Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Sprint and Data Domain popped while U.S. Steel and Mosaic dropped.   Read More

Highlighted by a 5-week low in crude oil today, the weakness in the commodity complex and the subsequent mid to high single digit declines in commodity stocks this afternoon have been in-focus all day. After a significant rally from March to June, commodity stocks continue to add to their recent sell-off with today’s declines.    Read More

Is the rally over for the year? Not likely, but there is good reason for a pause. The World Bank taking down global growth rates goes to the core argument of the bears: that the economic recovery (and earnings recovery) will not live up to expectations.    Read More

While crude oil has rallied, natural gas has stumbled. Therefore, the models suggested a reasonable probability existed that natural gas would either “catch up” to crude oil or that crude oil would regress to natural gas, writes Stephen Schork.   Read More

Futures popped a few points as continuing claims for unemployment recorded its first weekly drop since January. While last week was a record high (about 6.8 m), this at least is a step in the right direction.    Read More

We are now entering the "let's get real" phase of the commodity runup. Recall that commodities and commodity stocks have outperformed the overall markets since March on 1) the weak dollar, and 2) strong buying of commodities by China, which prompted momentum buying from speculators.    Read More

With inventories going down and government stimulus about to kick in, are steel makers a buy or is it all priced in?   Read More

Ron writes, "US Steel has had a real fast run up the last two weeks. Do you think the steel companies will continue to climb?  Or is this a good opportunity to sell short?"   Read More

Plus, get calls on aerospace, retail, restaurants, technology and more.   Read More

Plus, Cramer makes the call on a US energy grid build-out and more.   Read More