It seems the S&P 500 (SPY) advance has stalled and cant crack above strong resistance at 6,000. Why is that happening? And ...

The S&P 500 (SPY) has made great advances since the lows of early April. Yet seem to be stuck under resistance at 6,000. What ...

Global markets are revolutionizing with growing environmental concerns and rising attention towards clean energy adoption. Market leaders are capitalizing on this trend by investing in energy storage ...

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TXT – With escalating geopolitical instability driving the spending levels of economies, backed by rapid technological adoption among industry players, the air defense industry’s prospects appear ...

Wednesday was an exciting day as the headlines proclaimed that the S&P 500 (SPY) made new all time highs at 5,796. This was nice to see after the weak start to the month. Sadly, this is a hollow ...

“5,000 or Bust” is the perfect sentiment for today’s commentary. That is because there is no way the S&P 500 (SPY) gets to the current level without touching that important milestone.

AMZN – With rapid e-commerce expansion, the upsurge in social media networking, and the emergence of new, advanced technologies, the internet industry is flourishing. Amid this, let’s analyze ...

Most times investing seems fairly complicated. So many different economic reports…so many data points…and so many experts with conflicting opinions. And yet sometimes…it is amazingly simple. In short, ...

NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) exemplifies the pinnacle of the market’s fervor for artificial intelligence. Renowned for its semiconductor innovations, NVDA’s chips are serving as the cornerstone of the AI ...

Earlier this week I shared an important proclamation that I was getting more bearish. The reasons for which are clearly spelled out here. One of the key points is that inflation is still too high ...

In a war both sides fight over every inch of soil. Anything lost in a previous battle you try to win back in the future. Often the movement of the stock market is quite the same. That being where we ...