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As the market broaches overbought territory, a correction is in store—just not necessarily a downward one. TheStreet.com offers technical analysis.
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Stocks are counting on the Federal Reserve to continue easing, Mike Murphy of Rosecliff Capital says.
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The VIX dropped dramatically Wednesday morning, as fears over Cyprus's financial crisis dissipated. A lower VIX means that the cost of protection, or portfolio insurance, has gone down—and that spurred one option trader to buy some.
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Zack Rinat, Model N founder, chairman & CEO, discusses his company's debut on the NYSE, with the "Squawk on the Street" news team.
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This quarter for Oracle, it's all about the future. Here are three important elements of the report to watch.
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Following FedEx's earnings miss, one analyst sees signs of encouragement that the company plans to scale back its more expensive air freight business.
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Stocks could be headed toward new highs on news from the Fed, Deutsche Bank's Joe LaVorgna says.
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A switch from developed to emerging market stock indices could rekindle demand for Greek shares.
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Global markets rebound: mainland China up 2.6 percent (biggest jump in two months); European equities are up; and European bond yields are dropping in Italy. The European Central Bank and the euro zone have not blinked on Cyprus.
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The CEO of Williams-Sonoma discusses what drove the company's better-than-expected fourth quarter earnings, and provides insight on her plans to attract customers and grow the business.
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UBS research suggests the decline of U.S. retail sales of Harley-Davidson may be tied to a changing demographic trend—an aging consumer.
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A Chinese state television program on Apple raised concerns that the company has less fair phone-replacement policies in China than in other countries. The Global Post reports.
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For a long time, the trade has been to buy oil refiners and sell big oil. Now it looks like that trade could flip.
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The "Fast Money" traders share their final trades of the day and what they're looking out for Wednesday.
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The big U.S. banks are well insulated from the problems in Cyprus, analyst Jason Goldberg told CNBC.
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Following Lululemon's announcement that it expects a yoga pant shortage and a "significant impact" on its financial results due to a see-through pant recall, the stock posted its worst three-day loss since August.
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Pro trader Jim Iuorio looks at whether the bond market and equities can, in fact, rally together.
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The $24.4 billion buyout of Dell would be tough for competing investors to beat, Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford Bernstein says.
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Should you buy gold on Bernanke? Will the Fed meeting revive a gold trade that was left for dead? After it's worst quarter in 8 years, is it finally time to get back into gold, with CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis and the Futures Now Traders.
