FX Evolution: Markets Are Crashing But Are Wall Street Buying?
Markets have had another volatile week, seeing massive daily moves and big intraday swings. The economic data this past week has turned sour. President Trump has
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Markets have had another volatile week, seeing massive daily moves and big intraday swings. The economic data this past week has turned sour. President Trump has
Cryptocurrencies have sold off this week, liquidating leveraged trades. From its peak, bitcoin is now down over 20%, a meaningful pullback. In the meantime, that’s
Investors have developed seemingly endless strategies to try and beat the market. Some of those involve finding deeply-discounted value stocks. Or buying growth stocks on
Whether markets go up, down, or sideways, stocks are still an ownership stake in a business. Understanding that business is critical to long-term success. A
The market action of the past few weeks, despite a few large down days, has been largely sideways. While investors are a bit fearful whenever the
Despite hitting all-time highs last week, markets feel much more defensive. Market structure is breaking down. And stocks may see a pullback from here following
The cryptocurrency market has gone sideways the past few months. Part of that looks like a healthy trend, following a big move higher at the end
Investors tend to lump their stock investments into either growth or value. And most investors have an idea of what each of those terms mean. But
President Trump is off to a rapid start in his second term. Markets are a bit skeptical about the impact of tariffs. However, investors remain on
Markets continue to hover near all-time highs. However, several market indicators are known as leading indicators. They can signal a shift in the economy before
Most investors have had some caution over the past few years. Why? Rising interest rates. That’s because interest rates represent the cost of money. And
Gold rallied over 24% in 2024. That allowed the metal to not only make new all-time highs, but also beat out the S&P