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U.S. equities are still worth owning, Yale University finance professor Robert Shiller says.
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It appears the sentencing of Bernard Madoff has restored at least some investor confidence to a nervous market. Should you play it for a relief rally?
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The Nasdaq traded higher Friday while stocks overall lost ground. Is technology emerging as true market leader?
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You could almost hear a collective sigh of relief sweep across Wall Street after Thursday’s successful sale of Treasurys. How should you be positioned?
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Since late last year, Fed statements have been pushing stocks higher. How should you game it this time around?
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On Tuesday afternoon stocks were trading near break-even as investors sifted through comments from President Obama on a wide range of issues from energy to health care.
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With the S&P negative for the year are stocks oversold? Or do negative comments about global growth mean they're overbought?
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Investors appear keen on remaining nimble during the last hours of Friday's trade. Will quadruple witching trigger a wild close?
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Is it still safe to sell the rips and buy the dips? Or is something ominous lurking on the horizon?
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Investors were struggling on Wednesday to anticipate the ripples that are likely to be generated from President Obama’s new regulations to clamp down on Wall Street.
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Stocks can't seem to break above resistance on the S&P. Buyers are clearly backing away but are sellers are jumping in?
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Investors are hoping to get a better handle on the direction of interest rates after St. Louis Fed president James Bullard spoke with CNBC.
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Wapner is an award-winning reporter and the host of "Fast Money Halftime Report." He has also reported documentaries for CNBC.
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