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From softened driving penalties to crypto windfalls, the 2020s showcase political decisions driven more by personal gain than public interest—echoing a new era of self-serving governance.
The U.S. dollar is undergoing a major technical breakdown - a highly bullish development for commodities, especially precious metals and their mining stocks.
The S&P U.S. Tactical Multi-Asset 4.5% TCA 0.65% Decrement Index is a rules-based solution that uses signals to dynamically adjust long and short exposures to its U.S. equity and fixed income components.
The world’s biggest asset manager knows a lot about the law of large numbers. BlackRock, opens new tab, with more than $11 trillion in assets under management.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the escalating geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran, highlighting a recent surprise attack by Israel on Iranian military leaders and the potential for further conflict.
In the latest indication of gold's rising prominence in international finance, the yellow metal has surpassed the euro as the world's second-largest reserve asset, a European Central Bank analysis of year-end 2024 holdings has found.
As the S&P 500 makes a run at a new all-time high over the coming days, the CAPE crusader’s warning is clear. Investors are currently paying ridiculous bubble prices for earnings.
There have been literally thousands of utility mergers in the 125 years or so since electricity, heat, communications, and water became essential services. The key motivation for 2025 utility M&A is a quest for scale.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran, highlighting the potential impacts on global oil markets, especially if Iran were to close the Strait of Hormuz.
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question: Did the Israel-Iran conflict just flip the stock market to risk off?
The gold futures rallied on Friday following the unfortunate Israeli air strikes on Iran Thursday night, finishing $50 higher to close the week at $3,452.
When it comes to rate cuts, there's the good - when inflation falls all by itself - and the bad - when the economy falls apart too. Markets think we're heading for the former.
Goldman Sachs has reduced the probability of recession in the next 12 months to 30%, from 35%, and earlier 45% (Reuters). It’s important to note that these projections are conditional on the path of future policies.
The Dow Jones Utility Index of 15 stocks doesn’t get much love, but it should. It’s actually had a long history of very interesting patterns, with particular success in rounded tops leading to nice drops.
As policy tailwinds turn into hard capital, the nuclear fuel story is coming into focus. Uranium—the lifeblood of fission—is about to enter its own bull cycle.
The S&P Global Clean Energy Transition Index has been a headline benchmark for measuring clean energy-related companies’ performance over the past 17 years.
The renewed appetite for industrial policy in the U.S. reflects legitimate concerns: international competition, climate change, and strategic vulnerabilities.
CRWV provides exposure to the AI frenzy, whereas CRCL is a play on the mainstreaming of digital dollars and the evolving stablecoin regulatory landscape.
After resisting inflation, the Fed, most of all insane debt levels for years, the chickens have finally come home to roost for longer-dated Treasury notes and bonds.
Growth stocks are attractive to many investors, as above-average financial growth helps these stocks easily grab the market's attention and produce exceptional returns.
The current crisis represents the culmination of months of deteriorating relations between Israel and Iran, with several key factors making this confrontation particularly significant:
A wise investor or trader will tune out war/politics and inflation noise and focus on what matters; gold’s relationship to cyclical and more inflation sensitive markets.
The negative equity risk premium (stocks expensive compared to bonds) hasn’t been this bad in over 20 years, when we were starting to unwind from the tech bubble.
