Today, AI is now achieving for drug development what MRI did for diagnosis. It allows researchers to see biological interactions instead of inferring them, which means that AI systems can model...
Today, the epicenter of geopolitical volatility has shifted from Eastern Europe to the Caribbean, where President Trump is doing something no modern U.S. president has been willing to do so openly...
If you want the truth about gold, don’t watch the pundits. No, dear reader, what you want to watch are the buyers who aren’t distracted giving interviews...
When President Trump recently seized a third Venezuelan oil tanker, he turned what markets once dismissed as paper sanctions into physical interdictions. But this isn’t a warning letter from the...
Every cycle has a beginning. Every supercycle has a spark. And the spark this time isn’t coming from OPEC, Russia, or Washington… It’s coming from AI.
As sharp as a trader’s keen analytical mind, gold defied panic with its steady climb. Digital coins bounced with speculative cheer, bullion sat anchored when volatility drew near. More rapid...
Whenever crude oil falls this low, I can’t help but get excited. Sure, the short-term feels painful, but our bullish sentiment grows every day that WTI lingers below $60 per barrel.
Diplomatic summits don’t usually get named after raw materials unless something has gone very wrong. That’s what made the Pax Silica Summit so telling. Beneath the language of cooperation sat a...
The Genesis Mission directs the federal government to turn decades of publicly funded scientific data — energy research, materials science, climate models, genomics — into unified AI platforms...
Yesterday, gold was trading as high as $4,380 per ounce, pressing against the same resistance level that capped prices back in October. Since then, prices have tightened and volatility has started...
How many times is this going to happen? How many times will we have to sit through the IEA revising its previous projections after spending months and years aggressively pursuing a bearish...
1,400 barrels per day. In the Permian Basin, that’s about how much crude a driller can expect to see flowing out of a new well. The number varies, give or take, but the sharp decline rate seen...