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Over the last couple of months, we discussed about identifying a correct buy point using common chart pattern/base formation such as cup-with-handle, double bottom, and flat base. Along with the type of base, it is important to understand the stages of base.

Over the last couple of months, we discussed about identifying a correct buy point using common chart pattern/base formation such as cup-with-handle, double bottom, and flat base. Along with the type of base, it is important to understand the stages of base.

Market volatility creates opportunities in today's market. Toni Turner of TrendStar Trading Group discusses several strategies investors and traders can use to take advantage.

A stock or equity market is the collection of purchasers and traders, a system of economic dealings, not distinct bodies, of stocks or shares. Stocks are tradable assets (equity securities) listed on a stock exchange in addition to those which can only be confidentially traded. The markets which issue and trade shares by means of exchange are known as stock markets or as the equity markets which are one of the most essential parts of a market economy. They offer firms which can acquire assets and shareholders with a part of the possession of the business, and the chance to gain huge profits depending on the firm's potential performance. The US stock market is an everyday word used to discuss a place where stocks (units of ownership in a business) and bonds are traded. The aim of an investor is to purchase the stock, keep it for some time, and then sell the stock for more than the amount you paid for it, thus getting a profit. Investors holding stock for more than 15 years generally succeed in the market. Stocks are long-term investments. However, there are no guarantees.

Whether or not the stock market has officially entered a bear market is unclear, but the violent movements suggests that investors may need to brace for a significant downturn. Sam Stovall discuss his thoughts.

Morgan Stanley's pessimistic note on the state of the global economy and the likelihood of a double dip sent shares of stocks across the financial sector into a hole today. The debt in Europe and weak U.S. home sales have been inescapable negative drivers for the sector.

Investors seemed comforted by Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke's speech today. The Fed chief did not discuss any moves to ease the economy, but said that it had options.

It is to be noted down that no legitimate lender will ask for any fees associated with the loan prior to applying. So, if you encounter any sort of lending firm, file a report to the police to help establish the crime in the financial world.

Sebi carried this to mutual fund executives in a recent meet to discuss industry's growth roadmap. Top officials of Sebi including chairman UK Sinha, whole-time director Mr. S Raman and executive director Mr. Ananta Barua attended the meeting.Click for share tips

This article discusses a handful of penny stocks with exposure to potential Alzheimer's disease treatments. The bullish sympathy trend has come to light following late-breaking news on Tuesday that Biogen (NASDAQ: BIIB) and Eisai Co.'s experimental Alzheimer's drug significantly slowed the progression of the disease in a large study. The 18-month, Phase 3 study of 1,800 patients tested the treatment on early-stage Alzheimer's patients. 4 more Alzheimer's stocks to watch

Sam Stovall, Chief Investment Strategist, S&P Capital IQ, joins us today to look at the current market conditions and how to use his "7 Rules" he introduces in his book, The Seven Rules of Wall Street.