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In this technical article, we are going to present another Elliott Wave trading setup we got in Gold Miners ETF (GDX). The ETF completed its correction precisely at the Equal Legs zone, referred to as the Blue Box Area

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) Pizza Day is here again, reminding us of the first commercial use of the prized digital currency. The event, celebrated each year on May 22, has become immortalized and serves as an important reminder of the cryptocurrency’s humble beginnings.

The USD/JPY pair snapped three straight days of losses and climbed over 0.20% on Thursday late during the North American session. T

Trump revokes Harvard's ability to enroll international students, accusing the university of fostering violence and coordinating with China.

OZK is looking to diversify its loan portfolio, capping new loan production at $500 million.

The large cap companies aren’t the only way to play AI.

We discuss how we approach various advanced options strategies like strangles, condors, and spreads. 

The National debt rose from less than $6 trillion in 2000 to over $37 trillion today. Our debt is now 720% greater than our annual revenue.

The S&P 500 finished the day flat despite being up nearly 60 bps with just 30 minutes to go.

Markets can be very wrong, but one thing they are definitely right about is the sentiment of investors, and right now that sentiment looks pretty damn negative.

With all the major announcements already made earlier in the week, the Computex conference will wrap up on Friday.

As the backbone of AI infrastructure, Nvidia isn’t just making chips, it’s building the engines that power everything from ChatGPT to autonomous vehicles, robotics, and next-gen data centers.

It was going to happen at some point, but markets have started to ease back after an extensive rally.

Zoom’s AI Companion tool saw a 40% quarter-over-quarter surge in monthly active users, signaling rapid adoption.

Global equity markets have delivered mixed performance in 2025 so far, with U.S. stocks selling off sharply in April.