Stocks turned lower on Thursday, led by energy and financials, amid the strengthening dollar and a pair of credit downgrades on BP. Techs were among the best performers.
With S&P stalling at 1105, Guy Adami fears what was once support becomes resistance.
Late day weakness on Tuesday largely stemmed from the energy sector. Because it's such a big part of the S&P, could energy derail this bull all together?
What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Thursday, April 29.
The Dow backed off its push toward 11,000 Monday but continued trading higher as investor cheered some encouraging economic readings, including Friday's jobs report. The market was a beehive of spring activity today, buzzing about the Fed and interest rates.
The Dow inched toward the 11,000 mark Monday as investor cheered some encouraging economic readings, including Friday's jobs report. The market was a beehive of spring activity today, buzzing about the Fed and interest rates.
Cramer talked with the chairman and CEO of Noble Energy about this bridge fuel.
What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Thursday, Feb. 18.
Cash sitting on the sidelines will eventually come back to the markets and investors should look into the following mid-cap areas, said Don Wordell, portfolio manager at RidgeWorth Capital Management.
Oil and gas exploration company Noble Energy on Friday said it made an oil discovery offshore Equatorial Guinea.
Pisani's Third Law of Broadcast Journalism: "When stock traders talk about something besides the stock market, pay attention to the topic." Today, it's about commodities...
The two factors moving the market today were 1) the drop in oil, now down almost 10 percent in two days, and 2) the rally in financials.
Banks are oversold and cheap by historical standards, and while a few that report decent numbers will definitely bounce, it is unlikely to eliminate worries over more capital raising. There's additional worries, as now many are concerned with deterioration in other parts of the banks' portfolios...
With the ISM Numbers coming out today, this will be the first major economic indicator of the second quarter. The previous reading came in at 48.3 and consensus is for further contraction. Today's reading, just in, came in at 48.6 and is better than expected. Here are some stocks that moved after the last ISM reading.
In theory, Treasury Secretary Paulson's announcement that he wants to shake up the regulatory environment on Wall Street is the main news.