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Money drives the stock market. Money-creation comes from two sources: Government deficits, and chartered bank loans. The rate of money-creation determines the rate of growth in the stock market.
Initial and continuing jobless claims rose slightly year over year, with adjusted levels remaining near their highest since 2021. The data points to a neutral but weakly expanding economy, with trends largely unchanged
QUBT gained over 13% after reporting 280% revenue growth to $384,000, turning profitable, and unveiling its new Neurawave photonics platform backed by $1.5 billion in funding.
Short-term defensive money flows signal potential turbulence ahead, but growing strength in healthcare and energy suggests a coming buying opportunity as sector rotations begin to reshape S&P leadership.
Amazon announced the launch of a series of new global replenishment projects across the U.S., UK, and Mexico, expected to restore over 2 billion liters of water annually through nature-based solutions that will also improve habitats and ecosystems.
SenesTech, which reduces rodent birth rates without poison, had 43% revenue growth and huge catalysts. It has $10.2 million in cash, worth 68% of the SNES stock price - enough to cover its burn until cash flow positive.
Aura Minerals has paid irregular semi-annual payments since April 2021. It missed paying a dividend in 2024 but has declared quarterly dividends for 2025, for a current forward-looking annual dividend of $1.925 annually.
In early November, markets were moderately confident that a slowing labor market would persuade the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates for a third time at the Dec. 10 policy meeting.
Shopify's stock has experienced a pullback following a strong Q3 earnings beat, but momentum persists as analysts remain positive amid reassessments and target price increases.
The most important market that is yet to show evidence of declining liquidity is the one that is being supported to the greatest extent by passive money flows: the US stock market as represented by the SPX.
A long bull run masks rising risks, and with the full market cycle still incomplete, the real challenge is avoiding major losses when the inevitable mean-reversion arrives.
Dell Technologies fell over 5% in premarket trading after Morgan Stanley downgraded the stock to Underweight, warning that rising memory costs will pressure margins.
USD/JPY can be forming and potentially finishing an ending diagonal a.k.a. wedge pattern, which can limit the upside from a technical and Elliott wave perspective.
US equity futures are on the rise, fuelled by gains in Asian tech stocks, as investors gear up for a crucial week featuring Nvidia’s earnings and the long-awaited release of US economic data.
The USD/JPY pair advanced to 154.72 on Monday, trading near its highest levels since February, despite the release of Japanese economic data that surpassed forecasts.
The British pound declined sharply on Friday, with 1.32 acting as resistance and bearish technical signals—including a potential death cross—reinforcing downside pressure.
In a week when we should finally start to see US data releases coming through, it is important to note that the outcome of the next Fed rate decision in December looks better priced at a 50% chance of a cut.
How we trade needs to be a function of the type of market we're seeing. Updating our perspectives each day--and sometimes within the day--allows us to trade flexibly and knowledgably.
I'm not sure the current 'tide' is finished going out, as they say, as we looked for in the mega-caps. However that's not to say the 'tide' doesn't move in 'waves', which means you can get rebounds even if low tide is in the future for those stocks.
For years MLPs have followed a pattern of strong performance early in the year. But it remains the case that purchases made late in the year are generally done at better prices than those done in the new year.
This article highlights the tight financial loop among Nvidia, Microsoft, OpenAI, CoreWeave, and JPMorgan—where investments, cloud spending, chip supply, and underwriting feed into one another, creating a self-reinforcing AI ecosystem
Markets don’t sleep over the holidays, but they do slow down. Historical trading patterns show consistent liquidity shifts from late November through early January.
Dividend growth stocks have historically generated superior returns with less volatility relative to stocks with flat dividends, stocks that reduce their dividend, and stocks that don’t pay dividends.
With signs of stabilization in Asia and surprising strength in American spending, these three stocks are well-positioned to capitalize on the next phase of luxury growth.
Sellers clearly won the day in bonds, and that‘s an extra confirmation of S&P 500 and Nasdaq sellers returning after the expected bounce played out. Breadth and sectoral views weren't even risk-on, and S&P 500 got too far too fast.
The Israeli economy got off to a great start once the 12-day Iranian war ended. On an annualized basis, GDP grew at 12.4% for the period of July-September 2025.
The GBP/USD does look like it has room to logically propel higher, but short-term timeframes should not get over confident about when a sustained charge upwards will ignite.
