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The “bond vigilantes” have returned in the wake of Donald Trump’s victory, according to Ed Yardeni, who coined the term in 1983.
Anticipation that Donald Trump with scrap free-trade agreements is seen as a boon to small-cap stocks.
The banks rallied big postelection but could soon be cooling off.
Stocks have surged since Donald Trump's victory, but options trader Andrew Keene is looking to fade the move.
Fixed income and equity markets "are following completely different narratives," one economist says.
Some market watchers don't believe a new record high is in sight until 2017.
Once the postelection stock rotation plays out, FANG stocks should bounce back, strategist Matt Maley tells CNBC.
Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com sees a bond breakdown coming to an end.
On the heels of a turbulent market out of the election, Lindsey Group's Peter Boockvar sees a key theme for 2017.
Banks are surging on the back of Trump's presidential win, but are they overbought at these levels?
Two sectors have rallied following Donald Trump's presidential win and could be headed higher.
Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com sees EEM sliding even further post-election.
The postelection rally may be going on, but should investors look at buying portfolio protection? One strategist says not right now.
Instead of gold rising on the back of Trump's win, as analysts might expect, it tanked. What happened?
Donald Trump's surprise win had some market watchers comparing it to the Brexit vote, with both events both different and similar.
For months, stocks actually yielded more than long-term bonds. After this week's big moves, that's no longer the case.
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On-Air Video
Christopher "Chris" Verrone, Head of Technical Analysis & Partner, Strategas Research Partners, LLC, and Chad Morganlander, Stifel Nicolaus, look at the Nasdaq's new all-time high and whether the market rally is likely to continue.
Dennis Davitt, Harvest Volatility Advisors, and Jonathan Krinsky, discuss small-cap stocks.
Eddy Elfenbein, Crossing Wall Street blog, and Craig Johnson, Piper Jaffray, discuss the moves in bank stocks after the election with Brian Sullivan.
