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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.

Discount retailers have been making a comeback in 2011 but the most recent earnings reports and speculation indicate that there could be more progress yet.

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.

Yahoo! may not be the web darling that it once was, but it does own a large stake in one of the most promising tech companies in China. Jim Trippon is keeping a close eye on how this gem will play out.

The tech-sector had a wild ride today, reversing early morning losses following the acquisition of Netlogic by Broadcom. Suspicion of further semi-conductor M&A drove the sector higher on Monday.

Every component on the airline subsector was up for the day after the major carriers announced intentions to continue the capacity discipline in spite of strong demand.

Enthusiasm for the bitoech sector has been dwindling as investors avoid doubling up on volatility in the current market but Pfizer's latest rheumatoid arthritis may tempt the pro-risk buyer.

Industrial stocks are often hard hit in tough economic times, but the necessity of some of these companies paired with international ties that help drive growth mean that there are still buys to be found.

Tech stocks, whether they deserved to or not, began to make a comeback today alongside the latest economic data reports. Everyone from Apple to AMD began to bounce back on the news that the U.S. has thus far evaded a double dip.

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.

Retailers surpassed analyst expectation for September but many experts predict the growth will be short-lived. Consumer sentiment remains strained and jobs data is weak; two factors that could be reflected in holiday sales.

Hong Kong blue chips opened higher with a global rally caused by German and French efforts to ease Europe's credit concerns. Profit-taking cut into gains, but Hong Kong still ended sharply higher.

Small and mid-cap China stocks and Chinese property plays are two sectors headed in opposite directions, according to BOCOM International.

Market stays flat as investors prepare for earning surprises or disappointments. The U.S. Senate votes on President Obama's jobs bill as Occupy Wall Street continues protests.

Some stocks that have been long out of investor favor, including AOL and NFLX both gained ground on respective announcements today. Chip companies were higher across the board as technical levels inspired buying.

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Indian benchmark indices ended higher in response the balanced budget presented by the Finance Minister. Sensex was up 141.4 points or 0.5% at 29361.5, while Nifty was up 57.3 points or 0.6% at 8901.9. US stocks closed mixed, with stocks near recent highs, as concerns about oil prices and a worse-than-expected initial jobless claims figure weighed on investor sentiment. DJIA was down 81.7 points or -0.4% at 18132.7.

Industrial growth slowed to 1.7 per cent in December from 3.9 per cent in November, owing to low consumer durable goods and mining output, while CPI inflation rose to 5.11 per cent in January from 4.28 per cent in December. In the new base adjusted series, besides changes in the weight of items and groups, CSO now uses geometric mean for computing inflation from the arithmetic mean used in the previous series. The Reserve Bank of India has set a target of restricting inflation to eight per cent by January 2015 and six per cent in January 2016. Get Today's Trading suggestions here- http://commodityonlinetradingtips.blogspot.in/2015/02/stock-call-for-today-buy-ultratech.html

Here is a list of top fifteen stocks that are likely to be in focus today: Tata Motors Ltd: India's largest automobile company, posted its first loss in 25 quarters after a one-time charge of Rs 2,493 crore on account of Jaguar Land Rover vehicles damaged in the Tianjin Port explosion in August, foreign exchange revaluation and higher depreciation and amortisation expenses in the JLR business. Grasim Industries Ltd: The company which decided to merge with group company Aditya Birla Chemicals India LtdBSE -1.38 % earlier this year, plans to refinance the latter's Rs.1,200 crore loans and transfer them to its books once the merger is complete in the December quarter, said a media report. Coal India Ltd: State-run Coal IndiaBSE -1.58 % ( CILBSE -1.58 %) will invest Rs 6,000 crore to set up 1,000 MW of solar power generation capacity over the next five to six years, according to a senior company executive. Tata Steel Ltd: Forced to go for more restructuring of its UK business due to a "challenging marketplace", Tata SteelBSE -0.55 % will sell its Long Products Europe business by the end of the current financial year.