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Earlier in the session, the stock was down as much as 18 percent, its worst one-day drop since November 2000.
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Europe’s economy and changes at J.C. Penney may give the weather blame game competition when retailers release their upcoming sales and earnings reports.
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Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken, takes a look at the read from industrials that suggests we're moving into later cycle categories.
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Stocks closed mixed Tuesday, ending off their session highs, as euphoria from this morning's earnings reports faded and as tech giant Apple slumped, weighing on the the Nasdaq.
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A handful of stocks landed on Fast Money’s trader radar due to weakness. How should you play the declines?
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Earlier in the session, Big Lots shares were down as much as 21.8 percent, their worst intraday loss since Nov. 2008.
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Cramer shares six stocks to watch in under 60 seconds, including AutoZone's upgrade, and Tyson Foods downgrade.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after-the-bell Monday:
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CNBC's Brian Shactman reports that shares of Big Lots are down 13% since the company cut U.S. comparable sales expectations for Q1.
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Stocks eased off their lows but still failed to close in positive territory Friday, as gains were limited following a robust rally in recent weeks and no major news on the economic front gave investors little reason to jump in.
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Stocks in the S&P 1,500 displaying unusual volume in Friday's trading session.
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I mentioned yesterday that the bookrunners had closed the book on Yelp a couple of days ago, a good sign that the local business review website would price above the $12 to $14 a share price talk. Indeed it did — at $15 a share.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly lower open on Wall Street on Friday as investors took profits on Thursday's gains fueled by mostly positive economic data.
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Over dinner last night with several managing directors for a large equity desk, the first topic of conversation was not, “What's going to happen after the NYSE-Deutsche Boerse merger gets turned down?” It was, “What the hell is going on with this lousy volume? My desk is dead.”
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