JeeYeon Park is the stock market writer for CNBC.com. She graduated from Middlebury College, where she majored in psychology and minored in Japanese studies.
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Consumers are not going to make purchases unless the product is really unique and exciting, said Eric Beder, retail analyst at Brean Murray, Carret & Co.
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Experts Jay Bowens, president of Bowen, Hanes & Company, and Art Nunes, market strategist at IMS Capital Management shared their outlook for the economy.
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Charles Campbell, senior sales trader at Miller Tabak, and Jim Iuorio, director at TJM Institutional Services, weighed in on the best places to invest now.
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Stocks declined on Wednesday as bank shares continued to struggle and retail sales unexpectedly fell for a second straight month. Some analysts said these fits and starts are just the market cooling down after a runup of 30 percent since the market hit a 12-year low in early March. Read and listen to what the experts had to say...
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In time, markets will go higher — but there’s going to be a "vicious correction" along the way, said Doug Kass of Seabreeze Partners. Read his "Miley Cyrus" recovery theory.
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Stocks closed positive as consumer and health care stocks rose, though weakness in technology and banks prevented larger gains. Banks again were in focus as major institutions reacted to stress test results released last week. Read and listen to what the experts had to say...
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The recession is likely to continue throughout the year, but valuations for stocks are looking attractive right now, said Jack Liebau, president and portfolio manager at Liebau Asset Management.
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David Lutz, managing director at Stifel Nicolaus and Jim Iuorio, director at TJM Institutional Services weighed in on the best places to invest now.
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Stocks were flat to slightly lower on Tuesday as tech slipped, banks fell and the economy showed that a recovery could be slow in coming. Banks again were in focus as major institutions reacted to stress test results released last week. Read and listen to what the experts had to say...
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Although there are still tough spots in the economy, Michael Yoshikami, president and chief investment strategist of YCMNET Advisors, said he doesn’t believe the United States is in a long-term bear market.