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Precious metals seemed to lose their luster this week as investors attempted to sell off wins to account for the losers in their portfolio. With a seemingly declining value as a safe haven against the dollar the precious metal bull run of the last several months may be coming to an end.

Phone companies were in the spotlight as companies from Apple to Motorola and Sprint seemed to have something to report on. Sales of the new Iphone 4S were also a matter of speculation as many expect the pre-order to serve as a reflection of Cook's capability as Apple's CEO.

Recognizing the ongoing strength of gold in light of the tenuous economic nature of the moment, exploration outfit Red Metal Resources continues to pursue a strategy of aggressive growth.

The market averages have rebounded into resistance naking new buying risky and offering traders a chance to lock-in quick profits. Correction due.

China stocks seemed to be stuck in the same old rut this week, but one analyst thinks the next few trading days might signal a substantial breakout.

The market is trading higher today as investors receive encouraging news from Europe. Netflix says it is abandoning its spin-off plan, and Apple announces a new record.

Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel and France's President Nicolas Sarkozy said they planned to address Greece's financial woes and the "structural defects" of the 17-nation euro-zone by November.

China stocks opened higher in Hong Kong due to optimism Europe would recapitize its struggling banks, but a drop on Mainland markets cut into investor gains.

Today, a light volume tape can be expected due to the Columbus Day holiday. Federal government offices will be closed, as well as bond markets.

Yesterday's big move was not accompanied by big volume. Maybe due to bank holiday, maybe it suggests lack of committment. Be careful!

With concerns for Europe and a recession out of the way for the time being, the focus will be on Q3 earnings, which can goose the market up further.

Financials were mixed today as a delay on a vote from Slovakia in support of the financial measures for European banks casts another shadow of doubt on the global economy.

Red Metal Resources is a copper-gold company with interest in Chilean mines. The company looks especially appealing as its copper-gold offerings remain relevant regardless of the economy.

Market stays flat as investors prepare for earning surprises or disappointments. The U.S. Senate votes on President Obama's jobs bill as Occupy Wall Street continues protests.

European markets have pulled back this morning as hopes begin to fade over the rescue package. Earnings from Wells Fargo and Citigroup today proved to be a bit lackluster.

The recent 9% surge in stock prices discounts a euro-solution and expectation the U.S. won't slip into recession. No room for disappointment.