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The combination between the Fed announcement, meant to help the economy, and the Moody's downgrade pulled financial stocks, especially the major banks, lower for the day. Bank of America and Morgan Stanley were among the biggest losers with MS hitting a new 52-week low.

Wall Street is on pace to end the worst quarter since the peak of the financial crisis, with stocks and oil down over 10 percent over the last three months.

The combination of current market attitudes and the history of success in the surrounding area of the project has the potential to help boost Samaranta.

Bulls have their backs to the Wall and need some big buying to prevent downside breakout of a two-month trading range and potential rout.

Crude oil reached its lowest levels in over a year in early morning trading but you would never know it from observing the late day rally from oil and gas stocks. Shares climbed on reports of more hope in the Greek debt dispute.

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...

Big buying opportunity shaping up. Drop below DJIA 10,000 possible. Prepare for it.

Despite disappointing jobs growth, bulls are buying the notion that the Federal Reserve is preparing to step in for another round of stimulus, extending gains the market.

Today's stock market action may determine whether August's "bottoming pattern" can hold or yield to another downleg, possibly below DJIA 10,000.

Airline stocks have been losing ground throughout 2011 but many appear to be striking a balance in terms of compensating for the higher overhead caused by a rise in jet fuel prices.

Oil-producing Russia should take advantage of high commodity prices to restructure its economy, the International Monetary Fund's executive board said Wednesday in its annual country survey.

European debt crisis plus the possibility of a U.S. recession are combining to produce a major buying opportunity at current levels, or a plunge below DJIA 10,000.

Flip flopping or staying nimble in a volatile market? Investors need to understand that there's no crystal ball when it comes to investments. Stay flexible to react to change.

Hong Kong ended slightly higher in thin, volatile trading as the downgrade of Italian debt was another blow for investor confidence.

The blue-chip Hang Seng Index plunged 300 points in the morning before a rally in Mainland markets helped erase most losses by mid-day. However selling pressure emerged in the afternoon.

Investors are pushing for a 5th consecutive day of gains despite another bump from the European Union, volatility from options expirations, and tech stocks like Netflix dragging.

Some of the latest published analysis of Merck indicates a yield of as much as 4.6 percent after three quarters of strong earnings. At its current low-price Merck is gaining appeal.

Phone companies were in the spotlight as companies from Apple to Motorola and Sprint seemed to have something to report on. Sales of the new Iphone 4S were also a matter of speculation as many expect the pre-order to serve as a reflection of Cook's capability as Apple's CEO.

Rally started Tuesday anticipates announcement from Europe of a solution to debt woes. A rally would accompany such news, but "buying the news" risky.

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.