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Jim Cramer explains why a surge in a stock like Clorox can mean bad news for the broader economy.
The stock market is in the middle of a rolling bear market and the bear will be back for more, says Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson.
Technology stocks' painful sell-off dragged into another session on Monday. Here's what three market watchers expect from the sector after recent weakness.
On average, the S&P 500 posts a daily move of at least 1 percent on 10.3 percent of October's trading days, more than any month and proof the period's reputation for volatility is justified.
Early results from third-quarter earning season show that more executives are citing foreign exchange pressures than the tariff battle in which the U.S. has found itself with its trading partners, according to a FactSet examination.
Marijuana stocks rally after one of the largest Canadian cannabis companies announces it has agreed to acquire a U.S.-based hemp company.
The chance that one ticket has all the winning numbers in either game is pretty slim. The odds against winning both are astronomical.
Cashin says investors have "had enough" of last week's "shocking" market action, which saw the biggest weekly declines for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq since March.
Expect to receive an online or paper notice from the Social Security Administration in December detailing how your 2019 checks will change.
Evercore ISI upgrades shares of McDonald's to outperform from in line.
If your broker switches firms, you don't immediately need to decide what to do with your investments, says Barry Glassman, founder and president of Glassman Wealth Services.
CNBC's Michael Santoli breaks down whether the "pain trade" for stocks is now down or up ... or even something else.
Ahead of Netflix's next quarterly report on Tuesday, some investors say there's more room to fall.
Americans aren't saving enough for retirement. The powers that be in Washington must take action to prevent the retirement crisis from getting even worse.
As the open-enrollment period begins, take a closer look at all of the health and personal insurance benefits your employer offers, and consider which ones make sense for you and your family.
Goldman Sachs and Raymond James slash their 12-month forecasts for Netflix on concern that rising interest rates will eat away at the valuation of the high-flying internet company.
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