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General Cannabis announced their Q2 results and strategies for long-term growth today. The company has been pursuing market dominance in the medicinal cannabis industry.

All sectors in the market are in a technical short condition and more than 90 percent of all Industries are in a technical short condition. But are signs pointing to a bullish trend?

Encouraging news about higher U.S. consumer spending and a Greek bank merger pushed Hong Kong higher in heavier trading. In addition, completion of Bank of America's sale of China Construction Bank removed uncertainty from the market.

Clarification on Europe and the US economy needed before Big money pulls trigger. 12-member supercommittee to become critical factor in confidence in government.

Amazon's latest tablet debut, the Kindle Fire, is being taken as a threat to investors in some of tech's biggest names from Apple to Dell. Whether the $199 offering will rob market share in the tablet market remains to be determined but some investors are already betting yes.

US stock futures point to a sharply lower open Tuesday following the long weekend as conditions continue to deteriorate in Europe. The German DAX has been the weakest index over the last month.

Investors have seen in recent days that this market has shown the ability to generate wild swings up and down, whipsawing many investors and traders into oblivion.

This technical breakout carries some risks with the S&P 500 up more than 4.6% in three days, but institutions are afraid of missing the market ahead of big news.

Investors shouldn't ask, Should I hold on or sell?. The real question is, How much risk am I taking on if I do not sell? Risk is not always one-sided.

Wall Street closed higher today despite struggling a little in the early going. Research in Motion led decliners today, falling on weaker outlook despite tech trading higher.

European markets fell sharply Tuesday after Eurozone finance ministers said last night that they will wait until later in October than previously thought to decide whether to extend more aid to Greece.

Unidentified factors may be artificially and temporarily pushing the market higher. If confirmed, then the market is moving higher only on non-structural events not tied to economically strong underpinnings.

The prolonged volatility in the stock market is drawing more investors to traditionally perceived safer investments like gold. Here's why these companies and ETFs will benefit.

Q3 earnings take center stage. Wall Street now EXPECTS the U.S. to avoid recession and for Europe to solve its debt problems. There may be no room for surprises in this market.

If there is one area guaranteed to confuse many traders and lead to multiple opinions on the most appropriate approach, it is the subject of stop losses. The science and the art of placing stops is featured extensively in many trading books and guides, but the bottom line is that there is no right or wrong answer, simply the fact that stop losses must be used to limit potential downside exposure when trading. Traders should also be careful not to confuse stop losses with buy stops, which trigger an opening position rather than closing the trade. It is very important not to package together the placing of stops with money management, as the two represent different strands of trading. Simply put, stops are there to protect profits and limit the potential downside at any time once a trade has been opened, and are part of an exit strategy for trades that are already open. Money management covers position sizing or amounts to be risked within each trade of a portfolio.

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The persistence of the market's volatility could mean gold and related stocks stay high long-term. The trend will benefit Samarata Mining (SAX.V) which is currently exploring the gold potential in several promising properties...

Stocks fell over 2 percent today as investors worry that an indecisive EU and IMF will let Greece collapse, and Republicans are up in arms over the President's class warfare plan.