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Stocks ended a yo-yo session lower Tuesday, with the S&P ending a few points below the 700 mark as investors remained on edge.
Stocks wobbled Tuesday as worries that sent stocks to 12-year lows on Monday persisted.
Stocks opened higher Tuesday, following the worst start to the month of March on record for the market. The latest government bailout of AIG pushed stocks to a 12-year low on Monday.
US stocks headed for a positive open Tuesday, following the worst start to the month of March on record for the market. The latest government bailout for American International Group helped to send stocks to a 12-year low in the Monday session as fears for the financial sector dragged on sentiment.
The bet is that some small amount of money will be given to the auto makers now, enough to serve as some type of bridge loan into early 2009. At that point the Democrats will have the political leverage to develop a broader rescue package in the first weeks of February.
Solar stocks plunged along with the broader market Friday on continuing investor fears of a global recession.
Joe Magyer, senior analyst at The Motley Fool, offered CNBC three reasons why investors may get burned with solar stocks.
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
It's not surprising but some retail names are increasingly showing up among the stocks sought by short sellers. Locatestock.com, which locates stocks for short sellers, says its top stocks sought by shorts this week include Crox, First Marblehead and retailer DSW.
Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Petrobras and Hasbro popped while News Corp and Winnebago dropped.
Cowen analyst Robert Stone thinks there are growing trends that make the alternative energy stocks he follows more attractive. One of those factors is the concern that utilities will not be able to keep up with power demand and could have a real shortfall in the next decade.
Greyson Masters is one of the twenty finalists in our Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge. He's profiled here in a video piece from "Morning Call." Greyson is currently in 15th place, with just four trading days left in the contest. He's trying to beat the other 19 finalists by creating the portfolio with the largest value to win a cool $1,000,000. Right below you can see his current value and what he owns.