In mid-2025, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned of an upcoming "crack" in the bond market due to increasing US debt, noting, "I just don't know if it's going to be a crisis in six months or six years." This analysis will explore the likelihood of such a...

As 2025 comes to a close, the cryptocurrency market is at a pivotal turning point. After two years of strong fundamental growth and im...

■ Market: Foreign Exchange | EURUSD

■ Forecast: Technically, the EURUSD shows substantial upward potential for 2026-2027, but political ins...

Cyclicality is a defining feature of the global economy and of every financial market worldwide. This phenomenon can be attributed to the cyclical nature of human behavior, which influences consumption, production, and investment. Historically, the economy follows secular cycles lasting approximately 35 to 45 years, alongside shorter business cycles averaging 6.2 years. Equity markets mirror this rhythm, displaying long-term secular cycles that alig...

P/E, PEG, Shiller P/E, and the Buffett Indicator

“Money, the denominator of every economic value, rapidly loses purchasing power due to inflation, driving equity prices higher and higher".

The stock market is widely seen as fundamentally overvalued by most an...

Changes in money supply and liquidity conditions can strongly influence the trend of any financial ma...

Dow Theory is an old but effective method for analyzing stock market trends through observation and confirmation. Using Dow Theory, investors can identify primary trends and the six phases of a full market cycle.

Dow Theory was developed by Charles H. Dow (1851–1902), an American journalist and co-fou...

Warren Buffett is the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway and one of the most successful investors of all time. This article shares some of his core methods and financial indicators for choosing stocks. But befo...

Trading “naked” means using clean charts without any technical indicators. Clean charts can be helpful, but they require precise identification of price zones. These zones are general areas of support and resistance where prices are likely to consolidate or even reverse.