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CNBC's Jim Cramer said today's market is heavily impacted by analyst upgrades and price target bumps.

The firm named several capital markets-oriented banks as winners of the recovering industry, recommending Bank of America and JPMorgan, among others.

"People are sitting on big piggy banks and they're not sweating it," Whitney told CNBC.

It was a sloppy start to the year for stocks, and the steep decline in two market darlings — Apple and Tesla — is not a good omen for the market in 2023.

The supply of ether has turned downward, but its price remains stuck as the macro environment continues to be a challenge for investors.

If the stock market is going to follow its historic pattern during a midterm election year, it would be bottoming just around now.

Shipping costs are falling quickly, and Oppenheimer thinks some retailers can greatly benefit from it.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

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There was no fundamental reason for alternative asset management stocks to fall sharply on Monday, according to one Wall Street analyst.

Wendy's new plan to expand its number of location has drawn praise from Wall Street analysts.

Oppenheimer predicts the market for artificial intelligence hardware could be worth $105 billion by 2025.

"The fundamentals are still good ... and there's a real hot fire under the chairs" of Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, says Oppenheimer Asset Management's John Stoltzfus.

Nike has been leaving its competitors in the dust, and one technician says the stock will pick up speed.

The stock market is its most overbought since Bill Clinton was president, but that may actually be a good thing, says one technician.

GE can't get out of its own way. According to one chart watcher, investors should expect more pain.

Walmart's rally is not done yet. Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, sees the case for its shares to go even higher.

While Kroger's shares plummeted nearly 19 percent Thursday, analyst Rupesh Parikh urged shareholders to remain optimistic for long-term gains.

After shaking up the global smartphone industry with its low-cost handsets, Xiaomi is moving on to its next target: the action camera market.