue growth of double digits in the iPhone, Mac, and Services segments. Here is a look at ETFs that may benefit.

Digital asset investment firm CoinShares predicts a potential surge in Bitcoin‘s (CRYPTO: BTC) value, suggesting a 65% increase if the cryptocurrency captures a small portion of the global liquidity and gold’s market cap.

We discuss where liquidity is headed for the rest of 2025

Gold surged to a record high in April 2025 but has since entered a quiet phase, trading sideways.

Kevin Hassett, the White House economic adviser, has come forward in support of President Trump's decision to terminate the Bureau of Labor Statistics head after a disappointing jobs report was released.

Getting in on the ground floor with these companies might lead to superior returns.

Fears of a faltering U.S. economy and a Fed that may have kept interest rates too high for too long will likely translate into risk-off sentiment as this week opens later.

Many investors chase what performed best over the past five years. But every strategy has a rough patch. What matters more is whether it fits your temperament and goals.

Former CIA Director John Brennan leveled a serious allegation against President Trump, comparing Trump's political maneuvers to those the Nazis.

WTI Crude Oil was trading near the 68.800 ratio when price velocity lower struck. WTI Crude Oil went into this weekend near the 66.450 ratio.

These REITs pay steadily rising dividends.

Transportation, a huge component of the U.S. economy, shows not only stagflation potential, but a recession potential. 

The quantum computing race is starting to heat up.

Six months into his second term, President Trump's handling of the economy is under the microscope, and survey results indicate that voters are dissatisfied.

Chevron Corp reported a 15% increase in free cash flow (FCF) quarter-over-quarter (Q/Q), and following the closing of the Hess acquisition, its FCF outlook is now stronger.

Stock prices have been soaring, but many investors are worried about the future.

This weekend's top business stories featured Ford's EV tease, Mary Kay's electric pink Cadillac, a $243M Tesla verdict, a Boeing negligence lawsuit, and a Chinese EV surge in Europe.

We discuss four bearish factors coming together for stocks this quarter: a liquidity crunch, an overly tight Fed, weakening breadth numbers, and bearish seasonality.

These growth stocks are leading the way in their respective industries.

If you'd bought a single share of Amazon at its IPO, it would be worth tens of thousands of dollars today.

This networking company is still growing faster than its industry peers.

Robert Kiyosaki has shared his perspective on the future of the U.S. Federal Reserve, considering the current advancements in cryptocurrency policy.

The AI stock has quadrupled over the past three years.

The agreements the United States has signed with its main trading partners are both positive and realistic.

Teradyne's massive stock surge, fueled by a powerful AI-driven earnings beat and accelerating forward guidance, signals a new cyclical uptrend for the stock.

IRAs are one of the most popular ways to save for retirement, but simple mistakes can cost you.

Reddit, Wingstop, and Generac led large-cap gains last week on strong Q2 results and upbeat guidance across multiple sectors.

Japan today suffers from several economic pathologies that a wise government will address, but a weak LDP/Komeito administration certainly will not.

The unemployment rate rose to 4.2 percent in July as the rate of job growth slowed to just 73,000 in the month.

The crypto world surged with developments this week as JPMorgan explored Bitcoin lending, BitMine shares plunged, and Trump's BTC reserve move legitimized Bitcoin on the global stage.

For investors seeking momentum, Invesco Nasdaq 100 ETF is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 40% from its 52-week low price of $165.72/share. 

Ten large-cap stocks, including Novo Nordisk and UPS, tumbled last week on weak earnings and guidance cuts.

Shares have fallen since Warren Buffett said he'll step down as CEO.

Earnings season can also provide a big-picture view of overall trends within the economy or industries.