Happy Tuesday! The market keeps climbing higher, however, the bull market still have more room to run? A 100-year-old market signal just flashed — and history shows it rarely misses.

Plus, Nancy Pelosi outperformed the market once again last year, and her trades are already heating up to start 2026 — including one up 100%. See the full list here.

Also, experts say the Fed turmoil is bullish for gold and silver. Here’s why.

In Today's Edition

• MARKET RECAP

• MARKET HEATMAP

• FIVE ZINGERS

• MARKET HISTORY

This 100-Year-Old Stock Market Theory Is Flashing A Buy Signal Again

A 100-year-old market signal is flashing again at a moment when many investors are questioning how much runway this rally has left after monster gains the past three years.

But there is optimism.

This 100-year-old indicator — with a strong historical track record that rarely misses — points to optimism that the bull market still has more room to run. Here’s all the details.

How To Trade Volatility When Geopolitics Take Control

When headlines become the catalyst, traditional setups lose reliability. Matt Maley shows how he trades volatile, macro-driven markets, including how he manages position size, uses options to define risk, and avoids forcing trades during sharp reversals.

Yesterday: U.S. indexes finished higher Monday, despite a big early morning selloff as Wall Street shrugged off political uncertainty surrounding the feud between President Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over the weekend. The President claimed no involvement after the Justice Department subpoenaed Chair Powell's testimony last summer over the massive fed renovation that is behind schedule and over budget. Selling pressure eased as the day went on as investors focused back on fundamentals. Attention now shifts to the release of December CPI data this morning, which is expected to show modest monthly inflation increases. Lastly, oil prices advanced as concerns over potential supply disruptions from Iran outweighed expectations for increased exports from Venezuela.

On Our Radar: Analysts will be paying attention to today’s CPI report as well as home sales and speeches from several fed members (Musalem, Barkin). With regards to earnings, all eyes will be on the banking sector with Bank of America (BAC), Wells Fargo (WFC), and Citigroup (C) all reporting before the market opens tomorrow.

Gold (GLD) and Silver (SLV) surged to fresh record highs with gold topping $4,600 an ounce and silver rising above $86. But it wasn’t all good news as pharmaceuticals got crushed with Apellis (APLS), Summit (SMMT) and Sarapta (SRPT) all tumbling more than 10%. But those weren’t the only companies making big moves. Here’s a look at some of the biggest winners and losers on Monday.

Discover how the market is moving with our interactive heatmap. Filter by market cap, or click on any box to explore specific sectors or assets in more detail.

AI Alliance: In a surprising move yesterday, Apple and Google are joining forces on AI in a pivotal moment for both companies. Here’s all the details and what analysts are saying about the move.

Gold Rush 2.0: Gold margins are skyrocketing while costs stay flat, setting up what should be a blockbuster earnings season. Discover which miners could see massive upside before the market catches on.

Blastoff: Space stocks are blasting off in 2026, with Firefly leading the charge with many others right behind. Discover which companies are fueling this stellar rally — and why they have Wall Street’s full attention.

Valuation Watch: Goldman Sachs warns that stock valuations are at historic highs — but a bear market in 2026 is unlikely. Discover why analysts believe earnings growth, not multiples, will drive the next wave of market gains.

Options Corner: Taiwan Semiconductor just triggered a rare signal. With earnings later this week, see if history will repeat itself.

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On This Day In 2000…

Bill Gates officially stepped down as CEO of Microsoft, passing the reins to Steve Ballmer while remaining as chairman and chief software architect. This leadership transition marked the end of an era for the company that Gates had co-founded and built into a global technology powerhouse. The move had an immediate impact on the market, with shares falling 4% on the news, reflecting investor uncertainty about the company’s future direction. Fast forward 25 years later, and the company has grown into one of the biggest companies in the world, with a market cap of more than $3.5 trillion.

QUOTE OF THE DAY

“I’m neither too long nor too short — just on guard.“

— David Tepper

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