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  • Dow In Striking Distance Of 11,000

    The Dow is now up 10 out of 11 days and within striking distance of 11,000. Will the melt-up propel us over this milestone?

  • Time To Turn Cautious?

    Find out why even the most bullish traders are getting nervous about this market!

  • 5 Pin-Action Plays on Boeing’s Dreamliner

    These stocks should fly right along with the company and its long-awaited new plane, Cramer says.

  • Rates To Stay Exceptionally Low

    Stocks ended Wednesday little changed after the Federal Reserve concluded its 2-day meeting and pledged to keep interest rates low for an extended period.

  • Alcoa Leads Dow Surge On China Growth Hopes

    Alcoa led the Dow higher on Friday after new data out of Beijing showed China’s recovery looked to be solidly on track.

  • Will Afghanistan Surge Make Defense Stocks Surge Too?

    All twelve of the S&P 500 Aerospace and Defense stocks were trading up this morning on the news that President Obama has decided to expedite the deployment of 30,000 troops to Afghanistan.  Will the trend continue?

  • Great American Buy

    Investors are eyeing Rockwell Collins for a trade after the firm posted lower-than-expected results on Tuesday and shares sold off.

  • Dow Ends Lower, Led by Intel; Transports Rise

    Stocks finished mixed Tuesday as techs struggled after a downgrade on Intel. Transports rose following news that that Warren Buffett is buying Burlington Northern railroad. Industrials also gained after this week's encouraging manufacturing reports.

  • Intel Downgrade Hits Stocks; Transports Rise

    Stocks tumbled Tuesday, led by techs after an analyst downgrade on Intel. Transports rose following news that Warren Buffett is buying Burlington Northern railroad.

  • Futures Fall Ahead of Fed; Intel, UBS Down

    With the markets in volatility mode, investors will likely be focusing on the Federal Reserve Tuesday, even though the 2-day Federal Open Market Committee meeting that begins this afternoon won't conclude until Wednesday. 

  • Equities Will Go Higher: Stock Picker

    September was a fairly good month for stocks, but how should investors prepare for October? Dan Fitzpatrick, president of Stockmarket Mentor, and Tommy Williams, president of Williams Financial Advisors, weighed in.

  • Halftime Report: Are Bears Starting To Gain Traction?

    Investors were desperately seeking direction on Thursday as they weighed better than expected economic data against disappointing sales numbers from Oracle and FedEx.

  • Dell Beats: What's The Word On The Street?

    In the after hours, investors poured over earnings from Dell, hoping to gleen insights about the market and the economy from the computer maker's results.

  • Stocks Rally, Hold Gains After 7-Year Auction

    Stocks rallied Thursday as investors were encouraged by the latest jobless report and round of corporate earnings.

  • Rally Pushes Dow to Highest Since November

    Stocks rallied Thursday as investors were encouraged by the latest jobless report and round of corporate earnings.

  • Futures Climb After Jobless Report

    Futures indicated a higher open for Wall Street on Thursday as investors were encouraged by the latest jobless report and round of corporate earnings.

  • Remember The Bull Position

    Stock action in the last week of the month supports bull position. Remember the bull position: that the great decline in stock prices, combined with government support, along with economic news that will prove to be "less bad" as the months go on, is providing a floor under the stock market.

  • Earnings And The Swine Flu "Wild Card"

    The swine flu epidemic remains a wild card, as no one is quite certain how far the epidemic will spread.

  • Dow Gains 3.5% but Ends Below 9,000

    Stocks advanced Monday, but ended off session highs, as hopes for an auto bailout and action by world governments helped offset the grim reality of a fresh wave of layoffs.

  • Stocks Rally, Led by Autos, Financials

    Stocks continued to rally Monday as hopes for an auto bailout and action by world governments helped offset the grim reality of a fresh wave of layoffs.