To The Moon

Silver (XAGUSD) continues to demonstrate a powerful impulsive rally, advancing steadily toward new all-time highs. The short-term cycle that began from the January 15, 2026 low is unfolding as a clear impulse five-wave rally. From that date, wave (i) concluded at $93.03, followed by a corrective pullback in wave (ii) that ended at $86.83. Momentum then carried the market higher, with wave (iii) reaching $94.12 before another modest retracement in wave (iv) down to $92.56. The final leg higher, wave (v), extended to $95.86, thereby completing wave ((i)) of a higher degree structure. After this initial advance, silver entered a corrective phase in wave ((ii)), forming a zigzag pattern. From the peak of wave ((i)), wave (a) declined to $93.09, while wave (b) rallied back to $95.56. The market

Raytheon Technologies Corp (NYSE: RTX) leads the aerospace and defense sector. Recent geopolitical events have fueled strong outperformance and momentum for the stock. Today, we analyze the Elliott Wave pattern driving its strategic breakout. Our examination provides a clear technical roadmap for its ascent. This convergence of sector strength and wave structure creates a compelling technical setup. Elliott Wave Analysis From its 2020 low, RTX created a three-wave advance to new highs. Wave I ended at $106, followed by Wave II at $68. Currently, Wave III remains in progress. This weekly cycle also shows three waves into new highs. Therefore, the stock has an incomplete bullish sequence. It aims to complete five-wave advances from both 2020 and 2023. The projected path shows an extension to

Japan’s TOTO, best known for its high-end bidet toilets, has seen its share price post its biggest jump in five years amid the AI boom. But what the market is really betting on isn’t bathroom fixtures — it’s TOTO’s long-running, low-profile semiconductor materials business. As AI data centers expand rapidly and memory chips remain in short supply, TOTO’s electrostatic chucks (ESCs) have become an essential component in chip manufacturing. They are used to secure silicon wafers while helping to control temperature stability and contamination during critical processes. With NAND and other memory products entering a new wave of capacity expansion, this business segment is expected to deliver meaningful profit growth — prompting investors to reassess a company that doesn’t look like a tech nam