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South America's most prospective gold jurisdictions is still largely flying under the radar

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Centurion Minerals (TSXV:CTN) has commenced exploration activities at its Limestone Gold Project in Suriname. The company recently strengthened its technical leadership with the appointment of veteran geologist Dr. Dennis LaPoint as President and Director. Initial fieldwork, sampling and target generation are underway, with drilling potentially planned within the next year.
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Market Open: SpaceX Volatility Hits, TSX and Dow Pull Back Amid Strong Dollar | June 19th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are under pressure as investors reassess risk following a strong rally, with North American indices pulling back despite continued resilience in key sectors. The TSX is lower, along with the TSX Venture Index, as weakness spreads across both large‑cap and small‑cap names. In the U.S., the Dow is also down, while the Nasdaq is nearly flat, reflecting a pause in momentum after recent highs. European markets are also in decline, underscoring a broader shift toward caution.
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Market Open: Apple Edges Higher, Bitcoin Slides as Tech Momentum Holds | June 18th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are holding gains as investors continue to lean into large‑cap technology and AI‑driven names, even as macro uncertainty persists. Canadian equities are moving higher, with the TSX gaining ground alongside a strong performance in small caps. In the U.S., both the Dow and Nasdaq are advancing, with the Nasdaq leading as tech continues to anchor market strength. European markets, however, are slightly weaker, suggesting some caution internationally. The macro backdrop remains mixed.
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IPO Momentum, Small-Cap Strength, and Sector Opportunities Original

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By Ricki Lee Verified
| InvestorsHub
The first half of 2026 has delivered a fascinating mix of improving market sentiment, persistent economic uncertainty, and renewed appetite for capital formation.
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Markets in Motion: sector rotation points to new opportunities Original

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By Ricki Lee Verified
| InvestorsHub
SpaceX has rapidly become one of the world’s largest companies by market capitalization following its blockbuster IPO. Technology remains the market leader, while healthcare and smaller-cap stocks are beginning to show signs of improving relative strength. Long-term momentum indicators suggest copper and copper miners may be starting to outperform gold and gold mining stocks.
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Market Open: Netflix Slips on Rumors, SpaceX Keeps Climbing Toward $3T | June 17th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are edging higher as investors stay cautiously optimistic ahead of a key Federal Reserve decision, with equities hovering near record levels. The TSX is continuing to push higher, supported by broad sector strength, while U.S. indices are also inching upward. The overall tone remains constructive, though trading is more measured as investors wait for clarity on interest rates and inflation policy. Commodities and currencies reflect a mixed macro backdrop.
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Markets in Motion: sector rotation points to new opportunities

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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SpaceX has rapidly become one of the world’s largest companies by market capitalization following its blockbuster IPO. Technology remains the market leader, while healthcare and smaller-cap stocks are beginning to show signs of improving relative strength. Long-term momentum indicators suggest copper and copper miners may be starting to outperform gold and gold mining stocks.
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Market Open: SpaceX Surges Again, Global Markets Climb on AI and Energy Momentum | June 16th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are pushing higher again as momentum in technology and energy continues to drive global equities upward. Canadian markets are advancing, with both the TSX and Venture up strongly, while U.S. markets are also moving higher as the Dow reaches fresh highs above 52,000 and the Nasdaq continues climbing. European markets are participating as well, reflecting broad-based optimism despite ongoing macro uncertainty. The macro backdrop remains mixed.
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Expert Exchange: Rick Rule on uranium, oil shocks and thinking like an investor

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Rick Rule argues that investors often focus on narratives rather than fundamentals during commodity cycles. The “easy money” in uranium has already been made, but the long-term investment case remains compelling due to persistent supply deficits. Successful resource investing requires patience, research and a focus on management quality rather than market hype.
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Advancing a flagship project in Ireland with recent drilling returning multi-mineral intercepts

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Group Eleven Resources continues to expand its Ballywire discovery, with recent drilling extending mineralization to 3.2 kilometres. Strong silver results, including intercepts grading up to 4,200 grams per tonne silver, are increasing investor attention on the project. A recently completed C$12 million bought-deal financing has expanded the company’s planned drill program from 20,000 metres to approximately 70,000 metres.
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Market Open: Optimism Surges on Peace Deal, Bitcoin Jumps as Oil Slides | June 15th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are rallying strongly as optimism around a U.S.–Iran ceasefire fuels a global risk‑on move. Canadian equities are advancing, with both the TSX and Venture climbing as investors rotate back into equities and cyclical sectors. U.S. markets are also higher, with the Dow and Nasdaq both pushing upward as traders respond to easing geopolitical tensions and renewed confidence in global growth. The shift in sentiment is clearly visible across asset classes.
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SpaceX IPO tests investor appetite for AI mega-listings

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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SpaceX is set to begin trading on Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX on June 12 at US$135 per share. Anthropic and OpenAI have both moved toward public listings, setting up a broader test of investor appetite for AI-era mega-IPOs. For Stockhouse investors, the read-through may be less about the IPO day trade and more about the infrastructure behind AI, satellites, data centres, power and advanced manufacturing.
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Market Open: SpaceX IPO Nears, Dollarama Beats as Markets Edge Higher | June 12th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are moving higher overall as investors position ahead of one of the most anticipated public offerings in years, with SpaceX’s massive IPO drawing global attention. TSX: Canadian equities are advancing, supported by steady gains in both large‑cap and venture stocks, while U.S. markets are mixed with the Dow essentially flat and the Nasdaq pulling back slightly as traders rotate within technology ahead of key developments. The broader macro picture shows mixed signals.
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Markets in Motion: volatility spikes as investors brace for major IPO Original

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By Ricki Lee Verified
| InvestorsHub
Markets saw sharp volatility spikes amid semiconductor weakness and positioning ahead of a major IPO Historical data suggests large one-day volatility surges have often been followed by positive longer-term returns Semiconductors remain a crowded trade, with investor positioning continuing to unwind Market volatility rises as traders reposition Investors are navigating a week marked by heightened volatility, shifting market leadership and anticipation around one of the largest IPOs ever...
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Market Open: Oracle Slides on Equity Raise, Markets Rebound After Selloff | June 11th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are rebounding after a sharp selloff, with strong gains across North American indices led by technology and industrials. The TSX is climbing, supported by broad participation across sectors, while U.S. markets are surging, with both the Dow and Nasdaq posting solid gains as investors step back into risk assets. European markets are also moving higher, signaling a coordinated global rebound. Despite the equity recovery, the macro backdrop remains mixed.
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Markets in Motion: volatility spikes as investors brace for major IPO

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets saw sharp volatility spikes amid semiconductor weakness and positioning ahead of a major IPO Historical data suggests large one-day volatility surges have often been followed by positive longer-term returns Semiconductors remain a crowded trade, with investor positioning continuing to unwind Market volatility rises as traders reposition Investors are navigating a week marked by heightened volatility, shifting market leadership and anticipation around one of the largest IPOs ever...
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Market Open: TSX Falls as Inflation Pressures Build, Energy and Pharma Lead Headlines | June 10th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are under pressure as rising inflation and renewed weakness in technology weigh on sentiment. Canadian equities are lower, with the TSX sliding as concerns mount over slowing economic growth and elevated consumer prices. In the U.S., markets are mixed, with the Dow edging down while the Nasdaq posts modest gains, reflecting continued rotation away from high‑growth names despite occasional rebounds. Commodities and macro forces are driving the tone.
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A gold developer moves to actively preparing for production

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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iHub News 1 day ago A gold developer moves to actively preparing for productionJune 10, 2026 7:00 AM IH Market News What does it look like when a gold developer moves from talking about potential — to actively preparing for production? Hello, I’m Ricki Lee, and this is The Capital Compass. Today we’re checking back in with Vista Gold (AMEX:VGZ) (TSX:VGZ), a company advancing its flagship Mt Todd Gold Project in Australia’s Northern Territory.
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A gold developer moves to actively preparing for production

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Vista Gold Smiley 1 ©Capital Compass What does it look like when a gold developer moves from talking about potential — to actively preparing for production? Hello, I'm Ricki Lee, and this is The Capital Compass. Today we're checking back in with Vista Gold (AMEX:VGZ) (TSX:VGZ), a company advancing its flagship Mt Todd Gold Project in Australia's Northern Territory.
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Market Open: Markets Rise as Apple Slips and OpenAI IPO Buzz Builds | June 9th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are moving higher overall, with Canadian equities leading gains as the TSX pushes upward and small‑caps also participate in the rally. U.S. equities are advancing as well, with the Dow and Nasdaq both climbing and continuing to hover near record territory despite ongoing volatility. Investors appear to be selectively rotating within technology, leaning into AI‑driven names while stepping back from companies that fail to impress on product innovation. The broader macro picture remains mixed.
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Market Open: Chip Stocks Rebound, TSX Gains as Markets Recover | June 8th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are rebounding after a sharp selloff, with Canadian equities leading gains as the TSX climbs and the Venture index also moves higher. U.S. markets are recovering as well, with both the Dow and Nasdaq bouncing back after what was described as the worst day in over a year. Investors are cautiously stepping back into risk assets, supported by improving sentiment in technology and chipmakers. Commodities and macro signals are mixed.
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Market Open: TSX Rises on Energy Strength, AI Stocks Face Pressure | June 4th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are mixed as strength in Canadian equities contrasts with renewed weakness in technology stocks. The TSX is pushing higher, supported by gains in energy and materials, while U.S. markets are split with the Dow rising strongly and the Nasdaq falling as AI momentum cools. Investors appear to be rotating capital out of high‑growth names and into cyclicals and value plays, reflecting a more cautious tone after a record‑breaking run. Commodities are driving much of today’s positioning.
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Markets in Motion: Manufacturing strength fuels market momentum Original

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By Ricki Lee Verified
| InvestorsHub
Manufacturing activity has reached a 49-month high, supporting economic growth despite weak consumer sentiment Software stocks are staging a strong recovery as earnings results outperform expectations Market leadership is beginning to broaden beyond semiconductors, with software showing improving relative strength Economic strength emerges where investors least expected it Consumer sentiment remains near historic lows, yet markets continue to push higher — a disconnect that has left many...
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Market Open: GameStop Jumps on Record Results, Meta Pushes Deeper into AI Automation | June 3rd

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are mixed but leaning positive as equities continue to push record territory, supported by strong corporate earnings and ongoing IPO momentum. The TSX is firmly higher, while the TSX Venture Index is also advancing as risk appetite returns to small‑cap names. In the U.S., markets are uneven, with the Dow pulling back slightly while the Nasdaq manages modest gains as investors stay focused on AI‑driven growth. Commodities and crypto are diverging.
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Market Open: Alphabet Slides as AI Valuations Surge | June 2nd

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are broadly steady with a slight upward bias as investors continue to ride the AI‑driven rally while digesting mixed corporate and macro signals. The TSX is marginally lower, while U.S. markets are pushing higher again with the Dow climbing to fresh highs and the Nasdaq hovering near record territory. European equities are also edging up, reflecting continued global resilience despite headlines suggesting a slowing pace in mega‑cap tech momentum. Commodities are mixed but active.
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Market Open: Nvidia Drives Headlines as AI Momentum Meets Policy Pressure | June 1st

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are mixed as investors balance strong AI‑driven momentum with rising geopolitical and regulatory pressure. The TSX is lower, dragged down by weakness in commodities and energy names, while U.S. markets are mixed with the Dow slightly lower and the Nasdaq holding modest gains. The broader tone reflects continued resilience in technology even as investors navigate policy shifts around AI and global trade. Commodities are volatile.
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Market Open: Dell Jumps on Earnings, TD Lifts Canadian Financials | May 29th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are firmly higher as global equities extend their record‑breaking run, driven by strong corporate earnings and continued momentum in technology. The TSX is advancing, supported by gains in financials and industrials, while U.S. markets are climbing again with all major indexes pushing deeper into all‑time highs. Strength is also spreading globally, with Asia and Europe following Wall Street’s lead as investors remain focused on earnings and AI‑driven growth.
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Market Open: Caesars Bought in $17.6B Deal, Snowflake Explodes on Amazon Tie‑Up | May 28th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are trading lower as investors step back from record territory and reassess risk following a strong multi‑week rally. Canadian equities are under pressure, with the TSX slipping as weakness in commodities weighs on sentiment. In the U.S., stocks are mixed after the Dow pulled back sharply while the Nasdaq managed to hold modest gains. European markets are firmer, with the FTSE 100 advancing despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Commodities are sending a mixed message.
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Markets in Motion: tech earnings challenge valuation fears

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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MarketsinMotion-1920×1080-1-400×225 ©Source: Stockhouse Publishing Technology and energy remain the market’s strongest-performing sectors year-to-date S&P 500 technology companies delivered nearly 30 per cent revenue growth and 54 per cent earnings growth in Q1 Fund managers now view long semiconductors as the most overcrowded trade, signalling potential caution ahead Strong tech earnings continue to drive market leadership Technology continues to dominate market leadership in 2026, and...
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Markets in Motion: tech earnings challenge valuation fears

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By Ricki Lee Verified
| InvestorsHub
Technology and energy remain the market’s strongest-performing sectors year-to-date S&P 500 technology companies delivered nearly 30 per cent revenue growth and 54 per cent earnings growth in Q1 Fund managers now view long semiconductors as the most overcrowded trade, signalling potential caution ahead Strong tech earnings continue to drive market leadership Technology continues to dominate market leadership in 2026, and according to Bruce Campbell, the earnings data may justify much of the...
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Market Open: SpaceX Lands Major Contract, Apple Pushes Past $4.5 Trillion | May 27th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are mixed as investors weigh fresh strength in technology against weakness in commodities. Canadian equities are lower, with the TSX slipping as oil and gold retreat, while U.S. markets are uneven after the Dow edged higher and the Nasdaq pulled back slightly. Investors remain focused on mega‑cap technology momentum, with record‑level valuations continuing to reshape market leadership. Commodity markets are driving much of the rotation.
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Market Open: Chip Stocks Lead as Micron Powers AI Rally, Asia Breaks Records | May 26th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are mixed as investors balance fresh strength in global equities against renewed caution in North America. The TSX is slipping, weighed down by weakness in commodities, while U.S. markets are uneven after the Dow gave back ground and the Nasdaq held modest gains. Overseas, European stocks are higher and Asian markets are surging, led by record‑breaking moves in South Korea.
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Market Open: Global Stocks Rally as Nikkei Smashes 65,000 and Europe Nears Records| May 25th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are firmly in risk‑on mode as optimism around a potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz fuels a powerful global equity rally. The TSX is higher, supported by strength in energy and materials, while U.S. stocks are extending gains with the Dow pushing back above 51,000 and the Nasdaq continuing to climb. Investors are increasingly willing to look past geopolitical risk as oil prices ease and global growth expectations improve. Commodities are mixed but supportive of sentiment.
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Market Open: Workday Surges on AI Bet, OpenAI IPO Buzz Lifts Tech | May 22nd

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are extending their recovery as technology shares push higher again, with the Nasdaq leading gains and the Dow back above the 50,000 mark. The TSX is also higher, supported by improving risk appetite and renewed optimism around artificial‑intelligence spending. Investors are increasingly willing to look past inflation concerns as earnings momentum and AI‑driven growth remain front and centre. Commodities are mixed.
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Market Open: Nvidia Shakes Tech, SpaceX IPO Hype Meets Reality | May 21st

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are pulling back today as Nvidia’s earnings, while strong on the surface, failed to satisfy elevated expectations, rattling sentiment across the technology sector. The TSX is firmly lower, tracking weakness in U.S. equities as investors digest profit‑taking after recent record highs. The Nasdaq is barely holding positive territory, while broader indexes slide as oil prices move higher again, re‑introducing inflation pressure. Commodities and crypto are adding to volatility.
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Market Open: Nvidia in Focus as Markets Pause Ahead of Chip Earnings | May 20th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are trading cautiously as investors wait on the next major catalyst from the technology sector, with Nvidia earnings firmly in the spotlight. The TSX is modestly higher, supported by strength in energy and infrastructure‑linked names, while U.S. markets are also edging up after several sessions of consolidation. The Nasdaq is leading gains as traders position ahead of key chip earnings, even as broader sentiment remains fragile. Commodities are mixed.
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Market Open: Tesla Slips on Court Loss, Alphabet Nears $5 Trillion Milestone | May 19th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Canadian and U.S. markets are under pressure today as investors pull back from record territory amid renewed inflation concerns and geopolitical uncertainty. The TSX is sliding sharply, while U.S. equities are also lower as technology stocks retreat following a strong run. Currency markets are volatile after surprise Japanese growth data, while energy prices are rebounding, adding to inflation anxiety. Commodities are sending mixed signals.
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Market Open: AI Mania Heats Up as Figma Pops and Cerebras Ignites IPO Frenzy | May 15th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Markets are under pressure today despite blockbuster AI headlines, as investors take profits after record highs and grapple with renewed volatility across equities and commodities. The TSX is lower, led by weakness in growth and resource names, while U.S. stocks are retreating after the Dow briefly reclaimed 50,000 and the S&P 500 flirted with 7,500. Europe is also firmly in the red as global risk appetite cools. Commodities are adding to the volatility.
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Market Open: AI Fever Rolls On as Cerebras Preps IPO and Auto Giants Face Pressure | May 14th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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The TSX is higher this morning, with the TSX Venture Index also edging up, as Canadian markets track global risk appetite driven by fresh record highs in U.S. equities. The Nasdaq continues to lead as investors push through inflation concerns and stay focused on artificial intelligence growth stories. In contrast, U.K. markets are under pressure, with the FTSE 100 slipping as global investors rotate away from Europe. Commodities are mixed.
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Markets in Motion: AI earnings boom reshapes market leadership

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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More than 80 per cent of S&P 500 companies beat earnings expectations this quarter Earnings growth is accelerating at roughly 25 per cent year-over-year, an unusually strong pace for this stage of the cycle Market leadership remains highly concentrated in technology, AI-driven infrastructure and energy AI-driven earnings surge creates selective opportunities Markets are showing an unusual combination of strength right now, with corporate earnings accelerating at a pace more commonly seen...
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Market Open: GameStop Slides on eBay Rejection, Gold Miners Move to Combine | May 13th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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The TSX is higher this morning, while the TSX Venture Index is also advancing, as Canadian markets find support from strength in energy and mining stocks despite mixed global sentiment. U.S. markets are split, with the Dow under pressure while the Nasdaq edges higher, as investors digest inflation data, shifting trade policy headlines, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty tied to Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. In London, the FTSE 100 is modestly higher. Commodities remain central to the narrative.
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Market Open: Tesla Jumps on China Diplomacy, Oil Pushes Higher as Markets Diverge | May 12th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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The TSX is edging higher this morning, while the TSX Venture Index is also advancing, as Canadian markets find support from strength in energy and select industrial names. U.S. markets are under pressure, with both the Dow and Nasdaq pulling back after recent record highs, as investors digest rising oil prices and fresh geopolitical uncertainty tied to U.S.–Iran tensions. In Europe, the FTSE 100 is lower, reflecting broader caution across global equities.
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Market Open: AI Bottlenecks Back in Focus as Oil Rises and Markets Wobble | May 11th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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The TSX is higher this morning, while the TSX Venture Index is also modestly up, as Canadian markets push forward despite rising geopolitical tension tied to Iran and renewed volatility in energy prices. U.S. markets are mixed, with the Dow slipping while the Nasdaq continues to grind higher, supported by persistent enthusiasm around artificial intelligence leaders. In London, the FTSE 100 is moving higher, reflecting steadier sentiment overseas.
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Market Open: Rocket Lab Rebounds, CoreWeave Slides as Space and AI Split the Tape | May 8th

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The TSX is lower this morning, while the TSX Venture Index is also slipping, as Canadian markets soften amid renewed trade and geopolitical uncertainty. U.S. markets are firmer, with gains in both the Dow and Nasdaq as investors continue to rotate into select growth and technology names despite volatility tied to tariffs and Middle East tensions. In London, the FTSE 100 is higher, reflecting relative resilience across U.K. equities. Commodities are mixed.
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Market Open: Arm Reverses Hard, Energy Profits Rise as Markets Hit Records | May 7th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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The TSX is moving higher this morning, while the TSX Venture Index is also advancing, as Canadian equities track a global risk‑on rally driven by record highs in U.S. markets. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq continue to push deeper into uncharted territory as investors lean into growth and technology, encouraged by easing geopolitical tensions and strong corporate earnings. In contrast, European markets are under pressure, with the FTSE 100 falling sharply as investors rotate away from U.K. equities.
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U.S. Tungsten Growth Story Backed by Strategic Nevada Assets

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Guardian Metal Smiley ©Capital Compass Could tungsten become one of the next major pressure points in the US critical mineral supply chain? Hello, I’m Ricki Lee and this is the Capital Compass. Today we are looking at Guardian Metal Resources (LSE:GMET) (USOTC:GMTLF (AMEX:GMTL), a Nevada focused critical minerals company, building a US tungsten growth story at a time when supply security is becoming a much bigger strategic issue.
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U.S. Tungsten Growth Story Backed by Strategic Nevada Assets

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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Guardian Metal is advancing two Nevada-based tungsten projects to support U.S. supply security Tungsten supply is highly concentrated, with ~90% controlled by China, Russia and North Korea Government backing and partnerships position the company for domestic production by 2028 US tungsten strategy gains traction as supply risks rise Tungsten is emerging as a critical pressure point in global supply chains, and Guardian Metal Resources (LSE:GMET, OTCQB:GMTLF, NYSEAM:GMTL) is positioning to...
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Markets in Motion: record highs raise valuation concerns

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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The S&P 500 is trading at elevated levels, with the CAPE ratio near historic highs Semiconductor stocks are seeing record inflows, suggesting potential overextension Mixed signals: early warning indicators are improving, but valuations remain stretched In this week’s Markets in Motion, Bruce Campbell highlights the CAPE ratio, a long-term valuation metric that compares price to earnings.
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Market Open: AMD Explodes on Earnings, Disney Rises as Chip Stocks Drive Records | May 6th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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The TSX is Global markets are firmly in risk‑on mode, with U.S. equities pushing to fresh records as chip stocks lead the charge. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 are extending gains on blockbuster semiconductor earnings, while Canadian markets are softer as energy prices retreat and investors rotate back into growth. Currency markets are volatile following a sharp yen move, and commodities are pulling back after recent spikes.
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Market Open: Palantir Slips on Guidance, Cargojet Earnings Fall as Markets Stay Volatile | May 5th

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By Ricki Lee Verified
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The TSX is slightly higher, while the TSX Venture Index is also moving up, as Canadian markets try to steady themselves amid renewed geopolitical uncertainty and sharp swings in global sentiment. U.S. markets are firmer, with both the Dow and Nasdaq posting gains, even as investors remain cautious following headlines that the U.S.–Iran ceasefire could be at risk. In Europe, the FTSE 100 is sharply lower, reflecting heavier risk aversion overseas. Commodities are mixed.
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