Stocks closed substantially weaker Tuesday, although off the lows of the session, as investors focused on the European Union's efforts to address Ireland's debt troubles and inflation in China. Travelers fell, while Home Depot rose.
Stocks remained substantially weaker ahead of the close Tuesday as investors focused on the European Union's efforts to address Ireland's debt troubles and inflation in China. Travelers fell, while Home Depot rose.
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Once again, action in the S&P has generated chatter that bulls want to make another run at the 200-day.
Despite the heat wave sweeping the nation, it’s time to start thinking about fall. And one catalyst appears to trump all others as the major market mover.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
The Dow shed over 100 points, or 1 percent, after a late selloff Tuesday. It was a see-saw session as investors cheered a pair of encouraging U.S. manufacturing reports but many worries still nagged at the market.
Stocks struggled to hold onto gains in a see-saw session Tuesday as investors cheered a pair of encouraging U.S. manufacturing reports but many worries still nagged at the market.
Stocks erased their losses Tuesday after a pair of encouraging U.S. manufacturing reports.
US stock index futures indicated a sharply lower open for Wall Street on Tuesday, with European markets also struggling, following an aggressive sell-off last week which served as a harsh end to the Dow's biggest May point drop in history.
What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Wednesday, April 21.
Cramer takes the pulse of the ticker, midday.
Forget oil and gold, the Mad Money host says. Some companies are doing very well. Read on for his list of notables.
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