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Gold's latest market trend analysis: On January 21, a gold market analysis: On Wednesday (January 21), during the Asian and European sessions, spot gold fluctuated higher, currently trading near...

Key PointsApproximately 18% of S&P 500 stocks increased by at least 10% for the year, surpassing the five-year average of 9.4% for such moves.Technology, financial, and metals mining sectors show...

$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ Trump decided to enter Venezuela for the oil, but Exxon's top dog made it sound like the situation would not as lucrative as what the us president paints it to be. With how old current infrastructure in Venezuela is, it would take significant capital to get things up to date and running, which would then take years to make a profit, considering the intention of the invasion was to keep oil prices low, and likely why Exxon does not seem quite eager.

$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he might block ExxonMobil from investing in Venezuela after the oil major's CEO sounded less than optimistic about the opportunity during a White House meeting last week. Every time Trump opens his mouth, a stock will either go up or down, well, this time it's Exxon Mobil (XOM) - bearish outlook for a long time then.

If it wasn't already clear that Donald Trump has qualms about free markets, his comments today about defense companies and the housing market should end any debate.U.S. markets have long been an envy of the world. Our federal government regulates them to protect retail investors, yet allows them to flourish. It's no accident that most of the world's biggest companies are American.In his second term, Trump has repeatedly intervened in industries or threatened to do so. The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that President Trump is set to sign an executive order that will "punish defense companies that repurchase stocks, pay dividends and reward executives with high salaries if they have Pentagon contracts that are over budget or behind schedule.". Trump wrote on his social-media website Truth Social: "All United State Defense Contractors, and the Defense Industry as a whole, BEWARE: While we make the best Military Equipment in the World (No other Country is even close!His actions We

🌟🌟🌟It is still too early to tell what will happen to Venezuela but I believe that $Chevron(CVX)$ is uniquely positioned to benefit from the current US military action and potential change in Venezuela government. This is due to its long standing presence and existing joint ventures in Venezuela. Other US companies like $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ have already left Venezuela a long time ago after its nationalisation. Chevron is the only US company with active oil operations in the country. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @TigerClub

$Dow Chemical(DOW)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ U.S. stocks stumbled into a mixed close today, with the S&P 500 edging lower by 0.24% to 6,800.26 amid lingering AI jitters and a hawkish twist from the Bank of Japan. The Nasdaq Composite bucked the trend, gaining 0.23% to 23,111.46 on selective tech buys, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.15% to 47,474.46. This choppy session comes as investors digest the BoJ's bold 25bps rate hike to 0.75% – the first in 11 months – sending the yen surging and USD/JPY tumbling 2% to 149. The move tightens global liquidity right when tariff fears and Fed pause pressure are already weighing heavy. 🌍🛑 The

The latest rate cut feels like a textbook "dovish move wrapped in a hawkish message." On one hand, the Fed delivered the sixth cut since last year and the third consecutive meeting-based reduction, which clearly signals they're still leaning toward supporting growth. But on the other hand, the Dot Plot is sending a very mixed signal for 2026, with officials scattered across a wide range of expectations. When seven officials see no further cuts in 2026 while others expect up to 150 bps of easing, it tells me the Fed is deeply uncertain about the trajectory of inflation, labor markets, and long-term equilibrium rates. To me, the most important part isn't the extremes—it's the median. The fact that the median 2026 projection still shows just one more 25-bp cut makes the Fed sound more hawkish

$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ Rallied +1.96%: Energy Giant Breaks Key Resistance, Testing $120 CeilingLatest Close Data XOM closed at $118.25 on Dec 10, up +1.96% ($2.27), just $2.56 below its 52-week high of $120.81. The stock is trading near multi-year highs with strong momentum.Core Market Drivers Energy sector strength continues as oil prices stabilize above $70/barrel. XOM benefits from robust refining margins and disciplined capital allocation strategy. The company's focus on low-cost oil production and shareholder returns through dividends (3.35% yield) and buybacks attracts institutional interest.Technical Analysis Volume surged to 23.79M shares (1.64x average) confirming breakout momentum. MACD shows DIF at 0.39 crossing above DEA at 0.43, generating