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Following an on-site factory tour, TalkMarkets author Mark Hake evaluates SenesTech, examining its operations, product economics, and potential path toward recurring revenue and profitability.
Emerging market stocks, as measured by the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, have returned about 33% so far this year, making it the top equity asset class this year.
The labor market is already in recession-like territory. The stock market should have peaked months ago, but hasn't because seven companies are masking the weakness.
Contrarians love to talk about buying when there’s blood in the streets. But the most profitable opportunities often emerge not when the world collapses, but when investors are simply exhausted. Here’s a five-part framework to capture that edge
PYPL is well off its recent peak of $73.02 on Oct. 28 and $76.13 on Oct. 8. It's up from a low point of $60.11 on Nov. 19. But since then, it's been drifting. That provides an opportunity for value investors.
WTI crude fell below $55 as rising global supply and weak demand fuel surplus fears Peace talk optimism on Ukraine adds pressure by risking more Russian oil flows Lower fuel prices are easing gasoline costs and could drop further into the holidays
The GBP/USD surges 0.42% on Tuesday as the latest US jobs report revealed the labor mark weakness, while Retail Sales were unexpectedly unchanged from September figures, an indication of consumers’ resilience.
October job losses and a weak November rebound highlight heavy revisions survey gaps and falling full-time work. Rising unemployment and small business layoffs suggest the US labor market is far weaker than headline payroll numbers imply.
Syntec Construction Public Company Limited is a full-service construction contractor in Thailand, handling architecture, structure, and engineering for the public and private sectors.
Pfizer shares fell after the company issued weaker-than-expected 2026 guidance, citing lower demand for COVID-19 products and upcoming patent expirations.
Margin debt rose to a fresh high last month and has the potential to keep rising in the next few months, but only if equity bulls manage to defend important support on the major indices in the imminent selloff.
Sienna has paid variable monthly dividends since May, 2010. It paid an Annual dividend of $0.6672 for the year 2025. So, $0.67 is projected as LWSCF’s forward looking dividend amount for 2026.
Job creation continues to slow and unemployment is on the rise, which will mean the doves at the Federal Reserve will continue to make the case for further interest rate cuts.
Micron Technology is gaining attention as rising AI demand boosts memory market expectations, with anticipation surrounding its upcoming earnings report and analyst target revisions.
The S&P 500 continued to edge lower on Tuesday, slipping below 6,810 as cautious sentiment and spillover fears from the Nasdaq 100 pressured the index toward key support at 6,800.
UK unemployment rose in the three months through October as a softening labour market added to the Bank of England’s policy dilemma ahead of its final interest rate decision of the year.
Markets saw a classic bull trap with early S&P 500 gains reversing sharply, as attention shifted to weak jobs data and bond and dollar signals to determine whether further downside or a rebound comes next.
5E Advanced Materials is developing the most significant boron mine in the United States. Boron is a critical mineral, and industry tailwinds are expected to be a boon for FEAM shares as they finance and build out the in-situ leaching site.
The resumption of US economic reports continues this week with two key updates for November: payrolls report and consumer inflation. Analysts will be closely watching how markets react.
The S&P 500 has held key support and resumed upside following a notable retracement, while today’s U.S. nonfarm payrolls (NFP) release adds fresh context to market sentiment.
The AUD/USD pair has pulled back slightly but remains above key support, with technical indicators and macro data positioning it for a likely rebound to recent highs.
The USD/JPY pair remains supported by yield differentials and structural BoJ constraints, with 155 yen offering a potential floor as traders eye carry trade opportunities.
WTI oil prices fell to around $56.3 per barrel, the lowest level since early 2021, as persistent pressure from oversupply outweighed the influence of geopolitical risks.
The Fed now believes the US has been losing jobs at a rate of 20,000 per month. From strong and resilient to solid, we’re now shedding jobs by the tens of thousands per month.
Over the last few weeks, it seemed all but a done deal that Kevin Hassett would replace Jerome Powell as the next Fed Chair. That changed this past weekend as President Trump added Kevin Warsh alongside Hassett as his top Fed contenders.
BTC/USD has broken key support levels, confirming a bearish flag breakdown as traders brace for US NFP data and a possible BoJ rate hike, with $80,000 now in sight.
EM currencies are generally ending the year on a strong footing – enjoying the benefits of lower core policy rates, a modestly weaker dollar and many offering high carry.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metals market, noting significant volatility with gold and silver experiencing large daily trading ranges.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) remains on the front foot against a bearish US Dollar (USD) for the second straight day and climbs to a one-and-a-half-week high during the Asian session on Tuesday.
Fermi’s plunge highlights stress in AI infrastructure as tenants fail to fund data-center leases. The AI trade looks overheated, momentum has stalled, and a reset may be needed before leadership shifts toward energy and infrastructure enablers.
Copper price continues to move in tandem with the current supply/demand dynamics. While supply tightness has offered it steady support in recent weeks, signs of slowing demand have curbed its upside potential.
