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- Market Extra: The stock market is about to make history Barring a breathtaking plunge, the bull market in U.S. stocks on Aug. 22 will become the longest in history, and optimistic investors argue it has miles to go before it rests.
- So-called bond king Gross has been ‘wrong and wrong badly,’ his boss at Janus saysSo much for being the bond king. The quondam fixed-income guru—at least by the recent reckoning of his current employer—got less than a ringing endorsement from his boss, Janus Henderson CEO, Richard Weil, on Thursday.
- Scam robocallers are getting creative and stole nearly $1 billion last yearOver 1,500 robocalls were placed every second last month, but how do you know if they’re fake?
- Here’s exactly what you should be eating to lose weight Variety isn’t always beneficial, a review of 7 years of scientific literature finds.
- This is how the 1% shop for clothesYour annual paycheck is just a fraction of what these people pay for their wardrobe.
- Square stock hits record as Cash app reportedly passes Venmo in downloadsSquare Cash had 33.5 million total downloads as of July, whereas Venmo had 32.9 million, according to Instinet.
- There’s an EpiPen shortage — and parents fear for their allergic kidsParents say it’s already hard to find an EpiPen for their allergic child to take to school.
- What Nvidia’s graphics breakthrough means for the company’s stockSentiment is bullish on Nvidia’s stock, but any signs of slowing growth could lead to a big reversal.
- Market Extra: Strategists see 4 ways out of Turkey’s currency crisis As international investors continue to punish Turkey’s lira this week, Turkey has to consider its options carefully to stop this currency crisis in its tracks.
- Reddit co-founder — and Serena Williams spouse — Alexis Ohanian on frugal livingThe venture capitalist talks about managing wealth with his tennis-star wife Serena Williams.
Barring a breathtaking plunge, the bull market in U.S. stocks on Aug. 22 will become the longest in history, and optimistic investors argue it has miles to go before it rests.
So much for being the bond king. The quondam fixed-income guru—at least by the recent reckoning of his current employer—got less than a ringing endorsement from his boss, Janus Henderson CEO, Richard Weil, on Thursday.
Over 1,500 robocalls were placed every second last month, but how do you know if they’re fake?
Variety isn’t always beneficial, a review of 7 years of scientific literature finds.
Your annual paycheck is just a fraction of what these people pay for their wardrobe.
Square Cash had 33.5 million total downloads as of July, whereas Venmo had 32.9 million, according to Instinet.
Parents say it’s already hard to find an EpiPen for their allergic child to take to school.
Sentiment is bullish on Nvidia’s stock, but any signs of slowing growth could lead to a big reversal.
As international investors continue to punish Turkey’s lira this week, Turkey has to consider its options carefully to stop this currency crisis in its tracks.
The venture capitalist talks about managing wealth with his tennis-star wife Serena Williams.
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- Royal Bank of Scotland pays $4.9 billion for financial crisis-era misconduct: U.S. Justice DepartmentRoyal Bank of Scotland will pay $4.9 billion to settle U.S. claims that it misled investors on residential mortgage-backed securities between 2005 and 2008, the U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday, adding this was the largest penalty imposed on a bank for misconduct during the financial crisis.
- Wall St. gains as earnings beat; Turkish lira reboundsWall Street stocks advanced and the S&P 500 was on track for its best day in three weeks on Tuesday as a rebound in the Turkish lira eased contagion fears and a string of healthy earnings boosted investor optimism.
- Kroger to sell private label products in China through AlibabaKroger Co has partnered with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd to sell its private label products on the e-commerce giant's Tmall platform in China, making its first venture outside the United States.
- Tesla forms three-member panel to decide on any Musk proposalTesla Inc's board named a special committee of three directors on Tuesday to evaluate possibly taking the electric carmaker private, although it said it had yet to see a firm offer from the company's chief executive, Elon Musk.
- U.S. hedge funds bet on retail, tech in second-quarter as economy sizzledProminent hedge fund managers appeared to make big second-quarter bets that the U.S. economy would continue to expand despite increasing concerns about a broadening trade dispute between the U.S. and China, regulatory filings showed Tuesday.
- Tinder founders sue parent IAC, saying it owes them billionsA group of founders, executives and early employees of Tinder on Tuesday sued IAC/InterActiveCorp , claiming the parent company deliberately undervalued the dating app to avoid paying them billions of dollars and deprived some employees of stock options.
- A look at Tesla's nine-member boardTesla Inc's board has named a special committee of three directors to negotiate with Chief Executive Elon Musk on taking the electric car maker private, although it said it was yet to see a firm offer from him.
- Home Depot second-quarter sales bounce back, results top estimatesHome Depot Inc's profit and revenue topped estimates on Tuesday despite signs of a slowdown in the housing market, boosted by a rebound in demand for seasonal products and as shoppers spent more to remodel their homes.
- Global shares rebound as lira pulls out of nosediveWorld share markets rebounded on Tuesday as Turkey's lira pulled out of a recent nosedive and reassuring data from Germany helped offset the latest wobbles in China's giant economy.
- Uber names Matt Olsen as chief security officerUber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] named Matt Olsen as its chief security officer, the ride hailing company's Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi said in a tweet on Tuesday.
- Coca-Cola bets on Kobe sports drink in fight with GatoradeCoca-Cola Co is buying a minority stake in a sports drink brand backed by basketball star Kobe Bryant, it said on Tuesday, seeking to mount a stronger challenge to PepsiCo's Gatorade.
- German union to start pay talks for Ryanair cabin crew on WednesdayGerman union Verdi will meet Ryanair in Dublin on Wednesday to start pay talks for around 1,000 cabin crew working in Germany for Europe's largest low-cost airline, it said.
- IATA still pursing complaint against Honeywell after CFM dealThe International Air Transport Association (IATA) is pursuing its complaint against Honeywell to EU antitrust regulators, it said on Tuesday, even as the air transport group struck a deal over a similar grievance with engine maker CFM.
- Kate Spade sales drive strong Tapestry forecast, shares jumpThe publicity around the untimely death of designer Kate Spade drew shoppers back to the handbag brand this summer, driving a 31 percent jump in fourth-quarter sales for its new owner Tapestry Inc that sent shares up 12 percent on Tuesday.
- Amazon to open Colombia service center, employ 600 workersAmazon.com Inc on Tuesday said it will open its first customer service center in Colombia in October and employ 600 people. The center, intended to prevent and resolve problems, will serve customers worldwide in Spanish, English and Portuguese, the world's largest online retailer said in a statement.
- Investment firms explore buyout of Yum China: sourcesInvestment firms are exploring a buyout of Yum China Holdings Inc. in what could be one of Asia's biggest M&A deals this year, sources close to the situation told Reuters.
- Ford recalls 3,968 cars over clutch pressure plate issue: regulatorRussia's standards agency said on Tuesday it had been informed about the recall of 3,968 Ford cars sold between 2011 and 2016.
- South Korea to ban about 20,000 BMW vehicles after engine firesSouth Korea's transport ministry said on Tuesday it would ban some 20,000 BMW vehicles from the streets amid mounting public fears about engine fires.
- Dutch superyacht builders propelled by rising economic tideWith three lounges, three dining rooms, an open-air jacuzzi, a bar and six luxury cabins, the 50-metre "Aster" is one of Dutch shipyard Heesen's more modest superyachts.
- Tech still all the rage while bears prowl emerging markets: BAML surveyGlobal investors remain overwhelmingly bullish on U.S. and Chinese tech shares, while short positions on emerging equities are growing increasingly popular, Bank of America Merrill Lynch's latest monthly fund manager survey showed on Tuesday.
Royal Bank of Scotland will pay $4.9 billion to settle U.S. claims that it misled investors on residential mortgage-backed securities between 2005 and 2008, the U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday, adding this was the largest penalty imposed on a bank for misconduct during the financial crisis.
Wall Street stocks advanced and the S&P 500 was on track for its best day in three weeks on Tuesday as a rebound in the Turkish lira eased contagion fears and a string of healthy earnings boosted investor optimism.
Kroger Co has partnered with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd to sell its private label products on the e-commerce giant's Tmall platform in China, making its first venture outside the United States.
Tesla Inc's board named a special committee of three directors on Tuesday to evaluate possibly taking the electric carmaker private, although it said it had yet to see a firm offer from the company's chief executive, Elon Musk.
Prominent hedge fund managers appeared to make big second-quarter bets that the U.S. economy would continue to expand despite increasing concerns about a broadening trade dispute between the U.S. and China, regulatory filings showed Tuesday.
A group of founders, executives and early employees of Tinder on Tuesday sued IAC/InterActiveCorp , claiming the parent company deliberately undervalued the dating app to avoid paying them billions of dollars and deprived some employees of stock options.
Tesla Inc's board has named a special committee of three directors to negotiate with Chief Executive Elon Musk on taking the electric car maker private, although it said it was yet to see a firm offer from him.
Home Depot Inc's profit and revenue topped estimates on Tuesday despite signs of a slowdown in the housing market, boosted by a rebound in demand for seasonal products and as shoppers spent more to remodel their homes.
World share markets rebounded on Tuesday as Turkey's lira pulled out of a recent nosedive and reassuring data from Germany helped offset the latest wobbles in China's giant economy.
Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] named Matt Olsen as its chief security officer, the ride hailing company's Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi said in a tweet on Tuesday.
Coca-Cola Co is buying a minority stake in a sports drink brand backed by basketball star Kobe Bryant, it said on Tuesday, seeking to mount a stronger challenge to PepsiCo's Gatorade.
German union Verdi will meet Ryanair in Dublin on Wednesday to start pay talks for around 1,000 cabin crew working in Germany for Europe's largest low-cost airline, it said.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is pursuing its complaint against Honeywell to EU antitrust regulators, it said on Tuesday, even as the air transport group struck a deal over a similar grievance with engine maker CFM.
The publicity around the untimely death of designer Kate Spade drew shoppers back to the handbag brand this summer, driving a 31 percent jump in fourth-quarter sales for its new owner Tapestry Inc that sent shares up 12 percent on Tuesday.
Amazon.com Inc on Tuesday said it will open its first customer service center in Colombia in October and employ 600 people. The center, intended to prevent and resolve problems, will serve customers worldwide in Spanish, English and Portuguese, the world's largest online retailer said in a statement.
Investment firms are exploring a buyout of Yum China Holdings Inc. in what could be one of Asia's biggest M&A deals this year, sources close to the situation told Reuters.
Russia's standards agency said on Tuesday it had been informed about the recall of 3,968 Ford cars sold between 2011 and 2016.
South Korea's transport ministry said on Tuesday it would ban some 20,000 BMW vehicles from the streets amid mounting public fears about engine fires.
With three lounges, three dining rooms, an open-air jacuzzi, a bar and six luxury cabins, the 50-metre "Aster" is one of Dutch shipyard Heesen's more modest superyachts.
Global investors remain overwhelmingly bullish on U.S. and Chinese tech shares, while short positions on emerging equities are growing increasingly popular, Bank of America Merrill Lynch's latest monthly fund manager survey showed on Tuesday.
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- Uber Drivers Take Riders the Long Way---at Uber's ExpenseMany Uber drivers are taking unnecessarily long routes to drive up fares. But unlike with traditional taxis, it is the ride-hailing companies that are responsible for covering the bigger bill.
- Musk Met With Saudi Fund About Taking Tesla PrivateElon Musk said Saudi Arabia’s sovereign-wealth fund has approached him several times over nearly two years about providing financial support to take Tesla private, as the CEO sought to explain his claim to have funding for a possible deal.
- Icahn Backs Down on Cigna-Express Scripts DealCarl Icahn no longer plans to solicit votes from Cigna shareholders against the health-insurer’s $54 billion deal to buy Express Scripts after two proxy-advisory firms recommended shareholders support the deal.
- Bayer Shares Plunge After Monsanto Weed Killer RulingShares in Bayer dropped 10% after recently acquired Monsanto was ordered to pay $289.2 million in a landmark lawsuit over whether exposure to two of its weed killers caused cancer.
- Netflix CFO to Step DownNetflix said Chief Financial Officer David Wells plans to step down as soon as the company picks a successor.
- Sinking Turkish Lira, Indian Rupee Fuel Fears of ContagionSharp declines in the Turkish lira, Indian rupee and other currencies have raised the prospect of a self-reinforcing flight from riskier emerging markets.
- Turkey to Boycott U.S. Electronics in Retaliation Against SanctionsThe boycott is part of a wider campaign that has spread from advertising to beauty parlors.
- Rupee Drops as Lira Turmoil Sends Investors Rushing for the ExitsThe collapse of the Turkish lira rippled to India, where the rupee fell to an all-time low against the dollar, as investors sold emerging-market currencies.
- Household Borrowing Reaches Record $13.3 TrillionGradually rising interest rates have yet to dent Americans’ appetite for borrowing, with the total stock of new debt climbing to $13.3 trillion in the second quarter.
- France to Ban Cellphones in Schools to Tackle AddictionA French law is set to bar cellphone use by primary and middle school students, an effort to cut down on distractions in class and encourage play or reading during recess.
- Wrangler Owner VF Plans to Spin Off Jeans BusinessVF Corp., owner of Lee and Wrangler jeans, plans to spin off its denim business in a bid to sharpen its focus on faster-growing outerwear and activewear brands.
- India Looks to Curb U.S. Tech GiantsIndian policy makers are looking for ways to tamp down American tech behemoths, a shift that could crimp growth potential in one of the biggest remaining open markets for expansion.
- German Economy Accelerates in Second QuarterGermany’s economic growth accelerated in the second quarter driven by solid domestic demand, but economists said global trade tensions and a currency crisis in Turkey are clouding the outlook for businesses.
- U.S. Budget Gap WidensThe U.S. government’s budget deficit widened 21% in the first ten months of the fiscal year when compared with the same period a year earlier—as spending jumped.
- Tech Giants Pledge to Ease Patient, Provider Access to Health DataMajor tech companies committed to removing technological barriers that have hindered patient and provider access to health-care data online.
- Companies Needing Skilled Workers Look to High SchoolsCVS, Tesla and others help educators create skills-based programs—and future job candidates.
- Foxconn Posts Unexpected Drop in ProfitFoxconn Technology posted a worse-than-expected drop in second-quarter profit, even after its biggest customer Apple said recent demand for iPhones remained resilient.
- China Pulls Plug on Tencent Videogame Days After LaunchChinese regulators have blocked sales of a Tencent videogame where players hunted fearsome creatures, the company said, in the latest setback to its PC games business.
Many Uber drivers are taking unnecessarily long routes to drive up fares. But unlike with traditional taxis, it is the ride-hailing companies that are responsible for covering the bigger bill.
Elon Musk said Saudi Arabia’s sovereign-wealth fund has approached him several times over nearly two years about providing financial support to take Tesla private, as the CEO sought to explain his claim to have funding for a possible deal.
Carl Icahn no longer plans to solicit votes from Cigna shareholders against the health-insurer’s $54 billion deal to buy Express Scripts after two proxy-advisory firms recommended shareholders support the deal.
Shares in Bayer dropped 10% after recently acquired Monsanto was ordered to pay $289.2 million in a landmark lawsuit over whether exposure to two of its weed killers caused cancer.
Netflix said Chief Financial Officer David Wells plans to step down as soon as the company picks a successor.
Sharp declines in the Turkish lira, Indian rupee and other currencies have raised the prospect of a self-reinforcing flight from riskier emerging markets.
The boycott is part of a wider campaign that has spread from advertising to beauty parlors.
The collapse of the Turkish lira rippled to India, where the rupee fell to an all-time low against the dollar, as investors sold emerging-market currencies.
Gradually rising interest rates have yet to dent Americans’ appetite for borrowing, with the total stock of new debt climbing to $13.3 trillion in the second quarter.
A French law is set to bar cellphone use by primary and middle school students, an effort to cut down on distractions in class and encourage play or reading during recess.
VF Corp., owner of Lee and Wrangler jeans, plans to spin off its denim business in a bid to sharpen its focus on faster-growing outerwear and activewear brands.
Indian policy makers are looking for ways to tamp down American tech behemoths, a shift that could crimp growth potential in one of the biggest remaining open markets for expansion.
Germany’s economic growth accelerated in the second quarter driven by solid domestic demand, but economists said global trade tensions and a currency crisis in Turkey are clouding the outlook for businesses.
The U.S. government’s budget deficit widened 21% in the first ten months of the fiscal year when compared with the same period a year earlier—as spending jumped.
Major tech companies committed to removing technological barriers that have hindered patient and provider access to health-care data online.
CVS, Tesla and others help educators create skills-based programs—and future job candidates.
Foxconn Technology posted a worse-than-expected drop in second-quarter profit, even after its biggest customer Apple said recent demand for iPhones remained resilient.
Chinese regulators have blocked sales of a Tencent videogame where players hunted fearsome creatures, the company said, in the latest setback to its PC games business.
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- Key Indexes Thrive Despite China Sell-Off; Google Stock Alphabet Creates A New Buy PointGoogle stock Alphabet set up a new buy point. Tech, retail, health care and banking stocks gave the major indexes nice gains in afternoon trading. Chinese ADRs fell.
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- Small Caps Lead U.S. Stock Indexes; Turkey Fears FadeBig U.S. banks have minimal exposure to Turkey. Goldman Sachs reported its exposure as $2.53 billion. Bank of New York Mellon pegs its stake at $0.634 billion.
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- Small-Cap Stocks Lead, But This Country's Shares Fall — And It's Not TurkeySmall-cap stocks led the market higher at midday Tuesday, but a number of Chinese stocks came under assault.
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- Stocks Trim Gains; This Top Stock Nears Entry On New Graphics ChipThe stock market showed mixed action early Tuesday. Top stock Nvidia advanced on its new graphics chip.
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- Stocks Bounce As Advance Auto, Amazon Rise; Home Depot SlipsEarnings news drove Home Depot and Advance Auto in early trade, as Amazon surged, China stocks took hard hits and the market looked to snap out of its two-day pullback.
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- Stock Market Today: Track Market Trends And The Best Stocks To WatchCheck the Stock Market Today column to spot changes in market trend and track the best stocks to buy and watch.
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- Dow Jones Futures: Why This Stock Breakout Is Special; Tesla Rival Files For IPOStock futures: Nanometrics broke out in strong volume without any news. Meanwhile, Chinese luxury-car maker Nio filed for a U.S. IPO as Elon Musk explained his "go-private" Tesla plans.
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- Stock Indexes Close Lower As Only This Sector Makes Some GainsAfter gapping lower Friday, the major indexes remained pressured on Monday. The Nasdaq composite, S&P 500 and Dow Jones industrial average undercut Friday's lows.
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- Apple Hits New High, Helps Nasdaq; These 2 Top Stocks Break OutApple is now extended from a new breakout point, while a few other tech stocks showed strength. Chip gear play Nanometrics broke out.
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- Indexes Down, But SendGrid Breaks Out; Netflix Holds Up Despite CFO NewsNetflix stock was resilient in afternoon trading Monday despite some unsettling news, while major stock indexes backed off highs.
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- Stock Market Gives Back Gains, But This Health Play Is HotInsurance administrator Health Insurance Innovations rose in above-average volume. The stock hit a new high for the third consecutive session.
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- Stock Indexes Squarely Higher, As This Top Stock Approaches Buy PointThe major indexes were modestly higher Monday. Top stock Nvidia neared a buy point, while Amazon.com hit a new high.
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- Stocks Open Higher As Tesla, Nielsen, Amazon Take Early GainsTesla, Intel and Amazon were early leaders Monday as stocks opened to narrow gains, despite global weakness linked to Turkey's currency crisis.
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- Dow Jones Futures: Turkey's Lira, Tesla In Focus; Watch These 3 Top Stocks Near Buy PointsStock futures fell modestly. Nvidia, Macy's and Baozun are near buy points with earnings due. Tesla remains in focus after CEO Elon Musk claimed to have "funding secured" for a go-private bid. Turkey's lira fell again.
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- Small Cap Stocks Resilient As Intel, Caterpillar, Goldman Weigh On DowSmall cap stocks held up well Friday. But the rest of the stock market withered, weighed down by the Turkey crisis and a sell-off in shares of Intel.
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- Apple, Indexes Fall On Turkey Fear; These 6 Stocks Hit Sell SignalsApple will likely finish down for the week, but the slight decline compared with huge gains the prior week mark the action of a true market leader. Other stocks triggered sell signals.
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- Why Today's Drop In Stock Indexes Has A Bullish AspectThe stock indexes gapped down Friday in a decline that broke with the pattern of mild price moves over the past couple of weeks.
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- U.S. Indexes Trim Losses On Turkey Jitters As This Group Sinks FastIndividual investors in the United States might wonder why they should care about Turkey's financial problems. Bank exposure is the reason world stock markets reacted.
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- Dow Slides Over 200 Points; Top Stock Breaks Out Past Rare EntryStocks were heavily lower amid geopolitical tensions centered on Turkey. IBD 50 stock Planet Fitness is breaking out past a rare entry.
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- Stocks Slide As Trump Targets Turkey, Goldman Downgrades IntelEarnings news sent Trade Desk and Universal Display to strong early gains Friday, while weakness in chip stocks threatened to snap the Nasdaq's eight-day rally.
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- Dow Jones Futures Fall On Turkey, Intel; Tesla Volatile, These 2 IBD 50 Stocks RallyDow Jones futures fell on Turkey contagion fears and Intel. Tesla rose and fell on a report that its board will meet bankers next week. IBD 50 stocks Trade Desk and Planet Fitness soared on earnings. Recent IPO Dropbox plunged on weak sales.
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- Nasdaq Composite Extends Win Streak As This Index Escapes Late SlideThe Nasdaq composite eked out a small gain and small caps led the stock market Thursday, even after sellers swarmed in the closing moments.
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- Roku Stock Blasts Off On Earnings; Nasdaq Closes In On All-Time HighRoku stock was a top gainer on Wall Street Thursday as the Nasdaq drew closer to an all-time high. Roku was one of several stocks that gapped up on earnings.
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- Apple And Roku Lead Nasdaq Charge; These 4 Sectors Lead The Stock MarketApple posted a new high, adding to the overall bullish picture by the Nasdaq composite. Telecom, software and consumer-oriented sectors also rose in stocks today.
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- Small Caps, Nasdaq Lead Stock Market; MercadoLibre LeapsAmong highly rated stocks, online retailer Amazon.com, and upscale apparel firms Michael Kors and Canada Goose advanced.
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- Stocks Near Record Highs; This Hot IPO Stock Breaks Out On EPS BeatThe stock market was broadly higher Thursday, as the major indexes neared their record highs. IPO stock Roku broke out past a buy point.
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- Stocks Open Flat: Monster Leads, Booking Holdings Lags On NasdaqYelp and Norwegian Cruise Lines were early advancers on Thursday, as chips stocks dived on downgrades and Booking Holdings weighed heavy on early trade.
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- Dow Futures: Roku Soars To Buy Zone; This Breakout Stands Out Vs. Apple, Alphabet, TeslaRoku soared into a buy zone early Thursday, trying to join Apple, Alphabet, Paycom and other top stocks breaking out on earnings. But Bandwidth's Wednesday breakout was different.
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- Stock Market Closes Little Changed, But This Sector Takes A BeatingThe stock market closed flat Wednesday, but the Nasdaq composite eked out a gain to extend its win streak to seven sessions.
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- Google Owner Defies Stock Market Blues As This Internet Stock Goes En FuegoMajor equity indexes took a break on Wednesday, but the stock market bulls continued to pile into top-rated internet content stocks.
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- Stock Market Stays Calm, But Win Streak Could Be In JeopardyIn the safety security group, Axon Enterprise, formerly known as Taser International, plunged 13%.
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- Stocks Fall As Trade War Heats Up; This Top Growth Stock Breaks OutThe stock market was mildly lower early Wednesday, as China retaliated with new tariffs on U.S. goods. Michael Kors is breaking out today.
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- Stocks Dip On Trade War Chatter; CVS Health Backstops S&P 500Strong post-earnings moves from CVS Health and Albemarle failed to keep Wednesday's open positive, as tariff retaliation from China pressured early trade.
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- Dow Jones Futures: Tesla Falls Below Buy Point As These Top Stocks MoveTesla fell back below a buy point after surging Tuesday on Elon Musk's go-private tweet. Snap stock whipsawed as users fell, following weakness in Facebook and Twitter. Match Group, Shutterfly, Applied Optoelectronics were big winners early.
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- Stock Market Closes Higher As Tesla Adds Drama In Final HoursThe stock market closed higher Tuesday, as big news on Tesla gave some suspense in the afternoon. A few tech, energy and internet retail stocks broke out. Weight Watchers plunged.
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- Blue Chips Lead, As Nasdaq Aims For Sixth Gain In A RowBreakouts picked up Tuesday as IBD's pattern-recognition technology spotted 22 breakouts.
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- 11 Blue Chips Drive Dow Jones Higher; How Apple Can Hit $1.25 Trillion In Market CapApple is easing after reaching the $1 trillion market-value milestone, yet remains a stock market leader and industry innovator. Tech stocks in software, hardware broke out.
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- Caterpillar Stock Powers Dow Higher; Nasdaq, S&P 500 Flirt With HighsCaterpillar stock powered the Dow Jones industrial average to a 0.6% gain near midday Tuesday while the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 drew closer to all-time highs.
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- Stocks Gain As Record Highs Loom; Top Growth Stock Breaks OutThe Nasdaq looked to extend its win streak to six trading sessions Monday. Retailer Etsy soared to new highs and a potential breakout.
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- Dow Jones Leads Stocks Higher As Disney Jumps, Global Markets RallyChina launched a rally across global markets Tuesday, with Etsy, Twilio and Illumina posting early leads in the U.S., as Disney prepared for its report after the close.
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- Dow Jones Futures: Etsy Breaks Out, Leading 6 Top Stocks Moving On EarningsAfter hours: Etsy earnings missed, but the internet retailer's stock signaled a breakout. Weight Watchers, Twilio, Ligand, Turtle Beach and Five9 were other top stocks moving on earnings.
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- Stock Indexes Build Cushion Over 50-Day Line; Nasdaq Win Streak At 5U.S. stock indexes padded their cushions above the 50-day line Monday, even if the day's leadership was mostly from laggard groups.
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- Nasdaq Spearheads Stock Market Gains; This FAANG Stock Rises Out Of Buy ZoneThe Nasdaq led gains in stocks today, and Apple reached a new all-time high. The stock is extended past a pair of recent new buy points.
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- Indexes Gather Steam As PepsiCo Stock Climbs Past A Buy PointThe Nasdaq was on track for a fifth straight advance Monday afternoon thanks to strength in some techs and in its newest big member, PepsiCo.
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- Berkshire Stock Gaps Up On Earnings; Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Edge HigherBerkshire stock gapped up Monday on earnings, while shares of Intel and IBM weighed on the Dow. Strength in Facebook stock lifted the Nasdaq to a modest gain.
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- Stocks Mixed As This IPO Stock Jumps On Upgrade, Price-Target HikeThe stock market was quietly mixed early Monday. The Dow lagged on Intel's downgrade. Square jumped 3% on an upgrade.
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- Stocks Slip As Intel Downgrade Crimps Dow, Qualcomm UpgradedStock futures opened in the red Monday, as chip stocks were active on analyst actions and Bluebird Bio surged on a development deal.
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- Dow Jones Futures: Apple's Breakout And 23 Reasons To Watch The Market CloselyStock futures: Apple and several other top stocks broke out with big moves last week on earnings. Several top stocks near buy points are on tap. Investors need to be ready.
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- Apple Rises Nearly 9% For Week As This Consumer Sector Leads Bullish Run In Stock MarketThe bulls relished big gains by Apple, which rose 9% for the week on strong quarterly results. It helped guide the Nasdaq composite to a weekly gain of 0.9%
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- Stock Indexes Mixed In Muted Reaction To Jobs ReportThe market was subdued Friday after the Labor Department reported an increase of 157,000 jobs in the U.S. economy in June.
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- Stocks Shrug Off Payroll Miss, China Threats; An Old Leader SoarsA few aggressive stocks broke out, according to MarketSmith's pattern recognition technology.
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- Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq Narrowly Mixed; Medifast, Nu Skin SoarMedifast stock was the big winner on Wall Street Friday as major stock indexes were narrowly mixed. Nu Skin, tracked in the same industry group as Medifast, also soared.
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- Stocks Cling To Small Gains On Jobs Report; Nvidia Faces ResistanceThe stock market was slightly higher after disappointing jobs gains. IBD 50 stock Nvidia faced a test of resistance at its 50-day line.
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- Stocks Turn Mixed On Payrolls Data, China Tariffs; Wingstop Breaks OutNetworking stocks, diet plan leader Medifast and video-game maker Take-Two Interactive staked early leads Friday, bolstering stocks after weak July payrolls data.
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- Apple, Tesla Are Soaring, But Be Wary: Dow Jones FuturesApple surged to a $1 trillion market cap Thursday, but shares are extended. Tesla stock soared, but is well off a buy point. Focus on top stocks in a buy zone or setting up.
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- Apple Lifts Nasdaq Higher With Trillion-Dollar Milestone; 5 New IPOs ShineAs Apple made new highs and broke the $1 trillion market-cap barrier Thursday , several new IPOs showed equally bullish moves up. The Nasdaq led the way, up 1.2%.
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- Nasdaq Composite Leads Market As These Stocks Hit Buy PointsThe Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 expanded gains in afternoon trading after both indexes reversed higher and offered bullish signals.
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- Stock Market Recovers; Apple, Sturm Ruger Race AheadBackground checks, a rough gauge of firearms sales, rose on a year-ago basis in each of the five months from February through June. July numbers are not yet available.
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- Dow Jones Falls On Trade War Fears; Tesla Stock Buoys NasdaqThe Dow lagged near midday Thursday, falling 0.4%, as escalating trade war fears with China fueled selling in blue chip stocks. Tech stocks outperformed.
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- Nasdaq Turns Positive As This Top Stock Rebounds From SupportStocks opened squarely lower early Thursday on new trade-war fears, but quickly trimmed those losses. Tesla and Square rose on earnings.
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- Stocks Slide As Trade War Rattles Global Markets; Tesla, Fortinet SpikeAnother uptick in U.S. trade war threats unnerved global markets Thursday, sending U.S. stocks to a weak open. Tesla and Fortinet posted strong early moves after their quarterly reports.
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- Dow Jones Futures Fall On China Trade War Threat; Tesla Leads Big Earnings MoversStock futures fell on U.S.-China trade war fears: Tesla stock soared on cash levels and profitability plans, Wynn Resorts and Exact Sciences also moved on earnings.
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- Stocks Mixed As Fed Changes Nothing; Apple ShinesReaction to the Federal Reserve was subdued, but the Street had already marked the Fed meeting as a nonevent.
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- Nasdaq Holds Gains As Technology Sector Leads A Market Still Testing This Key AreaThe Nasdaq was up 0.3% and trading above the 50-day moving average, which has become an important guidepost for the market's short-term direction. In a negative for the Nasdaq, it dropped below the June highs starting with last Thursday's sell-off.
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- Apple, Paycom Surge, But Dow Jones Wilts; This Key Sector SinksCasino gaming stocks fell hard Wednesday amid the crush of second-quarter results. Apple and Paycom Software, however, broke out.
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- Apple Stock Fuels Modest Tech Rally As Fed Statement Looms LargeStrength in Apple stock fueled a modest gain for the Nasdaq composite near midday Wednesday after the index found support at the 50-day moving average Tuesday.
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- Tech Stocks Lead As Apple Hits New Buy Point On Earnings BeatThe major indexes were higher with the tech-heavy Nasdaq leading the way, boosted by Apple's earnings beat.
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- Stocks Inch Up On Apple, July Jobs Surprise: Google Eyes China EntryStocks rolled narrowly higher Wednesday as Apple drove tech stocks, Paycom nailed a breakout, while fresh trade war threats and a pending Fed vote kept investor optimism in check.
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- Apple Hits Buy Zone, Eyes $1 Trillion; Trump Mulls Higher China Tariffs: Dow Jones FuturesApple jumped to a buy zone and neared a $1 trillion market cap on strong earnings. IBD 50's Paycom stock broke out on earnings. Stock futures faded as Trump mulls a higher tariff on a planned $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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- Stock Market Up, As Street Awaits Fed's WordWhile the bulls welcomed the day's positive tilt, the Nasdaq patched over only about a sixth of the three-day dent.
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- Small Caps, Dow Stocks Lead Market Gains; Why Apple Is Poised For A Big MoveStocks rallied broadly. Small caps and industrial stocks led. Apple, leading the S&P 500 in year-to-date gains, reports fiscal Q3 results after the close Tuesday.
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- Stock Indexes Hold At Key Levels As This Dow Component Hits Buy PointStock indexes extended gains in afternoon trading Tuesday as the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 held at critical support levels.
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- Illumina Soars On Earnings As Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Hold Solid GainsA stock market rally Tuesday was fueled by another round of strong earnings reports, plus news that trade talks with China could restart soon.
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- Stocks Pare Early Gains; Apple Earnings On TapThe stock market opened solidly higher after a report that the U.S. and China were trying to restart trade talks, but pared gains. Meanwhile, Apple, Baidu and Paycom headline earnings.
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- Stocks Turn Higher, Boosted By KLA-Tencor, U.S.-China Trade TalksApple and the Fed hung over July's final trading session on Tuesday, as Illumina and KLA-Tencor hinted at early strength among tech stocks.
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- Apple Earnings Due With Stock Market Leaders In Tatters: Dow Jones FuturesApple earnings are due Tuesday, with its stock not far from a buy. The key stock indexes are still not far from highs, but top stocks are reeling, including several software firms on tap.
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- Stocks Lose Again, As Nasdaq Sinks To 50-Day LineThe Nasdaq closed below its 50-day moving average during the Monday sell-off. The S&P 500 has a small cushion above the 50-day line, but is testing previous resistance at the 2,800 price level.
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- Netflix And This Sector Lead Sell-Off As These 8 Growth Stocks Trigger Sell SignalThe Nasdaq led the downside and the software sector got hammered. Numerous companies in the sector triggered key sell signals. But some got support near the 50-day line.
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- Nasdaq, S&P 500 Face This Key Test As Stock Market Extends LossesThe Nasdaq composite led the stock market lower Monday afternoon, sinking to its 50-day moving average. The index now faces an important test of support.
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- FANG Stocks Facebook, Netflix Pressured; Apple Tests Support Ahead Of EarningsFANG stocks Netflix and Facebook were down sharply near midday Monday, while Caterpillar faded a strong premarket gain despite a solid earnings report.
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- Tech Stocks Sell Off With This Top Chinese Stock Breaking SupportThe stock market was mixed early Monday with the tech-heavy Nasdaq falling about 0.8%. Top Chinese stock Baozun is breaking down.
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- Stocks Mixed At Open: Caterpillar Climbs; KBR, Avalon Holdings SoarCaterpillar and Chevron seized early leads among blue chips, KBR gapped up on its Q2 results, but China tech names and global markets remained under pressure early Monday.
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- Dow Jones Futures: Stock Indexes Are Near Record Highs, But This Is MissingStock futures: The key indexes are near highs, but many top stocks are struggling. With Facebook and Netflix defanged, can Apple stock or the software, retail or energy sectors lead?
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- Techs Slam Nasdaq Again, Intel Thumped But This Dow Jones Stock Breaks OutIntel, the biggest U.S. chipmaking company, dropped sharply and helped push the major indexes lower. Techs fell across the board. Apple sank 2%.
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- Major Stock Indexes Remain Lower As This Once-Leading Industry Suffers Another BlowThe major indexes deepened their losses Friday afternoon in a broad decline that tested some of the market's top sectors.
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- Amazon Stock Fades As Small Caps Tumble; Intel, Twitter ThrashedAmazon stock faded a 4% intraday gain Friday, and the Nasdaq composite turned lower, as the stock market had plenty of good — and not so good — earnings reports to ponder.
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- Stock Market Reverses LowerTwo oil stocks and major chipmaker Intel weighed on the Dow Jones industrial average.
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- Stocks Rise: Amazon, Expedia Hoist Nasdaq; Intel, Exxon Drag On DowStocks opened higher Friday as Intel, Exxon and Twitter dived, Amazon and Expedia soared, and investors digested a mixed Q2 GDP report.
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- Stock Market Futures Rally; Amazon, Chipotle, Twitter Headline Big Movers On EarningsStock market futures rose amid a slew of earnings reports: Amazon, Intel, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Twitter, Atlassian, Proofpoint were among notable stock movers.
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- Nasdaq Pounded But Apple Firm, Blue Chips Strong; These 3 Growth Stocks Hit Sell SignalsFacebook suffered its worst single-session loss in years and gave back all of its gains from a May 31 breakout point, a key sell signal. Abiomed and Biogen also sold off.
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- Facebook Hammers Nasdaq, But Dow Jones Leads Stock Market, Moves Above Key AreaThe Nasdaq composite remained down sharply as plummeting Facebook shares weighed on the index, but the Dow Jones industrial average led the stock market.
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- Facebook Stock Slammed; IPOs Pinduoduo, Tenable Soar In DebutsFacebook stock dominated the headlines in the stock market Thursday, but the Dow Jones was a pillar of strength as Walt Disney, Travelers, Caterpillar and 3M outperformed.
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- Nasdaq Tumbles, But Blue Chip Dow RisesCore capital goods, which market watchers see as a proxy for business spending, rose 0.6% vs. views for a 0.5% gain.
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- Stocks Mixed As Facebook, Chip Stocks, Trade Truce Divide MarketStocks were sharply divided at Thursday's open, as investors processed earnings from Facebook, Xilinx, Ford and others, and global markets responded to a U.S.-EU trade cease-fire.
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- Tech Stock Futures Signal Fierce Losses As Facebook, Biogen TumbleTech futures sold off Thursday morning as Facebook and Biogen crashed. PayPal retreated too. But chipmakers Qualcomm and AMD rallied on news.
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- Stock Market Rallies Late On Trade Deal, But This Index Lags NoticeablyThe stock market closed higher Wednesday, as the Nasdaq quickly picked itself up after a limp performance the prior session. Indexes rallied in the final half-hour on word that the European Union made trade concessions.
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- Apple Approaches New Buy Point; Grubhub Leads Growth Stocks HigherComputer and consumer-oriented stocks showed muscle and the Nasdaq led the upside Wednesday. Grubhub gapped up. Apple continued to work on a new base.
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- Boeing Stock Weighs On Dow, But iRobot, Grubhub Soar On EarningsBoeing stock weighed on the Dow Jones industrial average near midday Wednesday, while price action in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite was muted.
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- Stocks Quiet As Market Awaits Trump's Trade Talks With EUIn a tweet late Tuesday afternoon, Trump pushed a radical, free-trade angle. "I have an idea for them," Trump wrote. "Both the U.S. and the E.U. drop all Tariffs."
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Google stock Alphabet set up a new buy point. Tech, retail, health care and banking stocks gave the major indexes nice gains in afternoon trading. Chinese ADRs fell.
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Big U.S. banks have minimal exposure to Turkey. Goldman Sachs reported its exposure as $2.53 billion. Bank of New York Mellon pegs its stake at $0.634 billion.
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Small-cap stocks led the market higher at midday Tuesday, but a number of Chinese stocks came under assault.
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The stock market showed mixed action early Tuesday. Top stock Nvidia advanced on its new graphics chip.
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Earnings news drove Home Depot and Advance Auto in early trade, as Amazon surged, China stocks took hard hits and the market looked to snap out of its two-day pullback.
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Stock futures: Nanometrics broke out in strong volume without any news. Meanwhile, Chinese luxury-car maker Nio filed for a U.S. IPO as Elon Musk explained his "go-private" Tesla plans.
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After gapping lower Friday, the major indexes remained pressured on Monday. The Nasdaq composite, S&P 500 and Dow Jones industrial average undercut Friday's lows.
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Apple is now extended from a new breakout point, while a few other tech stocks showed strength. Chip gear play Nanometrics broke out.
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Netflix stock was resilient in afternoon trading Monday despite some unsettling news, while major stock indexes backed off highs.
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Insurance administrator Health Insurance Innovations rose in above-average volume. The stock hit a new high for the third consecutive session.
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The major indexes were modestly higher Monday. Top stock Nvidia neared a buy point, while Amazon.com hit a new high.
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Tesla, Intel and Amazon were early leaders Monday as stocks opened to narrow gains, despite global weakness linked to Turkey's currency crisis.
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Stock futures fell modestly. Nvidia, Macy's and Baozun are near buy points with earnings due. Tesla remains in focus after CEO Elon Musk claimed to have "funding secured" for a go-private bid. Turkey's lira fell again.
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Small cap stocks held up well Friday. But the rest of the stock market withered, weighed down by the Turkey crisis and a sell-off in shares of Intel.
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Apple will likely finish down for the week, but the slight decline compared with huge gains the prior week mark the action of a true market leader. Other stocks triggered sell signals.
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The stock indexes gapped down Friday in a decline that broke with the pattern of mild price moves over the past couple of weeks.
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Individual investors in the United States might wonder why they should care about Turkey's financial problems. Bank exposure is the reason world stock markets reacted.
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Stocks were heavily lower amid geopolitical tensions centered on Turkey. IBD 50 stock Planet Fitness is breaking out past a rare entry.
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Earnings news sent Trade Desk and Universal Display to strong early gains Friday, while weakness in chip stocks threatened to snap the Nasdaq's eight-day rally.
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Dow Jones futures fell on Turkey contagion fears and Intel. Tesla rose and fell on a report that its board will meet bankers next week. IBD 50 stocks Trade Desk and Planet Fitness soared on earnings. Recent IPO Dropbox plunged on weak sales.
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The Nasdaq composite eked out a small gain and small caps led the stock market Thursday, even after sellers swarmed in the closing moments.
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Roku stock was a top gainer on Wall Street Thursday as the Nasdaq drew closer to an all-time high. Roku was one of several stocks that gapped up on earnings.
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Apple posted a new high, adding to the overall bullish picture by the Nasdaq composite. Telecom, software and consumer-oriented sectors also rose in stocks today.
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Among highly rated stocks, online retailer Amazon.com, and upscale apparel firms Michael Kors and Canada Goose advanced.
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The stock market was broadly higher Thursday, as the major indexes neared their record highs. IPO stock Roku broke out past a buy point.
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Yelp and Norwegian Cruise Lines were early advancers on Thursday, as chips stocks dived on downgrades and Booking Holdings weighed heavy on early trade.
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Roku soared into a buy zone early Thursday, trying to join Apple, Alphabet, Paycom and other top stocks breaking out on earnings. But Bandwidth's Wednesday breakout was different.
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The stock market closed flat Wednesday, but the Nasdaq composite eked out a gain to extend its win streak to seven sessions.
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Major equity indexes took a break on Wednesday, but the stock market bulls continued to pile into top-rated internet content stocks.
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In the safety security group, Axon Enterprise, formerly known as Taser International, plunged 13%.
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The stock market was mildly lower early Wednesday, as China retaliated with new tariffs on U.S. goods. Michael Kors is breaking out today.
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Strong post-earnings moves from CVS Health and Albemarle failed to keep Wednesday's open positive, as tariff retaliation from China pressured early trade.
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Tesla fell back below a buy point after surging Tuesday on Elon Musk's go-private tweet. Snap stock whipsawed as users fell, following weakness in Facebook and Twitter. Match Group, Shutterfly, Applied Optoelectronics were big winners early.
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The stock market closed higher Tuesday, as big news on Tesla gave some suspense in the afternoon. A few tech, energy and internet retail stocks broke out. Weight Watchers plunged.
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Breakouts picked up Tuesday as IBD's pattern-recognition technology spotted 22 breakouts.
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Apple is easing after reaching the $1 trillion market-value milestone, yet remains a stock market leader and industry innovator. Tech stocks in software, hardware broke out.
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Caterpillar stock powered the Dow Jones industrial average to a 0.6% gain near midday Tuesday while the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 drew closer to all-time highs.
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The Nasdaq looked to extend its win streak to six trading sessions Monday. Retailer Etsy soared to new highs and a potential breakout.
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China launched a rally across global markets Tuesday, with Etsy, Twilio and Illumina posting early leads in the U.S., as Disney prepared for its report after the close.
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After hours: Etsy earnings missed, but the internet retailer's stock signaled a breakout. Weight Watchers, Twilio, Ligand, Turtle Beach and Five9 were other top stocks moving on earnings.
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U.S. stock indexes padded their cushions above the 50-day line Monday, even if the day's leadership was mostly from laggard groups.
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The Nasdaq led gains in stocks today, and Apple reached a new all-time high. The stock is extended past a pair of recent new buy points.
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The Nasdaq was on track for a fifth straight advance Monday afternoon thanks to strength in some techs and in its newest big member, PepsiCo.
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Berkshire stock gapped up Monday on earnings, while shares of Intel and IBM weighed on the Dow. Strength in Facebook stock lifted the Nasdaq to a modest gain.
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The stock market was quietly mixed early Monday. The Dow lagged on Intel's downgrade. Square jumped 3% on an upgrade.
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Stock futures opened in the red Monday, as chip stocks were active on analyst actions and Bluebird Bio surged on a development deal.
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Stock futures: Apple and several other top stocks broke out with big moves last week on earnings. Several top stocks near buy points are on tap. Investors need to be ready.
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The bulls relished big gains by Apple, which rose 9% for the week on strong quarterly results. It helped guide the Nasdaq composite to a weekly gain of 0.9%
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The market was subdued Friday after the Labor Department reported an increase of 157,000 jobs in the U.S. economy in June.
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A few aggressive stocks broke out, according to MarketSmith's pattern recognition technology.
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Medifast stock was the big winner on Wall Street Friday as major stock indexes were narrowly mixed. Nu Skin, tracked in the same industry group as Medifast, also soared.
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The stock market was slightly higher after disappointing jobs gains. IBD 50 stock Nvidia faced a test of resistance at its 50-day line.
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Networking stocks, diet plan leader Medifast and video-game maker Take-Two Interactive staked early leads Friday, bolstering stocks after weak July payrolls data.
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Apple surged to a $1 trillion market cap Thursday, but shares are extended. Tesla stock soared, but is well off a buy point. Focus on top stocks in a buy zone or setting up.
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As Apple made new highs and broke the $1 trillion market-cap barrier Thursday , several new IPOs showed equally bullish moves up. The Nasdaq led the way, up 1.2%.
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The Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 expanded gains in afternoon trading after both indexes reversed higher and offered bullish signals.
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The Dow lagged near midday Thursday, falling 0.4%, as escalating trade war fears with China fueled selling in blue chip stocks. Tech stocks outperformed.
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Stocks opened squarely lower early Thursday on new trade-war fears, but quickly trimmed those losses. Tesla and Square rose on earnings.
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Another uptick in U.S. trade war threats unnerved global markets Thursday, sending U.S. stocks to a weak open. Tesla and Fortinet posted strong early moves after their quarterly reports.
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Stock futures fell on U.S.-China trade war fears: Tesla stock soared on cash levels and profitability plans, Wynn Resorts and Exact Sciences also moved on earnings.
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Reaction to the Federal Reserve was subdued, but the Street had already marked the Fed meeting as a nonevent.
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The Nasdaq was up 0.3% and trading above the 50-day moving average, which has become an important guidepost for the market's short-term direction. In a negative for the Nasdaq, it dropped below the June highs starting with last Thursday's sell-off.
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Casino gaming stocks fell hard Wednesday amid the crush of second-quarter results. Apple and Paycom Software, however, broke out.
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Strength in Apple stock fueled a modest gain for the Nasdaq composite near midday Wednesday after the index found support at the 50-day moving average Tuesday.
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The major indexes were higher with the tech-heavy Nasdaq leading the way, boosted by Apple's earnings beat.
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Stocks rolled narrowly higher Wednesday as Apple drove tech stocks, Paycom nailed a breakout, while fresh trade war threats and a pending Fed vote kept investor optimism in check.
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Apple jumped to a buy zone and neared a $1 trillion market cap on strong earnings. IBD 50's Paycom stock broke out on earnings. Stock futures faded as Trump mulls a higher tariff on a planned $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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While the bulls welcomed the day's positive tilt, the Nasdaq patched over only about a sixth of the three-day dent.
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Stocks rallied broadly. Small caps and industrial stocks led. Apple, leading the S&P 500 in year-to-date gains, reports fiscal Q3 results after the close Tuesday.
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Stock indexes extended gains in afternoon trading Tuesday as the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 held at critical support levels.
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A stock market rally Tuesday was fueled by another round of strong earnings reports, plus news that trade talks with China could restart soon.
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The stock market opened solidly higher after a report that the U.S. and China were trying to restart trade talks, but pared gains. Meanwhile, Apple, Baidu and Paycom headline earnings.
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Apple and the Fed hung over July's final trading session on Tuesday, as Illumina and KLA-Tencor hinted at early strength among tech stocks.
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Apple earnings are due Tuesday, with its stock not far from a buy. The key stock indexes are still not far from highs, but top stocks are reeling, including several software firms on tap.
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The Nasdaq closed below its 50-day moving average during the Monday sell-off. The S&P 500 has a small cushion above the 50-day line, but is testing previous resistance at the 2,800 price level.
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The Nasdaq led the downside and the software sector got hammered. Numerous companies in the sector triggered key sell signals. But some got support near the 50-day line.
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The Nasdaq composite led the stock market lower Monday afternoon, sinking to its 50-day moving average. The index now faces an important test of support.
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FANG stocks Netflix and Facebook were down sharply near midday Monday, while Caterpillar faded a strong premarket gain despite a solid earnings report.
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The stock market was mixed early Monday with the tech-heavy Nasdaq falling about 0.8%. Top Chinese stock Baozun is breaking down.
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Caterpillar and Chevron seized early leads among blue chips, KBR gapped up on its Q2 results, but China tech names and global markets remained under pressure early Monday.
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Stock futures: The key indexes are near highs, but many top stocks are struggling. With Facebook and Netflix defanged, can Apple stock or the software, retail or energy sectors lead?
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Intel, the biggest U.S. chipmaking company, dropped sharply and helped push the major indexes lower. Techs fell across the board. Apple sank 2%.
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The major indexes deepened their losses Friday afternoon in a broad decline that tested some of the market's top sectors.
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Amazon stock faded a 4% intraday gain Friday, and the Nasdaq composite turned lower, as the stock market had plenty of good — and not so good — earnings reports to ponder.
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Two oil stocks and major chipmaker Intel weighed on the Dow Jones industrial average.
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Stocks opened higher Friday as Intel, Exxon and Twitter dived, Amazon and Expedia soared, and investors digested a mixed Q2 GDP report.
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Stock market futures rose amid a slew of earnings reports: Amazon, Intel, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Twitter, Atlassian, Proofpoint were among notable stock movers.
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Facebook suffered its worst single-session loss in years and gave back all of its gains from a May 31 breakout point, a key sell signal. Abiomed and Biogen also sold off.
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The Nasdaq composite remained down sharply as plummeting Facebook shares weighed on the index, but the Dow Jones industrial average led the stock market.
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Facebook stock dominated the headlines in the stock market Thursday, but the Dow Jones was a pillar of strength as Walt Disney, Travelers, Caterpillar and 3M outperformed.
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Core capital goods, which market watchers see as a proxy for business spending, rose 0.6% vs. views for a 0.5% gain.
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Stocks were sharply divided at Thursday's open, as investors processed earnings from Facebook, Xilinx, Ford and others, and global markets responded to a U.S.-EU trade cease-fire.
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Tech futures sold off Thursday morning as Facebook and Biogen crashed. PayPal retreated too. But chipmakers Qualcomm and AMD rallied on news.
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The stock market closed higher Wednesday, as the Nasdaq quickly picked itself up after a limp performance the prior session. Indexes rallied in the final half-hour on word that the European Union made trade concessions.
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Computer and consumer-oriented stocks showed muscle and the Nasdaq led the upside Wednesday. Grubhub gapped up. Apple continued to work on a new base.
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Boeing stock weighed on the Dow Jones industrial average near midday Wednesday, while price action in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite was muted.
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In a tweet late Tuesday afternoon, Trump pushed a radical, free-trade angle. "I have an idea for them," Trump wrote. "Both the U.S. and the E.U. drop all Tariffs."
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