Ryan Stancil,
Editor
Nov. 1, 2025
Since last week: The rate cuts came, and Trump and Xi met. The effects were felt throughout the market in various ways.
1. Rate Cuts
The rate cuts that the market anticipated came, bringing rates to their lowest level in three years. Due to the government shutdown, this was done without key economic data such as jobs and unemployment reports. Chairman Powell also sowed the seeds of doubt that there would be another rate cut in December. All of this as inflation persists. The time is now to invest in a way that will protect your assets. Click here to learn how to do that.
2. Gold Steadies
What many thought was a downturn in gold proved to be just a consolidation. After a brief losing streak from all-time highs, the price of gold began climbing again, ultimately finding itself back above $4000 per ounce and poised to continue higher. It’s going to be one of the big moneymaking sectors of the near future but the biggest gains aren’t going to be in the most obvious places. Click here to learn more about one upcoming gold investment deal poised to make the kind of returns most investors only dream about.
3. US Nuclear Power Plants
The US continues to prove it is serious about nuclear power. The latest development comes in the form of a deal struck with Westinghouse Electric, with the goal of building at least $80 billion in nuclear reactors. It’s an ambitious plan, and one that looks to address growing energy demand driven by, among other things, AI-related ambitions. As an investor, you want to make sure you’re investing in the right uranium miners who will be some of the most sought after names in the uranium bull market. Click here to learn about those companies and how you can buy in.
4. Trump and Xi
Rare earth stocks rallied after a meeting between Trump and China’s President Xi which resulted in China agreeing to delay further export controls of its rare earth offerings. For now, the delay is for a year, but the market already knows how fragile that market is and domestic producers will likely continue to thrive. That’s why you want to buy in on the companies that can produce critical rare earths independent of countries like China. Click here to learn more about those companies and how they’re poised to thrive.
What to Look For
Between the continued shutdown and the growing number of mass corporate layoffs, it could be rocky times ahead for the economy.
Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Daily Profit Cycle