What Investors Should Know in Europe
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Yay, 14,000! Now what? Traders are looking for what's out there that could disrupt the bull run to new highs.
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Long before the Dow hit 14,000, a number of big money managers predicted the rally—and have ridden it to handsome returns.
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Apple shares decline as stocks gain. Is it time to buy the stock?
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Retail investors are still on the sidelines, yet John Bogle, chairman and founder of the Vanguard Group said this won't stop stocks from being major "income generators" over the next decade.
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Talk of a "Great Rotation" into equities from bonds this year as risk appetite returns is overblown, say analysts, adding that a big shift in market positioning is unlikely to come until stronger signs emerge that the global economy has turned a corner.
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Analysis firm Nanex said that less than a second before the world knew government information about natural gas in storage volume, someone sold about 250,000 futures in a series of transactions worth a total of about $4.6 million.
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Millions of smartphone users around the world who are now viewing Samsung's mobile devices in a new light and opting for them over Apple's much sought-after premium products as Samsung's deep market penetration is boosting its brand image, along with smartphone sales.
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This could be the biggest U.S. bull market of our careers, Richard Bernstein of Richard Bernstein Advisors said at the TDAmeritrade Institutional Conference on Thursday.
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The euro is resuming its rise, and this strategist sees enough fundamental support for the currency to warrant a trade ahead of the nonfarm payroll report.
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Commodity stocks in the food, timber and infrastructure sectors look attractive for 2013, Mike Underhill, founder and chief investment officer of Capital Innovations, told CNBC at the TDAmeritrade Institutional conference on Thursday. Plus, his equity picks.
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U.S. stocks posted strong gains in January, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average continued to trade near an all-time high.
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Gold and platinum have been locked in a tight race for the past month, with both trading currently around $1,680 an ounce, prompting the question – which precious metal will win the race to $2,000?
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One Street.com reporter thinks that Google is priced to perfection but notes that perfection does not exist.
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Traders are chattering about some troubling signs – most notably a breakdown in small caps – as reasons why the Dow Jones Industrial Average may not make it to 14,000 anytime soon.
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Chinese shares are having their day in the sun, with the benchmark Shanghai stock index trading at an eight-month high on Thursday. The rally, however, may be close to running its course, some analysts say.
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The euro hit a 14-month high against the dollar, some analysts believe the rally is set to continue as improved sentiment for the euro bloc takes hold.
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Significant hurdles face Research In Motion, newly renamed BlackBerry, Citi analyst Jim Suva says.
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It appears that copper has finally received the push it needed to trade higher.
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Negative economic growth in the fourth quarter provided a scary headline to start Wednesday's trading but probably little else in market impact.
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Investor "euphoria" is taking stocks higher but eventually will be their undoing, market bear Marc Faber told CNBC.