As some of the market’s biggest tech names lose steam, investors are turning to less crowded corners of the high-tech sector where growth and disruption remain alive and well. Defense technology is booming, and the future of the military is both exciting and frightening. Click here to read the article on Forbes.com
(FORBES) Japanese Watchmakers Gain Prestige In Global Collecting Circles
In the past decade, Japan has risen in the ranks of independent watchmakers. Japanese artisans are now producing timepieces that can rival elite manufacturers from Switzerland. Click here to read the article on Forbes.com
(BLOG) Market Charts Q&A: April 13, 2025
(FORBES) European Stocks Surge Ahead Of Wall Street In Q1 2025
European equities just delivered their strongest quarterly performance in decades. The outperformance comes as a surprise to many, especially given Mario Draghi’s downbeat assessment of European competitiveness just six months ago. What has changed? Click here to read the article on Forbes.com
(BLOG) Market Charts: March 30, 2025
(BLOG) (Uncategorized) Market Charts Q&A: March 30, 2025
(FORBES) Lab-Grown Diamonds Boom: Is It Game Over For Mined Diamonds?
Lab-grown diamonds are chemically identical to mined diamonds, yet sell for just 10% of the price. What does that mean for the future of mined diamonds? Click here to read the article on Forbes.com.
(FORBES) Stagflation Warning Signs Emerge In The U.S. Economy
As the U.S. economy slows and inflation remains high, stagflation fears grow. Investors weigh the impact of tariffs, weak sentiment, and Fed policy in 2025. Click here to read the article on Forbes.com.
(FORBES) Gold Price Hits Record $3,000: What’s Driving The Rally?
Gold prices have climbed 13.6% in 2025 and breached $3,000 per ounce last week, setting a new all-time high. Can the rally continue? Click here to read the article on Forbes.com
(FORBES) India’s Stock Market Dip: Time To Buy Or Wait For Further Correction?
Indian equities have dropped nearly 20% over the last six months. Is the Indian growth story still intact? Click here to read the post on Forbes.com
