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Since Mid-April, July Corn has experienced a 60 cent break (500-440) – while discounting the Trump Tariffs & the prospects for a record crop of 15.8 BB.
Mixed results from the latest release of retail sales data. Total sales in April came in better than expected at $724.1 billion, a gain of 0.1% for the month, and a new record high.
Automatic Data Processing Inc., one of the world's largest independent computing services companies, provides a broad range of data processing services.
In April, total permits declined -69,000 on an annualized basis to 1.412 million, while the less volatile single family permits number declined -50,000 to 922,000.
Novo Nordisk's surprise CEO departure amid mounting competitive pressures and disappointing clinical results has accelerated the stock's 50% decline since mid-2024.
Dick’s Sporting Goods agreed to buy sneaker chain Foot Locker for $2.4 billion, expanding its presence internationally and giving it greater negotiating power with vendors.
GBP/USD remains capped near 1.34 with a potential breakdown looming, as triple weekly shooting stars and oversold dollar conditions favor bearish continuation.
A wave of caution swept across Asian trading floors for the second consecutive day on Friday, as investors, finding few fresh catalysts, opted for a more circumspect stance.
Reporting its Q1 results Thursday morning, Walmart was able to exceed expectations but warned that its prices will rise as the omnichannel retailer can’t avoid passing on the high costs of tariffs to its customers.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) scales higher against its American counterpart for the fourth straight day and touches a fresh weekly top during the Asian session on Friday.
The Gold Miners ETF (GDX) is showing promising signs for investors as it approaches a critical support zone. Since the low on December 30, 2024, GDX has been tracing a five-wave impulse pattern.
Tariffs by themselves will not send the U.S. economy into recession, though they will hurt the economy by a small amount. Almost all economists, including me, believe they are poor economic policies.
In a world of sane and sensible prioritizing and policy-making, spending some time and effort focused on how to reduce the risks and costs of a future pandemic seems potentially productive.
US President Donald Trump has urged Apple (AAPL) to build more of its products within the United States rather than expanding production in India.
Wall Street is back in full swagger mode, shaking off April’s tariff tantrums and marching higher as the market sniffs out a lasting trade war détente and a not so hyper inflation pulse.
Foreign countries—especially China—have taken on massive risk by holding trillions in U.S. debt. Why? Because the U.S. may never pay them back. Not through inflation, but through outright default.
The rise of the retail trader has undeniably reshaped the stock market landscape. We’ve gone from a market dominated by institutions to one where “the little guys” collectively wield significant influence.
