It was a short and wild week of trading that led to stocks finishing the nearly unchanged but slightly lower for a second straight week. Initial concerns about a potential trade war with Europe over Greenland abated following the news that a “framework for a deal” had been established for U.S. interest in Greenland between NATO and President Trump. After performing well in the previous week, digital currencies sold off erasing most gains for the year in the process. That wasn’t the case for precious metals as gold and silver continued to post record high prices as gold is over $5,000 an ounce, and silver is now over $110 for the first time.