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Sam Stovall of S&P Capital IQ shares a few rules of Wall Street that investors should know as they try to navigate through the increasingly volatile markets.

By now, most investors should know that the January Barometer is indicating that 2012 should be positive year for the market. But how can they capitalize on it?

Could the market have bottomed in early October? If so, this "baby bear" market could create opportunities for a bullish bounce. S&P's Sam Stovall shares what this means for investors.

Three years ago, the S&P 500 bottomed from the financial crisis and recession. Sam Stovall discusses how far the market has come since, and whether stocks are in a new bear market.

Consumer Discretionary stocks, particularly retailers, have seen some nice gains over the past quarter, but is it too late for investors to get in on the holiday season?

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After enjoying a nice January run, stocks have sagged noticeably in February. Is the dip just a matter of profit taking or should investors brace for more uncertainty?

Wall Street estimates have set the bar pretty low for fourth quarter earnings, but should investors expect surprises as companies continue to release their results?

With the stock market showing some signs of strength in January, investors may want to look for discounted opportunities despite the ongoing uncertainty in Europe.

Many investors know that November marks the start of the Best Six Months in the stock market, but what what they might not know is how a cyclical rotation strategy makes it even better.

Does a strong and iconic company brand equate to better stock price performance? Sam Stovall discusses whether whether buying what you know is a good idea.

Netflix shares plunged on Tuesday after an earnings report after market close Monday sparked concerns about the company's growth in streaming subscribers.