Gold and silver remain above crucial support zones, but Jesse Colombo warns that decisive breaks could unleash broader capitulation, putting $3,500 gold and lower silver support levels squarely into focus.
Ilya Lichtenstein says the hackers behind Binance’s reported $6 billion theft face an urgent struggle to launder publicly traceable crypto, while accelerating AI tools could soon place advanced attack capabilities into many more hands.
AT&T customers who filed timely claims over two 2024 data breaches may soon receive payments from a $177 million settlement, with documented loss awards reaching $5,000 for some eligible members and $2,500 for others.
As high prices and mortgage rates squeeze younger purchasers, more buyers under 35 are adding older applicants whose income, assets, and credit can strengthen qualification, while giving those participants joint ownership and equal responsibility for payments.
Netflix shares have fallen about 7% in five trading sessions as weaker advertising expectations, content concerns, workforce cuts, and a disappointing fourth quarter revenue forecast overshadowed better than expected third quarter earnings.
General Motors will shift its common stock listing to Nasdaq on Nov. 17 while retaining its GM ticker, aligning the automaker with a technology focused strategy and opening potential eligibility for the Nasdaq-100 Index.
Gold dropped 3.52% to near $3,879.90 as Wall Street liquidation overwhelmed safe haven demand, while silver slid 6.06%. A tanker attack lifted oil more than 2%, adding inflation pressure despite falling Treasury yields.
Jersey Mike's CEO Charlie Morrison says the battered shares are undervalued as the chain leans on comparable sales growth, a $100 million buyback, expanding catering demand and potential later hours to recover from its post IPO market slump.
AI and chip stocks shed about $5 trillion, but the wider market proved resilient. Historical midterm patterns, a semiconductor reversal, and November seasonality now offer bulls a compelling case, even as critical technical levels leave little room for error.
Wall Street strategists are questioning the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold rates steady, while sector rotation and speculation about a 2027 liquidity rescue revive the Fed put and strengthen the case for diversification beyond technology.
G20 diplomats left Atlanta without a joint communique as disputes over Ukraine, Iran, tariffs and China overwhelmed calls for unity, while Rubio highlighted cooperation on critical minerals, supply chains and secure global trade routes.
The Treasury raised the Series I bond rate to 5.51%, combining a 4.08% inflation based component with a 1.40% fixed rate, the highest since 2006, as rising inflation renews investor interest in the government backed savings vehicle.
Santander, Novartis, Standard Chartered and Meta are beginning to connect AI spending with measurable revenue, efficiency and profitability gains, giving investors some of the clearest evidence yet that massive technology investments are reaching corporate financial results.
Crypto organizations are pouring more than $200 million into the 2026 midterms, backing congressional candidates across both parties as the industry pushes for market structure legislation and prepares for a major test of its Washington influence.
Binance has reopened withdrawals across major networks after a record $6.3 billion theft, while pledging to restore 100% backing with company resources as the FBI attributes the attack to North Korea.
JetBlue shares rallied nearly 19% after strong demand and higher fares supported an encouraging outlook, even as the carrier reported a wider quarterly loss, rising fuel costs and $8.4 billion in total debt.