Friendly reminder that the average American doesn’t care about individual stocks. They hold the S&P 500 in their retirement account and never sell. The market is down -4.90% YTD. People need to get a grip.

The two items most inversely correlated with risk assets continue to surge – silver breaking above $100/oz today and gold on the precipice of testing $5,000/oz. That this is happening with the major averages hovering near their all-time highs may well go down as the most bizarre

Since 1/23/26: Gold −2% Silver −30% Commodities don’t produce cash flow ➡️ which means valuation is narrative, not math. From 2020–2024: Massive money printing by the Federal Reserve. Inflationary. Metals should outperform no? Metals: Relatively flat Equities: Nearly

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2013. 2022. Today. $MSFT at the 200-week

BREAKING: Jim Cramer on the Iran war “I don’t see a path to de-escalation” World peace incoming

$QQQ Large-cap tech stocks have seen 30%+ drawdowns multiple times over the past 20 years — yet long-term fundamentals told a different story than short-term price action. When that happens, the real question isn’t “why is it down?” It’s “has my original thesis changed?” Price