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Trump still trails in the polls as COVID-19 wreaks havoc on the U.S. Whether he is down and out remains to be seen, however…

Trump’s new American slogan has changed from Making America Great Again to Making America Behave Again. Will it work?

The U.S Presidential Election polls still have Biden way out in front. Will a COVID-19 vaccine save the day?

The blinkers are on and the markets are racing to hit fresh record highs. All of this in spite of some plenty of doom and gloom…

S&P 500 is trying to get above the resistance at 3150 as optimism about economic recovery is tested by the worsening situation on the coronavirus front.

Recent polls suggest that Biden has an easy stroll into the Oval Office. Back in 2016, Clinton was also coasting until that fateful day.

Who needs the West when you have the East. Trump is pushing the world away. Is he also shocking voting America?

The news wires are starting to get interested. The markets less so. No point to get too flustered, as things could get much worse for Trump.

While the markets remain distracted, let’s have a look at the curse of the 2nd term and Trump’s chances. We may just want Biden…

S&P 500 is supported by the unprecedented monetary stimulus and expectations that interest rates will stay low for years to come.

Some called it the Trump effect others called it an apparition… This year the markets will find out which way America wants to go…

While spot gold has mostly traded sideways since the middle of April, a technical break in a correlated ETF suggests there is more upside to come.

As the markets digest the latest GDP numbers, there remains plenty for the markets to consider over the coming weeks and beyond…

Gold prices are on the verge of breaking to fresh seven-year highs despite conditions that are not ideal for the yellow metal.

Market resilience continues to persist, even with the latest PMI numbers and this week’s movements in crude oil prices… Can it hold?

The S&P 500 has gained about 30% from it’s March low and has erased more than half of the losses from the decline that started in February. A bulk of the investment banks have taken a bullish stance and believe the bottom for the equity markets are in. Media outlets

It’s been quite a week for the markets and its not over yet. Economic data continues to raise more red flags yet words of comfort deliver support…

This earnings season may be completely different than others in that rather than just react to the numbers, investors may take a pause and evaluate what companies are actually saying and what they are unable to say.

The world is going to be oversupplied with crude oil ahead of the May 1 production cuts. The tanks are going to be filled as well as the off-shore tankers. The move by OPEC+ is not strong enough to tighten up supply over the short-run.

Various stimulus programs have helped the market make a major rebound from recent lows but the earnings season will show whether the current rally has legs.