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Stocks closed modestly lower in a volatile session as market participants weighed better U.S. economic data against the fears the Fed may soon start to curtail its bond buying.
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Stocks advanced, buoyed by a sharp drop in oil prices, but technology stocks dragged on the market after disappointing earnings from Apple and Texas Instruments.
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The average bear market shows a decline of 30%, but then has an average 30% plus bounce when the bottom is reached. We are off more than 20% so it's possible the end is in sight.
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Asian stocks outside of Japan slipped Tuesday after a landslide of lower-than-expected U.S. corporate results sparked fears of a pullback in consumer demand, boding ill for the region's exporters. But Tokyo rallied 3% higher.
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Cramer lays out his plan for playing this key shift in the markets.
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With so much news Monday we need two "Word on the Street" posts. Find out what the traders are saying about oil, the financials and more!
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Stocks slipped as the bank rally that has stretched four sessions appeared to run out of steam ahead of Wachovia's report. Merck fell following disappointing results from a cholesterol-drug study.
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Stocks slipped as the morning bank rally fizzled. Merck fell following disappointing results from a cholesterol-drug study.
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Stocks slipped as the bank rally that has stretched four sessions appeared to fizzle ahead of Wachovia's report. Merck fell following disappointing results from a cholesterol-drug study.
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The recent spate of takeovers, particularly in pharmaceuticals, represents the first step in what analysts expect to be a busier second half of the year for mergers and acquisitions.
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Skeptics correctly point out that last week's trifecta of news (bank earnings above expectations, new limitations on naked short selling for select financials, and the Fed/Treasury helping out Fannies/Freddie), primarily benefited financials. What's changed for everyone else since then, skeptics ask? Not much.
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The dollar slipped on Monday, losing some of its recent momentum, after better-than-expected earnings from Bank of America failed to convince investors that the worst for the U.S. financial sector is over.
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Gains in financial stocks lifted European shares on Monday as markets cheered Bank of America's stronger-than-expected quarterly results, while declines in Roche offset some of the gains.
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Stocks advanced, led by a fourth straight rally in bank stocks after Bank of America beat expectations. News of a potential pharma deal also gave the market a boost.
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Bank of America's quarterly profit fell less than expected despite a surge in bad loans, causing shares of the largest U.S. retail bank and mortgage lender to soar.
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Bank of America made it four in a row with big banks beating expectations, and beating big: $0.72 is 40 percent higher than the $0.53 expected. Revenues were a knockout as well: $20.32 billion, 10 percent above the estimate of $18.37 billion.
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Wells Fargo handed in some good results, but watch for trouble out of Wachovia.
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European stocks were set to inch higher on Monday, extending a three-session rally, as investors brace for a flurry of corporate earnings from U.S. bellwethers such as Apple , Merck and Bank of America.
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Stocks are casting a wary eye on oil and, lacking any dramatic events, earnings news could steer the market.
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Volatility reigned as the Dow closed below 11,000 for the first time since July, 2006 on Tuesday, followed by a market rally and the biggest 3-day gain of the Dow since March, 2003.
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Stocks turned mixed Friday as banks rebounded and Google and Microsoft slammed techs.