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SpaceX is back near its $135 IPO price as insider shares unlock. Rapid growth, rising AI revenue and a staggered release calendar may give patient investors an entry point.

Trump’s threat of unprecedented economic warfare against Iran could hit oil flows, banks, shipping and inflation. The decisive issue for investors is enforcement—not rhetoric.

Trump’s three-day tariff pause reduces immediate trade risk, but the bigger energy story is renewed political support for Canadian pipeline capacity. Here are the oil and infrastructure stocks with the clearest exposure—and the risks investors should not ignore.

German companies cut direct investment in the United States to €4.3 billion in the first half of 2026. The headline points to a sharp retreat, but the underlying data reveal a more precise story: established operations remain committed while new capital waits for stable trade rules.

Gold jumped on August 19 after a surprise U.S. Treasury move pushed bond yields and the dollar lower. The bigger opportunity may now be disciplined gold miners still valued for a much weaker bullion market.

Gold reversed Monday’s gain as rising oil prices, Treasury yields and renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pulled the market in opposite directions.

A yellow legal pad, a $500 billion circle, and why every road now leads to THIS.

SpaceX is back near its $135 IPO price as insider shares unlock. Rapid growth, rising AI revenue and a staggered release calendar may give patient investors an entry point.

Trump’s threat of unprecedented economic warfare against Iran could hit oil flows, banks, shipping and inflation. The decisive issue for investors is enforcement—not rhetoric.

Trump’s three-day tariff pause reduces immediate trade risk, but the bigger energy story is renewed political support for Canadian pipeline capacity. Here are the oil and infrastructure stocks with the clearest exposure—and the risks investors should not ignore.

German companies cut direct investment in the United States to €4.3 billion in the first half of 2026. The headline points to a sharp retreat, but the underlying data reveal a more precise story: established operations remain committed while new capital waits for stable trade rules.

Gold jumped on August 19 after a surprise U.S. Treasury move pushed bond yields and the dollar lower. The bigger opportunity may now be disciplined gold miners still valued for a much weaker bullion market.

Gold reversed Monday’s gain as rising oil prices, Treasury yields and renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pulled the market in opposite directions.

A yellow legal pad, a $500 billion circle, and why every road now leads to THIS.