Despite trading higher earlier in the session, stocks faded toward the close but still stayed positive for the day. The Nasdaq, however, closed in the red.
Despite the gloom from Europe, U.S. market indicators are actually suggesting bullish trends. Singular Research's Robert Maltbie believes the Santa Claus rally will be coming to town.
Despite popping earlier in the day on solid employment numbers, Wall Street faded to close flat. Still, the investors enjoyed one of the best weeks in recent years.
Despite a host of better-than-expected U.S. economic data, Wall Street is resting after a much-needed winning streak. Bulls are in control, but may be waiting for a dip.
Despite the S&P's announcement of potential downgrades of 15 of the 17 European Union nations, stocks edged higher for most of the day before losing steam to close.
Robert Maltbie of Singular Research shares his firm's best call of the week. Despite lowered projections, this company's book-to-bill ratio could be a sign of solid growth.
Traders are watching the political situation in Italy, where Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has pledged to step down, despite continuing to try to reclaim majority support.
Despite fading late in the trading day on disappointing economic news, stocks were still able to close out its best January since 1997, boding well for the rest of the year.
Stocks traded up today after a mid-day surge helped investors generate some gains. All sectors closed higher except Energy, which declined despite oil prices pushing $100 a barrel.
Retail giants Wal-Mart and Home Depot both released earnings reports, showing strong sales growth and promising numbers for the future despite an earnings miss by Wal-Mart.
Worry over the struggling Euro Zone economy and rising oil prices dragged Hong Kong down despite a modest gain on Mainland markets. Newly listed stocks performed poorly.
Despite mediocre earnings and uncertainty from Europe, valuations and technical indicators are bringing out the bulls on the market. Will the streak continue?