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In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Monday, April 7.

Negative momentum means risk rises, correlations tighten, and selling can accelerate without warning. That’s why I stick to a clear, proven framework. If momentum turns negative, these are the 6 rules I follow — no exceptions:

With the financial markets still wrestling with the tariff announcements from last week, one thing is still certain: uncertainty remains an integral part of the investment landscape.

The USD/CAD pair weakens to near 1.4240, snapping the two-day winning streak during the late American session on Monday. 

Tariffs was never a controversial topic in economics.

Silver price sellers failed to decisively clear support at $28.75 daily, and buyers stepped in near yearly lows of $28.33, pushing the grey metal’s price back above $29.80 with traders eyeing the $30.00 mark.

Markets are desperate for clarity — and until we get it, this kind of headline-driven whiplash is the playbook.

It was an enjoyable day in stocks, but a more interesting day in rates, with the 10-year rate soaring by 20 bps to 4.2%.

Recently, a new ETF was launched that provides an interesting alternative to money market mutual funds.

A flat day today was better than nothing for the bulls, but we're still deeply oversold after last week's crash.

XRT began selling off in January. Now, it has crashed.  

Large cap healthcare stocks have outperformed other sectors during the 2025 Tariff induced sell-off but they still have risks as one can see by Friday’s 5% decline.

Wondering what's happening in today's after-hours session with S&P500 stocks? Stay tuned for the latest updates on movers and shakers.

After the closing bell on Monday, let's take a glimpse of the US markets and explore the top gainers and losers in today's after-hours session.

Stocks found a footing after a wildly fluctuating open, and finally managed to close off the lows with a modest gain from the Friday close.