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Investors were rattled by more bad news from Greece today as the struggling government said it would not be able to hit targets as agreed upon for the EU/IMF bailout.

SaviCorp's development of green products are helping both the environment and consumers' wallets. To achieve both is to open the door for widespread application, which is just what the company is hoping will happen.

Financial stocks led gainers today as investors closed out a volatile month in the market with a nice rally to take equities back out of the red and into the black.

Wall Street edged slightly higher today as investors were undeterred by consumer sentiment and housing prices declines. Stocks shook off early losses to move into green territory late in the day.

Stocks fell lower today, extending Septembers losing streak. Financial stocks once again led decliners as the European Unions deteriorating crisis retakes center stage.

The big run in stocks has discounted a lot of what the President will propose next week and needs a rest. Sell off by Friday's close likely. New Buying Risky.

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.

Despite trading higher for most of today's session, stocks ended roughly flat as investors wait on news from the Federal Reserve and Greece.

With the Fed Funds rate still sitting at 0, the central bank has had to get creative in order to find ways to try to stimulate the economy. How will the market react to 'Operation Twist'?

Stocks closed with modest gains today to end one of the worst weeks on the market in recent memory. Metals and mineral commodities get hammered as investors watch lawmakers.

As was the case yesterday, a late-hour rally in the session helped to propel stocks into positive territory for the second consecutive day. Volatility and choppy trading is still the trend.

Companies, like SaviCorp., which are able to make a significant contribution to emission reduction without adding extra cost to the consumer may be positioned to thrive.

Defensive sectors Consumer Staples and Utilities were the only areas showing modest gains today as the EU's sovereign debt crisis dragged down the overall market.

Stocks climbed for the third consecutive trading session as stronger retail sales and investors possibly bargain hunting in an oversold market helped to extend the streak of gains.

As the market enters the fourth quarter, investors may be relieved to know that the market historically performs quite well in Q4. But a year-end rally, if it happens, may be short-lived.

Stocks moved higher today on hopes that Europe may finally address its sovereign debt issues. Financials lead the way as the sector moved up by as much as 5 percent.

The lack of expected resolution to financial problems in the eurozone and weak manufacturing reports hurt oil service sector stocks in trading today. Halliburton was especially hard hit as overseas earnings failed to excite the investing community.

Comments from German leaders raised concerns that the Euro rescue efforts may not be moving fast enough. U.S. earnings came in mixed today, unable to prevent the sell-off.

Positive earnings from Google and encouraging signs in Europe helped Wall Street to cap off the week with gains. Investors look to major Q3 reports next week.

JPMorgan Chase led financial stocks lower today after the second-largest bank in the U.S. reported disappointing results in Q3. Late trading surges helped to minimize the market's decline.