TalkMarkets is a dynamic financial media company headquartered in Highland Park, New Jersey, dedicated to revolutionizing the way users engage with financial content. Founded in 2012, the company offers a unique, web-based platform that delivers personalized investment news, market analysis, and educational resources tailored to each user's interests and investment sophistication.
The market doesn’t just move — it breathes, it forgets, it hesitates. And sometimes, as it did this week, it stumbles in the dark, trying to remember which way the music was playing.
GBP/USD fell for a fourth straight day on Wednesday, coming within inches of 1.3300 before staging a half-hearted recovery to the 1.3350 region but still ending the day on a down note.
Netflix stock fell by 10% today after the company missed earnings expectations. It reported EPS of $5.87 for Q3 2025 against estimates of $6.94 to $6.97. Revenue met expectations and grew 17% year-over-year.
Amazon is about to enters one of its strongest trading windows just as it faces renewed questions about AWS dominance, competitive pressures, and service reliability.
Cotton was a little higher and chart trends are sideways to up. The market hopes for positive news from the Trump-Xi meetings near the end of the month.
M2 Money Supply is about $22 trillion after a $6 trillion rocket-boost in the Covid stimulus phase. That may sound like a lot, but consider the global bucket of financial assets is worth $480 trillion.
Speculators have piled into short-term call options of a rare earth elements (REE) stock - Energy Fuels Inc. The volume of call options traded is over 26x the prior number outstanding.
Oko Inc unquestionably ranks among the hottest names on Wall Street. Even with the midweek volatility, OKLO stock is up around 452% on a year-to-date basis.
Netflix stock is a bit pricey trading at 49 times earnings, but that should come down with today’s selloff and make Netflix a more attractive option for investors.
Some pundits believe that the recent 10-15% decline in the dollar index is proof enough that the dollar is falling out of favor as fiscal deficits and inflation erode its value.
Energy and Financials remain the backbone of deep value, supported by high cash returns, prudent balance sheets, and managements focused on shareholder value.
As American agriculture faces declining commodity prices amidst (tariff induced) rising input costs and heavy debt loads, here comes uncertainty, elevated by the Federal shutdown.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite is leading losses with an 232-point deficit, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average is also down triple digits, falling from last session's record highs.
Meta Platforms has struck a deal with green-steel startup Electra to purchase environmental attribute credits tied to its low-carbon iron production—part of Meta’s effort to decarbonize data-center construction and infrastructure.
AppLovin faces heightened scrutiny from a regulatory investigation and an upcoming earnings report, leading to increased volatility and mixed investor sentiment affecting its stock performance.
Oil prices are higher this morning on a report the US and India are nearing a trade deal that could see the South Asian nation gradually reduce imports of Russian crude, which would boost demand for alternative supplies.
Judging by the Treasury market, the delayed September update on consumer inflation due on Friday will keep the Federal Reserve on track to cut interest rates again next week.
As you’ve likely heard, the inevitable pullback in precious metals continued yesterday, with spot gold dropping 5.29% and spot silver falling 7.03%, marking the sharpest one-day decline in over a decade. That said, I’m not worried.
Most retirement accounts and investment portfolios are designed to track broad stock indices like the S&P 500, but under the hood, there’s much less diversification than imagined.
Yesterday, you got to live through one of the most historic sell-offs in the history of precious metals trading on planet earth. But what the heck actually happened?
The U.S. dollar extended its weekly rebound overnight, gaining ground against the euro and particularly the pound, propelling the Dollar index above 99.00 for the first time in seven days.
The pound came under renewed pressure this morning after a notably softer UK inflation print prompted traders to price in a higher probability of a December rate cut.
Fall marks the return of soup season in the United States, as cooling temperatures put hot dishes like Campbell's Tomato Soup back on Americans' home menu.
The US dollar is mostly narrowly mixed among the G10 currencies. Sterling is the exception, and it is off about 0.35% after the softer than expected CPI spurred speculation of a rate cut.
