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• Market Extra: 30 years after Black Monday, could stock market crash again?
  It has been three decades since the most disastrous single day in U.S. stock market history, and investors can be forgiven for wondering if Wall Street learned its lesson.
• Harry Boxer’s three biotech-stock breakouts to watch
  In focus: Abeona Therapeutics, Ignyta and Spectrum Pharmaceuticals.
• Key Words: Mnuchin has an important warning for stock-market investors
  Beware stock market investors. Tax cuts are critical to maintaining their record-setting ascent, according to Steven Mnuchin.
• New leadership and earnings beat propel UnitedHealth stock to all-time high
  Company stock surged 6.6% in extremely heavy trade, putting it on track for its biggest one-day price gain in 33 years.
• Bond Report: 2-year Treasury yield hits fresh 2008 high as prospect of December hike looms
  Treasury prices fall, pushing yields higher, on Wednesday as expectations for a rate increase in December continue to gain traction, adding to selling momentum in government bonds.
• In One Chart: Fewer shoppers are waiting for Black Friday to get a good holiday deal
  Data from Accenture shows that some people are avoiding Black Friday in-store events, not only because of the crowds, but because deals are ubiquitous.
• NerdWallet: Ask yourself these 3 questions to test your small business idea
  Is your idea sound? Here are some of the essential ingredients of a successful business.
• Credit.com: 20 cities where people are flipping the most homes
  The top 20 U.S. metro areas with the most flipped homes in the second quarter of 2017.
• Market Extra: S&P 500 is poised to make uncanny stock-market history this week—for doing almost nothing
  How quiet is this stock market? By at least one measure, the S&P 500 is on pace to register is lengthiest period of quiescence in more than two decades.
• Need to Know: Kyle Bass says this will be the first sign of a bigger market meltdown
  Some big financial names were recently gathered up to talk about their concerns about a stock market correction. Among them, Kyle Bass, says investors should look for a 4 to 5 points drop, then be ready for the big swing lower.

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• Dow opens above 23,000, powered by IBM
  (Reuters) - The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened above 23,000 for the first time on Wednesday, powered by IBM, which hinted at a revival in its growth after six years in retreat.
• U.S. housing starts hit one-year low in September
  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding fell to a one-year low in September as Hurricanes Harvey and Irma disrupted the construction of single-family homes in the South, suggesting housing probably remained a drag on economic growth in the third quarter.
• U.S. bankers hold onto hopes that Trump will boost profits
  NEW YORK (Reuters) - Top U.S. bankers are still hoping that President Trump's administration will make policy changes to boost profits, but made clear in public comments in recent days that they are not seeing any signs of progress so far.
• Ford to recall about 1.3 million vehicles in North America
  The No.2 U.S. automaker said the safety recall is due to frozen door latch or a bent or kinked actuation cable in the affected vehicles, that may result in a door not opening or closing.
• Taiwan ministry expresses 'deep concern' about Qualcomm's antitrust fine
  TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's economics ministry said it is "deeply concerned" about the antitrust agency imposing a $775 million fine on Qualcomm Inc , in a rare public display of disagreement between authorities.
• Europe's aviation agency advises against using Kobe Steel products
  PARIS/TOKYO (Reuters) - Europe's aviation regulator has advised aircraft manufacturers to stop using parts supplied by Kobe Steel until their safety can be verified, following product data manipulation by the Japanese company.
• McDonald's South Korea office raided in burger probe: reports
  SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean investigators raided the Seoul office of McDonald's Corp on Wednesday, following a series of complaints that children fell ill after eating hamburger patties alleged to have been undercooked, Yonhap News Agency and other media said.
• U.S. SEC charges Rio Tinto, former top executives with fraud
  SYDNEY/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday charged mining company Rio Tinto Plc and two of its former top executives with fraud, saying they inflated the value of coal assets in Mozambique and concealed critical information while tapping the market for billions of dollars.
• Billionaire Branson targeted in $5 million scam 'straight out of le Carre'
  LONDON (Reuters) - Richard Branson, billionaire founder of the Virgin group, has revealed he was targeted by a fraudster posing as Britain's defense minister who tried to get him to contribute $5 million to a supposed secret ransom payment.
• Global stocks stay buoyant as monetary policy focus builds
  MILAN (Reuters) - World stocks stayed near all-time peaks and the dollar extended a winning streak on Wednesday as the focus on upcoming changes to monetary policies in the U.S. and the euro zone grew.

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• Insurers Brace for Drop in Enrollment Amid ACA Turmoil
  With enrollment for Affordable Care Act health-insurance plans starting in just two weeks, insurers are bracing for a drop-off among consumers put off by higher rates, confusion about the law’s standing and a shorter window to choose coverage.
• Anthem to Launch Its Own Pharmacy-Benefit Manager
  Anthem plans to launch its own pharmacy-benefit manager, serviced by CVS Health, in 2020 after the conclusion of its contract with Express Scripts.
• Reckitt Tries a New Formula Amid Industry Malaise
  Reckitt Benckiser Group is splitting its business into two separate divisions, the latest move by a consumer-goods giant to address an industry-wide downturn.
• The Other Brother: Bob Weinstein Was an Abusive Boss
  Bob Weinstein hasn’t been accused of the kind of sexual misconduct that led to the ouster of his brother from the production company they jointly ran. Instead, according to multiple former employees and business associates, he was a volatile and bullying executive.
• Roy Price Resigns as Head of Amazon Studios
  Roy Price is out as head of Amazon Studios, days after details of a two-year-old accusation of sexual harassment became public.
• U.S. Housing Starts Fell in September
  U.S. housing starts decreased last month for the fifth time in six months, a sign home builders are struggling to keep pace with solid buyer demand.
• Trump Narrows Fed Leader Search to Five Candidates
  President Donald Trump said he soon will choose a Federal Reserve chairman, having narrowed his search to five finalists.
• U.S. Nafta Negotiator Takes Aim at Rivals
  President Donald Trump’s top trade negotiator exchanged public barbs with his Mexican and Canadian counterparts as well as U.S. businesses, magnifying gaps over the North American Free Trade Agreement and highlighting the obstacles to keeping the pact alive.
• Canada's Factory Sector Rebounds in August
  Canadian manufacturing sales rebounded in August with a sharp gain, defying market expectations for a third-straight monthly decline, on strong auto demand and higher energy prices.
• U.K. Inflation Hits Five-Year High
  Consumer prices in the U.K. rose in September at the fastest annual rate for more than five years, a pickup that will reinforce expectations the Bank of England could nudge up interest rates as soon as November.
• Future of Tech and Media: Waging a War for People's Time
  The battle of the internet giants will expand into newer technologies and take them deeper into each other’s turf, Activate co-founder Michael Wolf said at the WSJ D.Live conference.
• Why Streetwear Brand Supreme Is Worth $1 Billion and Abercrombie Isn't
  Skateboard apparel retailer uses scarcity to fuel demand among young shoppers but a new private equity investment raises the question of whether the company can maintain its mystique.
• Rio Tinto Faces Reckoning Over Africa Bets
  A U.S. lawsuit alleging Rio Tinto misled investors about the value of its assets in Mozambique is the second serious regulatory problem in less than a year to rock the mining giant over its forays in Africa.
• U.S. Treasury Declines to Label China a Currency Manipulator
  The U.S. Treasury again declined to label China a currency manipulator, though it continued to criticize China for its large trade surplus and restrictions on foreign investors.
• U.S. Industrial Production Rose Modestly in September
  U.S. industrial output picked up modestly in September, a sign a key sector of the economy is weathering the hurricane-related disruption that hit the prior month.
• Nike Jersey Worn by LeBron James Rips in NBA Debut
  Nike’s new basketball jersey ripped while being worn by star LeBron James during the sportswear company’s debut as the official outfitter of the National Basketball Association.
• Sonos One Review: Alexa-Powered Speakers Never Sounded So Good
  The Sonos One wireless speaker with Alexa voice-assistant powers, is set to go on sale later this month, a convenient way to get your music when and where you want it.
• China Congress Rules: Airbnb, Ironman and Profile-Picture Updates Must Wait
  China’s primary social-media platforms—WeChat, QQ and Weibo—all announced system maintenance or upgrades on the eve of the 19th Communist Party congress.

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• Dow Leads Indexes Up, As IBM Stuns Street
  IBM is en route to its biggest one-day gain in more than eight years.
• IBM Lifts Dow Past 23,000, Ichor Tops IBD 50 As FANG Stocks Slide
  Stocks jumped out to early gains Wednesday, with the Dow opening firmly above the 23,000 level and the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq cracking new highs.
• Dow Futures Strong On IBM Turnaround; S&P 500 Up Too
  Dow laggard IBM surged in overnight trading on a forecast for sales growth. Lam Research kicked off this week's chip earnings with a 91% profit gain.
• Dow Jones Up, Apple In Buy Range, J&J Breaks Out; 2 Leading New IPOs To Watch
  Three Dow Jones industrial average components fared well in Tuesday trading. At least one new IPO leader is testing a key area of support.
• Stocks Sputter While Facebook Climbs Past Its Buy Point
  The major indexes remained little changed in afternoon trading Tuesday, another dull session that nonetheless saw Facebook top a buy point.
• Stock Indexes Up Slightly; Trump Threatens Drug Firms
  A few of the big money centers showed good action midday Tuesday. Many bank stocks have been hitting new highs recently.
• Stocks Go Green, But Banks Mixed; Facebook Breaks Out
  Stocks turned positive early Tuesday. Netflix reversed higher after early morning losses, while Facebook touched a new high.
• Stocks Rise As Dow Nears 23,000, UnitedHealth, J&J Lead Dow
  Stocks were narrowly mixed just after the starting bell Tuesday's, as a slip by Boeing limited early gains on the Dow.
• Netflix's Unusual Post-Earnings Move: S&P 500 Futures
  Netflix rose modestly early Tuesday after its Q3 report, a departure from recent big post-earnings moves. The major averages hit new highs Monday, but breakouts were lacking.
• Indexes Close At New Highs, Dow Eyes 23,000 As Six Blue Chips Rally
  The Dow carried another new high through the closing bell on Monday, with Apple and JPMorgan led the half-dozen blue chips striding to powerful gains during the session.
• Dow Leads Stocks As Indexes Crawl To Record Highs Again
  Stocks held small gains in afternoon trading Monday as the Dow Jones industrial average led the market thanks to strength in some financials.
• New Highs For Indexes; Apple, JPMorgan, Goldman Prop Up Dow
  Major stock indexes continued their assault on new highs Monday and held modest gains in afternoon trading. Netflix was mostly unchanged ahead of its Q3 report.
• Energy, Banking Stocks Up; 4 More Reasons To Keep Holding Apple
  The major indexes edged higher, but retailers and some leaders cooled. Apple retook its 50-day line.
• Stocks At Record Highs; Netflix Eyes Q3 Earnings, Apple Reclaims Key Level
  Stocks hit new highs early Monday. Netflix will report after the close, while Apple regained its 50-day line.
• Stocks Up At Open; Apple Gets Upgrade; Empire State Survey Spikes
  Stocks jumped out of the starting gate Monday as positive New York-region manufacturing data helped boost the premarket session.
• S&P 500 Futures Rise: These 2 Top Stocks Are In Buy Zones With Earnings Due
  Netflix and Charles Schwab are in buy range with earnings due Monday. Meanwhile, new IPO Roku has formed a short IPO base and its first potential buy point.
• Stocks Close Mildly Higher, Indexes Still Climb To Record Highs
  The stock market completed a dull week with modest gains that were nonetheless good enough for record highs.
• Dow, S&P 500 Poised For 5th Straight Weekly Gain; Steel Names Rise
  Major stock indexes held modest gains Friday afternoon, with the Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 500 poised for their fifth straight weekly price gain.
• Stocks Up, Apple Ripe For A New Base: Will These 3 Growth Stocks Break Out?
  Growth stocks still look good and new bases are forming as major indexes look set to finish the week higher.
• Small Gains In Indexes Persist, But Alphabet Breaks Out
  The stock indexes have played small ball since a strong move Oct. 5. Part of the caution may be because of earnings season, which is getting underway.
• Stocks Modestly Higher; Is Facebook The Next FANG Breakout?
  Stocks were modestly higher early Friday. Netflix hit a record high, while Facebook approached a buy point.
• Stocks Open Higher; BofA, PNC Slip; This Biotech Flies On FDA Nod
  Stocks rebounded at Friday's open as third quarter earnings season gathered momentum with reports from Bank Of America, Wells Fargo and PNC Financial.
• Stock Futures Rise As BofA Beats; How To Play Apple
  Google-parent Alphabet cleared a buy point intraday Thursday, but closed unchanged. Amazon topped 1,000 again. Apple has three potential buy points to consider.
• Stocks Close Lower; Is Alphabet's Breakout For Real?
  Stocks faded into the close Thursday, although index moves remained generally mild.
• Indexes Edge Lower; IPO CarGurus Soars; Downgrades Hit Retailers
  Major stock indexes were stuck in neutral again in afternoon trading Thursday, not moving much in either direction.
• Stocks Flat, Banks Down, Apple Retakes Buy Point; Will Snap Form A Base?
  Can Snap continue its fledging rebound after a devastating fall from highs? Can Apple break out again?
• Stocks Set Glum Tone; Utilities, Dairy Up
  Going into Thursday's session, dairy ranked last among 197 industry groups. But dairy was up 1% in midday action.
• Stocks Trim Losses; Big Banks Turn Red, FANG's Netflix Jumps
  Stocks attempted to trim early losses, while big banks reversed from early gains. Netflix jumped on a price-target boost.
• Stocks Open Lower: Big Banks Rise, Netflix Price Target Hiked
  Stocks were off to a soft start Thursday, as earnings news from JPMorgan, Citigroup and others set the third-quarter reporting season in motion.
• Stocks Strengthen At Close; Wal-Mart, Alphabet Stir The Advance
  Stocks wrapped up Wednesday's session with slender gains, leaving the Dow and the Nasdaq Composite tracking toward their fifth straight weekly advance.
• Fed Minutes Fail To Stir Market, But Check Out These Bullish Charts
  Major stock indexes held near highs and eked out tiny gains in late-afternoon trading Wednesday as Wall Street pored over the minutes from last month's Fed meeting.
• Stocks Up; Apple Retakes Buy Point; Is It Time To Buy Alphabet Again?
  Apple and Alphabet both helped major indexes rise Wednesday. Delta led airlines higher on better than expected Q3 results.
• Stock Indexes Flat; Why The Bull May Have Further To Go
  Pullbacks happen, but BlackRock sends a strong signal that could indicate the market is nowhere near a top.
• Stocks Trade Mixed; Retailers Struggle, J&J Nears Breakout
  Stocks were quietly mixed early Wednesday. Retailers struggled, while blue-chip J&J neared a potential breakout.
• Stocks Flat At Open; Delta Tops Views, MoviePass Parent Spikes
  Stocks opened effectively flat on Wednesday, stirred by analyst actions and some early earnings news, but laying low ahead of Fed meeting minutes due out this afternoon.
• Fact: 'Fake News' Giants Facebook, Google, NYT Are Near Buy Points
  Facebook, Google and The New York Times, all huge media players, are trading near buy points. Meanwhile, Micron Technology fell late Tuesday on a planned stock sale.
• Indexes Score More Record Highs; Nvidia, Wal-Mart Follow Suit
  A big day for shares of Wal-Mart Tuesday helped push the Dow Jones industrial average to another record high.
• Dow Leads Slim Gains; Oil Giant Breaks Out To Buy Point As Crude Soars
  The NYSE composite led the market higher. Chevron broke out.
• Stocks Turn Mixed, FANG Stocks Pressured; Wal-Mart Breaks Out, In Buy Zone
  Stocks were mixed in afternoon trade. FANG stocks were under pressure, while airline carriers soared.
• Small Caps Back In Lead; Two Blue Chips Gap Up Past Buy Points
  Small caps led midday Tuesday but have struggled in the past four sessions. Small caps have led the indexes since the market's Aug. 21 low.
• Stocks Higher, But Trim Gains; Dow Leads As Wal-Mart Breaks Out
  Stocks were modestly higher early Tuesday. Wal-Mart Stores was breaking out in the stock market today.
• Stocks Climb; Wal-Mart Takes Buy Point, Tesla Gets Price Hike
  Stocks opened to solid gains Tuesday as Wal-Mart hauled the Dow to a new high and a rallying American Airlines Group helped the Nasdaq to new high ground.
• S&P 500 Futures: Tesla, Ichor Rise; Wal-Mart, Workday Just Below Buys Before Analyst Day
  Tesla rose in early trading after Morgan Stanley raised its price target. Wal-Mart and Workday are just below buy points ahead of their analyst days.
• Stocks Close Mildly Lower; New Buy Point Emerges For Apple
  The stock market weakened almost into the close Monday, but gave up little of the prior week's 1%-plus gains.
• Stocks Stay Calm; Priceline In Base; Can Apple Retake Its New Buy Point?
  The major indexes showed little willingness to surrender last week's fine gains as big-cap growth, semiconductor, oil-related and some defensive names flexed strength in late trading Monday.
• Top Group Falls Hard, But Indexes Coast On Flat Columbus Day Waters
  The stock market stuck to a similar script Monday, trading mixed, mostly unchanged and holding near highs in afternoon trading.
• U.S. Stocks Quiet; China Issues Pop As Holidays End
  U.S. stocks showed a defensive posture in midday trade. The day's best performing groups included tobacco, meat and gold miners.
• Stocks Quiet; Tesla Skids, Facebook Looks To Be Next FANG Breakout
  The major market indexes hovered around their break-even marks early Monday. FANGs Facebook and Amazon.com outperformed.
• Dow, Nasdaq Take New Highs; GE Down After Shake-Up
  Stocks posted a quietly upbeat start Monday as the market gears for the rollout of the third-quarter reporting season later in the week.
• These 5 Top Stocks Have Etched This 'Super' Bullish Pattern: S&P 500 Futures
  Facebook, Electronic Arts, Workday, Ferrari and Maxim Integrated Products have formed flat bases, a "super growth" pattern.
• Indexes Shrug Off Jobs Miss; Data Center IPO Soars In Debut
  Stocks ended the week quietly mixed despite a disappointing jobs report that was skewed by the hurricanes in Texas and Florida. The Nasdaq eked a 0.1% gain, while the S&P... Read More
• Bears Quiet, Apple Up For Week; Will These 3 Stock Leaders Win Big In Q4?
  Indexes fell Friday but are still poised for a bullish week. Apple is up for the 2nd straight week. Growth leaders advanced overall.
• Stock Indexes Fall; Why Losing In One Niche Might Be Good For Market
  Meat is a defensive play, so it could be a sign of money heading to more aggressive instruments.
• Stocks Slip, But Try To Recover Amid Jobs Report Miss; Banks Up
  Stocks were slightly lower early Friday amid a key jobs report miss. Top bank Morgan Stanley hit a new 52-week high.
• Stocks Open Lower On Weak Jobs Report; Apple, FANG Stocks Dip
  Stocks veered lower at the start of trade Friday, after September payrolls numbers came in well below expectations.
• Nasdaq Leads Solid Up Session As Bull Run Continues Unabated
  The 10-year Treasury yield added 3 basis points to 2.35% ahead of Friday's jobs report that's expected to show nonfarm payrolls up by 100,000.
• Stocks Hold Gains As Microsoft, Amazon.com Aid The Nasdaq
  The stock market's morning advance stalled at midday, but the main indexes were holding their gains in the final hour of trading Thursday.
• Oil Stocks Up, Alphabet Leads, But Shopify Down; Why Apple May Break Out Again
  Tech and retail stocks are helping lead the market higher Thursday. Financials continue to thrive.
• Stock Indexes At New Highs; Netflix Breaks Out, Alphabet Up
  Since the Aug. 21 low, results among FAANG stocks are mixed. Netflix is up 15%; Alphabet, 6%; Amazon, 2%; and Facebook, 1%. Apple lost 2% in the same period.
• Stocks Hit New Highs; Apple Surges, Netflix Breaks Out
  The major market averages reached records again Thursday. Netflix was approaching its potential buy point.
• Nasdaq Leads Stocks Higher; Microsoft, Biogen Upgraded
  The Nasdaq charged to another new high at Thursday's open.
• Watch Apple, FANG Stocks, But Don't Ignore The Hottest Group Today; S&P 500 Futures
  If you only focus on Apple and FANG stocks like Facebook, you're missing out. Top-rated homebuilder stocks are big winners in recent weeks.
• Nasdaq, S&P 500 Make It Seven In A Row; Netflix Jumps On UBS Note
  Major stock indexes marked fresh highs and ended with small gains Wednesday as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq stretched their winning streaks to seven sessions.
• Stocks Reversing; Why Leaders In This Hot Industry Are Suddenly Tumbling
  The stock market erased some of its small gains, and the Nasdaq composite was slightly higher in afternoon trading Wednesday.
• Stocks Up, Apple Basing; Why Investors Should Not Sell Shopify Short
  A leading software firm got hit hard, but major indexes kept rising. Apple may form a new base.
• Stock Indexes Turn Narrowly Positive; Shopify Falls 6%
  Shopify has lost money every year from 2012 through 2016. The Street doesn't expect an annual profit until 2018.
• Indexes Slip Early; FANG Stock Bares Teeth, Approaches Buy Point
  The major indexes were mostly lower in early trade Wednesday. FANG stock Netflix surged over 4%.
• Stocks Open Mixed As EU Nicks Apple, Amazon; 2 Drugmakers Spike
  Stocks rolled out a narrowly mixed start Wednesday, after weak monthly jobs data and as shares of Apple and Amazon.com felt pressure from European regulatory actions.
• Alibaba Is A Buy Again; How To Play Apple: S&P 500 Futures
  Alibaba is one of many struggling breakouts to retake its buy point. But what about Apple and Microsoft?
• Stocks Up, GM Is New Leader; Will This Warren Buffett Stock Win In Q4?
  Stocks rallied broadly, with megacap names leading. GM is up 18% from a recent breakout point.
• Dow Goes For 5 Straight; Tesla Reverses Higher; Airlines Soar
  The Dow Jones industrial average was poised for its fifth straight gain late Tuesday.
• Dow Jones Leads As Stocks In This Group Keep Reaching Buy Points
  Stocks held modest gains in afternoon trading Tuesday as the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 reached record highs for the third day in a row.
• Dow Leads Stock Indexes; What Wal-Mart's Doing Differently
  Brooklyn-based Parcel, a same-day delivery service, is Wal-Mart's fifth acquisition this year in the e-commerce space.
• More Record Highs For Indexes; This Top Stock Surges Past Buy Point
  Stocks hit more record highs early Tuesday, but gains were being trimmed. Stamps.com is breaking out today.
• Stocks Open Higher, Lennar Beats; 3 Top China Stocks Jump
  Stock futures arrayed for another positive start on Tuesday, as earnings news and positive trade among China-0based names gave the premarket session an additional boost.
• These 3 Stocks Are Near Buys In This Classic Bullish Pattern; Futures
  What do Netflix, Chevron and Stamps.com have in common? They are all near buy points in a cup-with-handle base, one of the most common bullish consolidations.
• Small Caps, Dow Names Lead; Should You Buy These 5 Stocks In Bases?
  Stocks got off to a solid start to the fourth quarter Monday despite a horrific mass shooting in Las Vegas late Sunday. More stocks are forming bases.
• Stocks Climb To Record Highs As Dow, Small Caps Lead
  Stocks shook off a midday dip and climbed to record highs in afternoon trading Monday as the Dow Jones industrial average and small caps led the market. Stocks shook off a midday dip and climbed to record highs in afternoon trading Monday as the Dow Jones industrial average and small caps led the mar
• Indexes Start Q4 With All-Time Highs; These 2 Stocks Lead Dow
  The fourth quarter started off on a somber note on news of a mass shooting in Las Vegas. The Dow outperformed in afternoon trading, helped by Intel.
• Stocks Look For 5th Up Day In A Row; Can Apple, Tesla Regroup?
  Can Apple get back on track? Key areas to watch are the 50-day line and the 10-day line.
• Stocks At Record Highs: MGM Down; This Top Bank Attempts Breakout
  Stocks reached fresh record highs. A Las Vegas mass shooting pressured casino stocks, while Morgan Stanley is trying to break out.
• Nasdaq Leads Early Gains; Casinos Sway After Las Vegas Shooting
  Stock futures trended higher early Monday, poised for a positive start to the fourth quarter after ending last week on a bullish note.
• S&P 500 Futures Rise; These Five IBD 50 Stocks Are In Buy Range
  YY, Nvidia, Electronic Arts, Paycom and Advanced Energy Industries are five highest-rated IBD 50 stocks in buy range to start the week.
• Stocks Make Record Highs; Why These 3 Homebuilders Hit Buy Points
  The Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 climbed to all-time highs Friday as the market capped another month of gains.
• Nasdaq Leads Stocks Up; Will Alphabet, Apple, Cypress, Nvidia Rally Big In Q4?
  Techs are boosting the Nasdaq again, and the composite and the S&P 500 notched new highs Friday.
• Stock Indexes Up; Trucks And Superregional Banks Rise
  Wells Fargo advanced 1.5% as it retook its 200-day moving average. Wells Fargo is working on a seven-month long double-bottom base.
• Indexes Mixed Early; FANG Stocks And Homebuilders Advance Higher
  Homebuilders and FANG stocks were outperforming early Friday, as they looked to end the third quarter on a high note.
• Stocks Open Mixed; Musk Talks Mars; Zogenix Soars On Drug News
  Stocks opened mixed Friday as Wall Street continued to debate the likelihood of meaningful tax reform.
• This FANG Stock Nears Buy Point; How To Play Roku's IPO
  Roku shot up 68% in its IPO market debut, but you shouldn't stream into the stock. Netflix's cup base formed a handle as fellow FANGs Facebook, Google and Amazon made progress.
• Stocks End A Bit Higher As Nasdaq Sees 2 Encouraging Signs
  The stock market closed with narrow gains Thursday in a session that kept the main indexes in a small price band.
• Indexes Mixed, Apple And Gilead Down; Here Is The Threat To Autohome Stock
  Stocks held steady after Wednesday's broad gains. Autohome is testing support at the 50-day line.
• Stock Indexes Mixed; Small Caps Lag
  Cement stocks rallied for a second day in a row. The group gained 2.8% Wednesday and added a 1% thrust midday Thursday.
• Stocks Quietly Lower, But Banks Up; This FANG Stock Gets A Price-Target Boost
  Stocks were down in early trade Thursday. FANG stock Facebook received a price-target boost.
• Stocks Open A Bit Lower; Thor Up On Earnings; China IPO Rises
  Stocks opened lower Thursday as investors mulled details of the Trump tax proposal.
• Stocks Surge On Tax Plan; This Index Stole The Spotlight
  Gains were broad after Republicans introduced a tax reform proposal that includes a big reduction in corporate tax rates.
• Nasdaq Kicks Higher, Apple Up Again; Can These 5 Chip Stocks Catch Nvidia?
  Small caps, techs and financials are leading Wednesday's stock market advance.
• Stock Indexes Up; Trump To Unveil Tax Cut Details
  The action among banks and small caps raises the question of whether investors are seeing a return to strength among some aspects of the so-called Trump trade.
• Tech And Bank Stocks Surge As Major Indexes Hold Early Solid Gains
  Leading tech and bank stocks surged higher early Wednesday. Morgan Stanley was approaching a buy point.
• Stocks Open Higher As Market Eyes Trump Tax Plan
  The major indexes opened higher Wednesday, one day after the Russell 2000 small-cap index and Dow Jones industrial average hit record highs.
• After Hours: These 5 Stocks Include A Sneaky New Breakout; S&P 500 Futures
  Twitter is testing 280-character tweets, Intel is trying to digest a new breakout while Micron Technology, Nike and Cintas moved on earnings.