“It appears that gold is beginning a new up-trend after its recent consolidation,” said Adam Sarhan of Sarhan Capital. “If gold negates this breakout and falls back below $1,440 to $1,430, one would expect sideways action to continue.”

Markets | Thu Mar 24, 2016 8:59pm EDT The March U.S. employment report and other key economic numbers next week could help U.S. stocks resume their recent winning path as long as that data hits the sweet spot: Not strong enough to add to worries about further interest rate hikes, yet not weak enough to…

US stocks rise as Wall Street tries to end August on a high note Thursday, August 31, 2017 Wall Street has dealt with different issues throughout the month. Yet stocks were on track for a steady monthly performance. U.S. stocks traded higher on Thursday, the last trading day of the month, as Wall Street tried…