Wall Street may be indicating a coming lull in bullishness as defensive sectors traded higher today why their more cyclical counterparts experienced some profit taking.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 managed to close higher today, but the Nasdaq extended its recent losing streak. Earnings continue to be solid.
Was last year's broad sell-off of China stocks trading in the U.S. a necessary market correction of an unfounded panic? Or was the bearishness justified?
Prominent hedge fund manager and value investor Whitney Tilson said that Nokia, Research in Motion, and First Solar are all companies to short despite low prices.
Wall Street traded higher today, but Apple and Netflix led the lagging technology sector lower. The iPhone and iPad maker is slated to release its quarterly results today.
Wall Street continued higher to close out the week despite a report showing the economy grew only 2.2 percent in the first quarter, below economist expectations.
Stocks closed down today, ending the streak of gains the market posted to close out the previous week. Weaker economic data gave investors little to be excited about.
Using his F.A.S.T. Graphs™ fundamental analysis, Chuck Carnevale takes a look at a to examine this potentially fast-growing small cap transportation company.