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Global has paid annually dividends quarterly since June 3, 2021. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $2.10 yields 6.87% per Tuesday’s $30.58 share price.
We've finally seen the gold and silver miners rally this year. But when you think about what the institutional fund managers are looking at right now, it raises the question: Is the miner rally already over?
Gold is attempting a modest recovery after dipping to a three-week low earlier in the day, supported by a softer U.S. Dollar and easing US Treasury yields.
Gold experienced a robust rally over 12 months starting in April 2024, reaching a peak in April 2025 amid heightened market concerns during the so-called
Newmont’s 85% surge signals gold’s defensive power, while MP Materials rockets 362.9% on record NdPr output—proof that production beats and policy tailwinds can fuel triple-digit returns.
Energy midstream stocks, including master limited partnerships (MLPs), have been an excellent option for investors seeking yield and dividend growth.
We explore the history of the CAPE (Shiller PE) ratio, how it’s calculated, why its average has shifted higher since 1990, and why it’s a powerful predictor of long-term market returns—but not the short term.
Commercial real estate has crashed hard under higher interest rates and tighter lending standards. However, higher mortgage rates have not brought down residential home prices, at least not on a national average...yet.
Warren Buffett and his team at Berkshire have proven to be savvy investors. While they are often early to a trend, they are more often than not proven correct over time.
The EUR/USD exchange rate has moved sideways in the past few weeks. It has remained below the descending trendline that connects the highest swings since July 1.
The U.S. natural gas prices fell below $2.80 per MBtu, their lowest level since November 2024, pressured by near-record production and high storage levels.
Is the S&P 500’s breakout real or just profit-taking at resistance? Let's see what the Wyckoff Efforts vs Results say and what history warns could happen next.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metal markets as of August 19, 2025, highlighting the impact of a rallying dollar, which has kept metal prices lower.
A brutal rotation out of big tech sent a shockwave from Wall Street across the Pacific, setting Asian markets up for a sluggish and anxious start to the day.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) attracts some dip-buyers following the mixed domestic data-inspired downtick during the Asian session and turns positive for the second straight day.
The 2025 Q2 earnings season continues to slowly wind down, with this week’s docket primarily dominated by retail. Two retail heavyweights – Target and Walmart – are headlining the docket for retail companies this week.
Today, we saw a further continuance of highly valued tech stocks being pulled back, leading to a deeper drop on the Nasdaq relative to other major indexes today.
Monday and Tuesday have seen a major breakthrough during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's two-day visit to Delhi, where he declared that India and China should view each other as
President Donald Trump has recently greenlit Nvidia Corp to resume selling its chips to China on the condition that it’ll share 15% of China revenue with the US government.
We have been looking for better earnings growth to move Vontier Corp. back on the “Buy” list, and the company is now delivering. Vontier recently reported 2Q25 results that featured 25% year-over-year adjusted earnings growth.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets as of August 19, 2025, noting a sell-off in the stock market despite a previously bullish outlook.
Not a pretty day for the Nasdaq 100 or many of its prominent names. The index fell nearly 1.4%, but in some cases, such as Palantir, the losses were much worse.
Gold and silver continued to sell off on Tuesday, with silver making the bigger move lower this time. The gold futures are currently down $17 to $3,360.
Dave shows a rounded top, but past patterns warn of fakeouts. Charts reflect a company’s personality, and Dave’s history suggests caution—consistency matters in market behavior.
Vanguard Group, a pioneer in passively managed index funds, is dipping its toe into active management with the pending launch of three new actively managed ETFs.
