The S&P 500 (SPX) continues to push into new all‑time highs, advancing in a clear impulsive structure. The current cycle began from the March 30, 2026 low, where wave 1 concluded at 7147.78. A corrective Read more…
Key takeaways The AI-driven equity rally is showing signs of fatigue after Broadcom’s disappointing guidance triggered a sharp selloff in semiconductor and cybersecurity stocks, prompting investors to rotate into more defensive and cyclical sectors. The Read more…
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Gold traders have spent the past week waiting. After falling steadily from 4,889.24, the precious metal has settled into a tense standoff between 4,400 support and 4,600. Neither bulls nor bears have been willing to Read more…
Japan’s wage story continues to move in the direction the Bank of Japan has long hoped for. Nominal wages rose 3.5% yoy in April, accelerating from 3.1% yoy and beating market expectations of 3.2% yoy. Read more…
Key insights from the week that was. In Australia, GDP rose 0.3% (2.5%yr) in Q1, in line with our expectations. Our analysis suggests the data centre build-out was responsible for all of the growth in Read more…
Key Highlights USD/JPY remained supported and climbed above 159.80. A bullish trend line is forming with support at 159.70 on the 1-hour chart. EUR/USD is struggling to clear the 1.1680 resistance zone. Bitcoin declined heavily Read more…
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Chain restaurants faced a downturn in 2025 that led to location closings and bankruptcy filings throughout the sector. Long John Silver’s has reduced its footprint amid declining restaurant industry sales, with one franchisee now filing Read more…
The biggest companies rarely go public because they are short on cash. They go public because the people who built them, and the investors who funded them, eventually want a way to turn paper wealth Read more…