John Navin is a journalist at https://johnnavin.substack.com/. He focuses on algorithmic trading, international trade, and trade laws, providing insights into these complex topics. John is featured in Benzinga, 24/7 Wall St., Yahoo Finance, and Forbes.
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That these Mag 7 stocks could not make it up to new highs while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 hit their new highs is peculiar. It’s the type of negative divergence that
This is the NYSE-listed ETF designed to generally track the movements of the dollar versus a basket of other currencies.
Many gold and silver stocks still look classically cheap — with P/E’s that remain far below that of the market as a whole.
In the long run, it might be wise to at least take a look at cheap stocks – that is, those that trade below their book value. That’s the number found when...
One of the “categories of goods” that tariffs greatly affect is food. Now that it costs more – in some cases, much more – for food companies to import goods...
Gold stocks with smaller capitalizations receive less interest in the financial media even though some have decent valuations and remain in general uptrends like...
It’s been a handy moniker for business journalists: you could refer to the Mag 7 and ignore most of the other stocks.
The bubble psychology finds its way into the system and gets stuck on...it’s best to just keep doing what’s worked recently.
The head-and-shoulders pattern is the classic bearish indicator when it comes to analysis of price charts.
There are two basic reasons: the first is that New York Federal Reserve President John Williams recently said that there’s room for interest rate cuts in the “near term”
