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``` How high does gold need to go before it “runs out of steam”? JPMorgan believes the theoretical limit is $8,400. Amid major shocks in the metals market, JPMorgan’s commodities analyst Gregory Shearer and his team released their latest research report. While reiterating a year-end target price of $6,

The gold market at the start of 2026 unfolded an extreme "thriller." Within just a few weeks, the spot gold price soared from $4,300 all the way to a historical peak of $5,600, only to plummet below $4,500 like a snapped kite. Such double-digit daily

AI’s disruption panic in the traditional software business model is spreading from the stock market to the opaque private equity market. On February 3rd local time, as Goldman Sachs and Barclays consecutively released reports revealing huge risks in the software industry, publicly-listed private equity (PE) and business development companies

Micron Technology's stock price has set an extreme technical indicator record, with the current price's deviation from its long-term trend line surpassing peak levels seen during the dot-com bubble and the Windows 95 craze. Historical data shows that this signal often precedes a major pullback. Micron

``` After experiencing the strongest rally at the start of the year globally, investors are now hedging against volatility risks in the South Korean stock market. On Monday, the South Korean stock market suffered its largest decline since April, with the KOSPI Index dropping more than 5%. At the same time,

Trump and his allies raised a total of $429 million in 2025, building an unprecedented “war chest” as the midterm elections approach. Most notably, the political action committee (PAC) controlled by Trump’s allies—Maga Inc (“Make America Great Again”)—currently holds $304 million in cash, far exceeding any other

``` After gold and silver experienced significant strength last year, the buying power behind them is no longer driven by a single source of capital, but rather by the combined effects of multiple macro and industry forces, making a short-term reversal unlikely. The high prices for precious metals may persist and