TOPLEY’S TOP 10 June 04, 2025

1. Semiconductor ETF Closing in on Highs

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2. Momentum ETF Makes New Highs as Tech Takes Lead Again

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3. 2023-2024 20% Returns Narrowest Market Leadership in 25 Years

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4. Aerospace/Defense ETF Spikes to New Highs

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5. Uranium Spot Price Has Not Spiked with Stocks

WSJ

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6. Junior Gold Miners +50% Year to Date But Still Down for 15 Years…Look at Highs in 2010

Google


7. Asian Retail Buyers Driving Gold Buys…American Retail Buying Technology Stocks

Current retail demand is mainly driven by Asian investors, while U.S. and European investors are nowhere to be seen.

MarketWatch


8. Silver One-Tick from New Highs

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9. Retail Investors Did Not Panic in 2025 Sell Off…..401(k) savers stayed on course through market volatility, Fidelity found

Via Yahoo!Finance: Retirement savers reached an average savings rate of 14.3% in the first quarter, a new record. Kerry Hannon · Senior Columnist

Retirement savers weathered a chaotic stretch of market gyrations in the first three months of the year, consistently adding to their savings, according to Fidelity Investments’ quarterly analysis.

While they experienced a drop in average 401(k), 403(b), and IRA balances, mostly due to market swings, savings rates remained consistent, with the average 401(k) savings rate increasing to a record 14.3%.

“We saw a lot of positive savings behaviors among employees,” Mike Shamrell, vice president of workplace thought leadership at Fidelity Investments, told Yahoo Finance.

“It was really encouraging to see that despite a lot of things going on, and economic ups and downs, people continued to save and didn’t pull back, or make a lot of changes to their asset allocation,” he said. “As a result, we saw the individual 401(k) savings rate increase to the highest level that we’ve seen.”

To break it down, the average employee contribution rate was 9.5%, and the employer contribution rate was 4.8%. This combined savings rate of 14.3%, up from 13.5% in 2020, is the closest it’s ever been to Fidelity’s suggested savings rate of 15%.


10. Send to Your Kids

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