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- The Margin: ‘Black Monday’ trailer: Watch Don Cheadle navigate worst crash in stock-market historyOn the 31st anniversary of Wall Street’s worst day in history, Showtime has unveiled the official trailer for a comedy series offering a new twist on the events surrounding Oct. 19, 1987, or “Black Monday.”
- Half of Americans with this credit card regretted getting oneSome 88% of households with an annual income of $100,000 have had one of these cards.
- The Moneyist: My 94-year-old mother-in-law racked up $68,000 in debt—or someone did it for herThis concerned relative believes someone else is spending her money.
- The Moneyist: My friend gave me lucrative stock tips—do I have to pay him for his advice?This man wonders whether he is obliged to give his friend a cut.
- The Moneyologist: Should I spend my daughter’s $100,000 trust fund on private schools and summer camps?This mother wants to give her child the advantages in life she never had.
- In One Chart: Wages for the 1% just reached their highest level everSalaries for the top 1% grew nearly four times the rate of those in the bottom 90% of earners.
- The best thing that ever happens to you? Not winning the $1 billion lottery jackpot—here’s whyThe MegaMillions lottery on Friday will be the second-largest in U.S. history.
- The Moneyologist: Why would a 93-year-old woman have 20-year corporate bonds in her portfolio?This son is deeply concerned by some of the decisions taken by his mother’s financial adviser.
- NewsWatch: Stock market closes mostly lower as weak data overshadow solid earningsU.S. stocks close mostly lower on Friday with bulls failing to defend early gains as weak housing data overshadowed solid corporate earnings.
- The Wall Street Journal: Mueller probes WikiLeaks’ contacts with conservative activistsSpecial counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation is scrutinizing how a collection of activists and pundits intersected with WikiLeaks, the website that U.S. officials say was the primary conduit for publishing materials stolen by Russia, according to people familiar with the matter.
On the 31st anniversary of Wall Street’s worst day in history, Showtime has unveiled the official trailer for a comedy series offering a new twist on the events surrounding Oct. 19, 1987, or “Black Monday.”
Some 88% of households with an annual income of $100,000 have had one of these cards.
This concerned relative believes someone else is spending her money.
This man wonders whether he is obliged to give his friend a cut.
This mother wants to give her child the advantages in life she never had.
Salaries for the top 1% grew nearly four times the rate of those in the bottom 90% of earners.
The MegaMillions lottery on Friday will be the second-largest in U.S. history.
This son is deeply concerned by some of the decisions taken by his mother’s financial adviser.
U.S. stocks close mostly lower on Friday with bulls failing to defend early gains as weak housing data overshadowed solid corporate earnings.
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation is scrutinizing how a collection of activists and pundits intersected with WikiLeaks, the website that U.S. officials say was the primary conduit for publishing materials stolen by Russia, according to people familiar with the matter.
Reuters©
- S&P falls on interest rate, trade concerns; P&G lifts DowThe U.S. benchmark S&P 500 stock index edged lower on Friday as strong earnings from Procter & Gamble Co were offset by ongoing concerns about rising interest rates and tensions over trade policy denting economic growth.
- Euro, pound rally on Brexit concession; global stocks dipStocks dipped on Friday, dragging a global index into a fourth consecutive weekly loss, while the euro and sterling rallied against the dollar after a report said Britain is ready to drop a key Brexit demand.
- Trump to meet heads of Boeing, Lockheed, Northrop at Arizona air baseU.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet the chief executives of the biggest U.S. defense companies at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona on Friday to discuss how they can source more parts and materials domestically, people familiar with the meeting said on Friday.
- Tesla launches new $45,000 Model 3Tesla Inc on Thursday introduced a new $45,000 version of its Model 3 sedan on its website, launching the car as U.S. tax breaks for Tesla cars are about to decrease.
- Exclusive: CrowdStrike hires Goldman Sachs to lead IPO - sourcesCybersecurity software maker CrowdStrike Inc has hired investment bank Goldman Sachs Group to prepare for an initial public offering that could come in the first half of next year, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
- U.S. landlords copy hotel model to cut risk as coworking surgesLeading owners of prime U.S. office space are taking a page from the hotel industry to boost profits from coworking's rapid growth and to mitigate some of the risk they assume when signing long-term leases with these flexible workspace providers.
- SEC investigates Honeywell for asbetos-related accountingHoneywell International Inc said on Friday the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission had opened an investigation into its accounting for asbestos-related liabilities.
- Google to charge Android partners up to $40 per device for apps: sourceAlphabet Inc's Google will charge hardware firms up to $40 per device to use its apps under a new licensing system to replace one that the European Union this year deemed anti-competitive, a person familiar with the matter said on Friday.
- Frustrated GM investors ask what more CEO Barra can doGeneral Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra has transformed the No. 1 U.S. automaker in her almost five years in charge, but that is still not enough to satisfy investors.
- AbbVie CFO Chase to retire by mid-year 2019AbbVie Inc said on Friday that William Chase stepped down as chief financial officer and will retire from the company in mid-2019, and the U.S. drugmaker promoted controller, Robert Michael, to the CFO role.
- JPMorgan to build Silicon Valley fintech officeJPMorgan Chase & Co said on Friday that it was building a new "fintech campus" in Silicon Valley for more than 1,000 employees, as it pushes to keep abreast of changes in digital payments.
- Canada gives Lockheed Martin first chance to bid on warships designThe Canadian government on Friday said Lockheed Martin Corp would be given first chance to bid on a contract to design 15 warships that will end up costing Canada around C$60 billion ($46 billion).
- Wanda Ferragamo, matriarch of famed shoemaker, dies at 96Wanda Ferragamo, the honorary president of the Florentine shoemaker founded by her husband Salvatore, has died at the age of 96, the family said on Friday.
- Switzerland, Victorinox settle legal fight over Swiss Army perfumeFans of Swiss Army perfume can breathe a sigh of relief: the government and knifemaker Victorinox have settled a legal row that paves the way for military-grade scents to be sold in North America.
- Fed's Kaplan sees two-three more rate hikes to hit 'neutral' levelAnother two to three interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve will likely put U.S. borrowing costs in "neutral" territory where it is neither stimulating nor restricting economic growth, Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan said on Friday.
- U.S. extends deadline for investors to divest holdings in Russia's GazThe U.S. Treasury said on Friday it was extending a deadline for investors to divest certain operations, debt and equity of sanctioned Russian company Gaz Group until Dec. 12.
- U.S. frees Prudential Financial from more rigorous Fed oversightA U.S. regulatory council announced on Wednesday it had removed the systemically risky label from Prudential Financial , freeing the insurance company from more rigorous oversight by the Federal Reserve.
- Facebook hires former UK deputy prime minister as head of global affairsFacebook Inc has hired former British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg to lead its global affairs and communications team, as the social network deals with a number of scandals related to privacy, fake news and election meddling.
- Air France inks pay deal in milestone for new CEOAir France-KLM's new Chief Executive Ben Smith struck a pay deal with French unions on Friday, drawing a line under a protracted standoff that had led to costly strikes and the abrupt departure of his predecessor earlier this year.
- EU signs Singapore trade deal, urges China to open upThe European Union signed a free-trade deal with Singapore at a summit with Asian leaders on Friday and pressed China to allow greater foreign investment in its economy, but ran into familiar resistance from Beijing over state subsidies.
The U.S. benchmark S&P 500 stock index edged lower on Friday as strong earnings from Procter & Gamble Co were offset by ongoing concerns about rising interest rates and tensions over trade policy denting economic growth.
Stocks dipped on Friday, dragging a global index into a fourth consecutive weekly loss, while the euro and sterling rallied against the dollar after a report said Britain is ready to drop a key Brexit demand.
U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet the chief executives of the biggest U.S. defense companies at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona on Friday to discuss how they can source more parts and materials domestically, people familiar with the meeting said on Friday.
Tesla Inc on Thursday introduced a new $45,000 version of its Model 3 sedan on its website, launching the car as U.S. tax breaks for Tesla cars are about to decrease.
Cybersecurity software maker CrowdStrike Inc has hired investment bank Goldman Sachs Group to prepare for an initial public offering that could come in the first half of next year, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
Leading owners of prime U.S. office space are taking a page from the hotel industry to boost profits from coworking's rapid growth and to mitigate some of the risk they assume when signing long-term leases with these flexible workspace providers.
Honeywell International Inc said on Friday the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission had opened an investigation into its accounting for asbestos-related liabilities.
Alphabet Inc's Google will charge hardware firms up to $40 per device to use its apps under a new licensing system to replace one that the European Union this year deemed anti-competitive, a person familiar with the matter said on Friday.
General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra has transformed the No. 1 U.S. automaker in her almost five years in charge, but that is still not enough to satisfy investors.
AbbVie Inc said on Friday that William Chase stepped down as chief financial officer and will retire from the company in mid-2019, and the U.S. drugmaker promoted controller, Robert Michael, to the CFO role.
JPMorgan Chase & Co said on Friday that it was building a new "fintech campus" in Silicon Valley for more than 1,000 employees, as it pushes to keep abreast of changes in digital payments.
The Canadian government on Friday said Lockheed Martin Corp would be given first chance to bid on a contract to design 15 warships that will end up costing Canada around C$60 billion ($46 billion).
Wanda Ferragamo, the honorary president of the Florentine shoemaker founded by her husband Salvatore, has died at the age of 96, the family said on Friday.
Fans of Swiss Army perfume can breathe a sigh of relief: the government and knifemaker Victorinox have settled a legal row that paves the way for military-grade scents to be sold in North America.
Another two to three interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve will likely put U.S. borrowing costs in "neutral" territory where it is neither stimulating nor restricting economic growth, Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan said on Friday.
The U.S. Treasury said on Friday it was extending a deadline for investors to divest certain operations, debt and equity of sanctioned Russian company Gaz Group until Dec. 12.
A U.S. regulatory council announced on Wednesday it had removed the systemically risky label from Prudential Financial , freeing the insurance company from more rigorous oversight by the Federal Reserve.
Facebook Inc has hired former British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg to lead its global affairs and communications team, as the social network deals with a number of scandals related to privacy, fake news and election meddling.
Air France-KLM's new Chief Executive Ben Smith struck a pay deal with French unions on Friday, drawing a line under a protracted standoff that had led to costly strikes and the abrupt departure of his predecessor earlier this year.
The European Union signed a free-trade deal with Singapore at a summit with Asian leaders on Friday and pressed China to allow greater foreign investment in its economy, but ran into familiar resistance from Beijing over state subsidies.
The Wall Street Journal©
- Amazon Revisits Some Cities as HQ2 Decision LoomsAmazon executives have made a fresh round of visits to several of the 20 finalists for its $5 billion second-headquarters project, fueling added anticipation as it nears a decision in a process that has stretched over more than a year.
- Facebook Turns to U.K. Politician to Help Repair ImageFacebook has hired Britain’s former deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, as its top policy and communications executive, giving a Silicon Valley outsider the task of mending the social network’s image.
- P&G Posts Strongest Sales Growth in Five YearsProcter & Gamble booked its strongest quarterly sales gains in five years on the back of healthy global demand for bathroom staples like Head & Shoulders shampoo and Gillette razors.
- Frustrated Investors Want Frackers to ConsolidateA private-equity firm is urging oil producer Resolute Energy to merge with a rival, the latest salvo in a growing campaign by some investors to force shale drillers to consolidate.
- Hasbro to Cut Workforce in New Round of LayoffsThe toy company is planning layoffs that will trim less than 10% of its workforce, a move the maker of Monopoly, Nerf guns and Disney Princess dolls says is a response to changes in how consumers buy and play with toys.
- Housing Market Is Faltering and Strong Economy Offers No CureThe housing market is in a seven-month slump, the longest in four years, as the divergence between a booming economy and weakening home sales that many had dismissed as temporary now looks poised to continue.
- China Growth Slows to 6.5%; Finance Officials Try to Soothe Worried InvestorsChina’s economic expansion slowed to its weakest pace since the financial crisis, as top financial regulators launched an extraordinary coordinated effort to calm jittery investors.
- New 'Opportunity Zone' Rules Offer Developers Tax BreaksThe Trump administration, trying to accelerate tax-advantaged investment in low-income areas, offered generous definitions and rules Friday in a long-awaited package of regulations.
- U.S. Jobless Claims Dropped Last WeekThe number of Americans filing applications for new unemployment benefits fell last week, indicative of a tight labor market in which employers are reluctant to lay off workers.
- Quarles Backs Fed's Gradual Policy CourseFederal Reserve Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal Quarles reaffirmed the central bank’s gradual monetary policy course, saying policy makers should avoid focusing too much on metrics that come with a high degree of uncertainty.
- SEC Opens Investigation Into Honeywell's AccountingHoneywell International said the SEC opened an investigation into its accounting of asbestos-related claims.
- Chevron Ready to Resume Oil Output in Wafra if Saudis, Kuwaitis AgreeChevron stands ready to restart pumping oil in a field shared by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait once the countries settle a dispute over environmental licenses, the company said Friday.
- In a Tight Labor Market, Even the Staffing Firms StruggleStaffing company ManpowerGroup gave a muted outlook Friday as a tight U.S. labor market continues to pinch revenue and political uncertainties in Europe cause employers to rethink short-term hiring plans.
- Fed's Kaplan: Too Soon to Know How Saudi Tensions Could Affect EconomyDallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said it is too soon to say what rising tensions with Saudi Arabia over the suspected killing of a Saudi journalist might mean for the U.S. economy, but he acknowledged the issue is on his dashboard of risks.
- Fed's Bullard Says It Is Still a Mistake for Central Bank to Project Rate RisesSt. Louis Fed President James Bullard said Thursday that a modernized way of looking at a venerable monetary-policy rule supports his belief that no rate rises are needed right now.
- Fed Minutes Point to Continued, Gradual Interest-Rate IncreasesFederal Reserve officials signaled they see a strong economy justifying continued interest-rate increases and said they will watch for evidence their moves are keeping economic growth on an even keel, minutes of their September policy meeting showed.
- Daimler Issues Profit Warning, Sending Shares DownDaimler warned of “significantly lower” earnings for the full year and said profit had dropped 27% in the three months to Sept. 30, sending shares to a five-year low.
- For Women Managers, One Mistake Can Stall a CareerWomen have little margin for error, while men’s flaws or bad ideas are minimized.
- Why Big Tech Keeps Trying Its Hand at HardwareGoogle, Amazon and Microsoft are making lots of new devices, but what they’re really selling are touchpoints.
- Can Tesla Drive Out of the Slow Lane in China?The electric car company has suffered amid U.S.-China trade tensions. Its plan to go local in China faces some stiff obstacles.
Amazon executives have made a fresh round of visits to several of the 20 finalists for its $5 billion second-headquarters project, fueling added anticipation as it nears a decision in a process that has stretched over more than a year.
Facebook has hired Britain’s former deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, as its top policy and communications executive, giving a Silicon Valley outsider the task of mending the social network’s image.
Procter & Gamble booked its strongest quarterly sales gains in five years on the back of healthy global demand for bathroom staples like Head & Shoulders shampoo and Gillette razors.
A private-equity firm is urging oil producer Resolute Energy to merge with a rival, the latest salvo in a growing campaign by some investors to force shale drillers to consolidate.
The toy company is planning layoffs that will trim less than 10% of its workforce, a move the maker of Monopoly, Nerf guns and Disney Princess dolls says is a response to changes in how consumers buy and play with toys.
The housing market is in a seven-month slump, the longest in four years, as the divergence between a booming economy and weakening home sales that many had dismissed as temporary now looks poised to continue.
China’s economic expansion slowed to its weakest pace since the financial crisis, as top financial regulators launched an extraordinary coordinated effort to calm jittery investors.
The Trump administration, trying to accelerate tax-advantaged investment in low-income areas, offered generous definitions and rules Friday in a long-awaited package of regulations.
The number of Americans filing applications for new unemployment benefits fell last week, indicative of a tight labor market in which employers are reluctant to lay off workers.
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal Quarles reaffirmed the central bank’s gradual monetary policy course, saying policy makers should avoid focusing too much on metrics that come with a high degree of uncertainty.
Honeywell International said the SEC opened an investigation into its accounting of asbestos-related claims.
Chevron stands ready to restart pumping oil in a field shared by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait once the countries settle a dispute over environmental licenses, the company said Friday.
Staffing company ManpowerGroup gave a muted outlook Friday as a tight U.S. labor market continues to pinch revenue and political uncertainties in Europe cause employers to rethink short-term hiring plans.
Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said it is too soon to say what rising tensions with Saudi Arabia over the suspected killing of a Saudi journalist might mean for the U.S. economy, but he acknowledged the issue is on his dashboard of risks.
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said Thursday that a modernized way of looking at a venerable monetary-policy rule supports his belief that no rate rises are needed right now.
Federal Reserve officials signaled they see a strong economy justifying continued interest-rate increases and said they will watch for evidence their moves are keeping economic growth on an even keel, minutes of their September policy meeting showed.
Daimler warned of “significantly lower” earnings for the full year and said profit had dropped 27% in the three months to Sept. 30, sending shares to a five-year low.
Women have little margin for error, while men’s flaws or bad ideas are minimized.
Google, Amazon and Microsoft are making lots of new devices, but what they’re really selling are touchpoints.
The electric car company has suffered amid U.S.-China trade tensions. Its plan to go local in China faces some stiff obstacles.
Investors Business Daily©
- Stocks End Mostly Lower As Indexes Reverse; Dow Jones Escapes With A GainStocks mostly closed lower Friday, well off session highs as the market's rebound turned back into a pumpkin. The Dow Jones industrial average was the only major index higher.
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- Dow Stocks Lead As 2 Big Names Soar; Apple Rallies On This NewsThough down sharply from a big early gain, the Dow Jones industrial average continued to lead Friday as Procter & Gamble and American Express jumped.
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- Nasdaq Fades Badly, But Blue Chips Procter & Gamble, AmEx Soar On EarningsBlue chips were among the best performers Friday as major stock indexes rebounded after Thursday's sell-off. Procter & Gamble and AmEx led the Dow higher.
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- Stock Indexes Battle At 200-Day Lines, Try To Hold Off BearsAmong IBD's 197 stock groups, soap, personal care and oil stocks were the day's top performers as the indexes retook their 200-day moving averages.
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- Tech Stocks Rebound As Apple Advances On New Bullish CommentaryTech stocks rebounded Friday amid a number of strong earnings results. Apple jumped on bullish analyst commentary.
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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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- Stocks Rebound As Apple, P&G And Disney Lead Dow HigherProcter & Gamble, PayPal and Dentsply Sirona staked out early leads Friday as a rebounding market looked to stem its three-week decline.
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- Dow Jones Futures Signal Solid Rebound: Five Top Stocks Moving On EarningsFutures rose early Friday after Thursday's sell-off hit more top stocks. PayPal earnings lifted PayPal and Square. American Express, Atlassian, Intuitive Surgical moved on earnings.
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- Stocks Dive; Dow Drops 300 Points As Apple, Caterpillar WeighMajor indexes closed off their session lows but still suffered steep losses in the stock market today amid concerns including a hawkish Fed.
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- Dow Today Plunges As Stocks Fall Broadly; Netflix Rally VanishesStocks sold off Thursday in a new wave of selling that sent indexes below key levels, while the Dow today erased all the week's gains.
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- Growth Stocks Smacked Again As Market Correction IntensifiesGrowth stocks faced more selling pressure Thursday as the market correction intensified. Activision plunged on Call of Duty sales concerns.
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- Bears Set To Win Another Round In Stock MarketStock market leadership this week has had an erratic quality. Every day a different leader has emerged.
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- Tech Stocks Sell Off, These 2 Top Stocks Fall On Analyst ActionsThe major stock indexes sold off early Thursday as investors worried about rising interest rates. PayPal is set to report after the stock market close.
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- Stocks Veer Lower As Oil Prices Slump; This Dow Giant Gets An UpgradeWeakening oil prices and mixed early earnings news sent stocks lower at Thursday's open, but Nike, Walgreens and Alcoa posted early gains.
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- Dow Jones Futures: 3 Reasons To Stay In Cash As Bulls, Bears Battle For Stock Market ControlStock futures. It's still a stock market correction, so stay in cash. Apple, AMD, UnitedHealth, TJX are among the few top stocks holding up. Breakouts aren't happening.
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- Market Ends Lower After Fed; Dow Drops As These 2 Stocks WeighThe major market indexes gave up small gains as the minutes from the Fed's September meeting reaffirmed that policymakers will continue to raise rates.
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- S&P 500 Today Drops After Fed Comments Rattle Stock MarketThe S&P 500 today lost a small gain and slipped after details of the September Fed meeting reinforced expectations of more rate increases.
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- Stocks Pare Early Losses; Netflix, American Airlines Buoy NasdaqStocks recovered impressively in afternoon trading Wednesday after an early downdraft that saw the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq fall more than 1% intraday.
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- Stock Market Trims Previous Session's Thrust; IBM Gaps DownBreakouts and new highs were sparse. New lows continued to outnumber highs in the stock indexes.
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- Dow Drops About 200 Points, But Netflix Soars On Subscriber GrowthThe stock market was mixed with the Dow dropping about 150 points early Wednesday. Netflix jumped after strong subscriber growth.
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- Stocks Open Mixed: Techs Torn Between Netflix, IBMNetflix, United Continental and Winnebago soared, while IBM dived early Wednesday, as earnings news sent stocks to a mixed open.
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- Dow Jones Futures, Nasdaq Futures Split As Investors Await Green LightDow Jones futures fell early Wednesday, but Nasdaq futures jumped. Netflix stock soared late on subscriber growth, and FANG stocks Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet also rose.
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- Stocks Score Big Gains In Broad Rally; Time To Buy Apple Yet?Stocks scored big gains Tuesday as the major market indexes gapped up at the open and plowed higher throughout the session.
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- Stock Market Storms Higher, But Can The Rally Be Trusted?The stock market was sharply higher late Tuesday, helped in part by strong earnings from top stocks in the Dow like UnitedHealth Group and Johnson & Johnson.
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- Stocks Surge As Nasdaq, S&P 500 Today Regain These Critical LevelsThe major indexes extended gains Tuesday afternoon in a broad advance, and the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 today have a reason to feel better about their rebounds.
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- Stocks Race Ahead, But Bullish Signal Has Yet To AppearSince Wednesday, IBD's Market Pulse has been in correction mode. Tuesday's bullish action doesn't change the lack of a bullish signal.
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- Tech Stocks Race Higher With FANG Stock Netflix Set To Report LateTech stocks raced higher early Tuesday as the Nasdaq composite rose over 1%. Netflix will report earnings after the stock market close.
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- Stocks Surge At The Bell: Adobe Leads, 4 Dow Stocks Rattle And HumThe Nasdaq led stocks higher Tuesday as Adobe spiked and Dow stocks buzzed after Johnson & Johnson, UnitedHealth and Goldman Sachs reported.
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- Dow Jones Futures: These 5 Top Stocks Are Notable Movers On NewsStock futures: Adobe rose on solid guidance. Palo Alto Networks reiterated guidance and named a president. Twilio will buy mass-emails specialist SendGrid. Dow stock UnitedHealth earnings topped.
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- Bears Win As Techs Weigh, But These 4 Top Stocks Defy Sell-OffStocks ended decisively lower after searching for direction through much of the session. The Nasdaq fell the hardest as tech stocks remained under pressure.
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- Indexes Seek Direction As Retail Stocks Climb; Why Apple Is LaggingStock indexes were mixed Monday afternoon, with the technology sector acting as a major drag and retail stocks mixed after weak September sales.
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- Tech Stocks Today: Netflix Pressured Ahead Of Q3 ResultsTech stocks recovered early losses near midday Monday, undeterred by a weak reading on September retail sales before the open.
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- Tech Stocks Resume Slide; This FANG Stock Hit On Price-Target CutsTech stocks were sharply lower Monday. FANG stock Netflix had its price target cut by two separate analysts.
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- Stocks Open Lower As Nasdaq Meets Resistance: McDonald's UpgradedTech stocks and China names hauled stocks lower early Monday, following weak September retail sales data and a key test for the Nasdaq.
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- Dow Jones Futures: It's A Stock Market Correction; Here's What To DoDow Jones futures: In a stock market correction, it's a good time to build a watch list. Check out Apple, UnitedHealth, Microsoft and other top stocks with strong relative strength.
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- Stock Market Rallies To End Bad Week; Is Apple Flashing A Buy Signal?Stocks rallied in the last hour of trade Friday as the key market indexes closed above or just shy of their 200-day moving average lines.
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- Dow Jones Wipes Out 400-Point Gain As Stock Advance Keeps ThinningThe major indexes cut their gains by more than half in late trading as the Dow Jones industrial average tried to hold a tiny gain.
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- Nasdaq Up, Small Caps Sink As These 4 Large Cap Stocks Rip To New LowsThe Nasdaq led a rebound in stocks today, but small caps refused join the upside. Ford Motor, GM and two more large cap stocks hit new lows.
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- Stocks Rebound; Why Treasury Secretary Mnuchin Calls The Pullback 'Natural'Despite the worldwide stocks rebound, the market, remains in a correction. A price pop after sharp losses is less convincing than those that emerge during a run-up.
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- Stocks Snap Back With Dow Up 300 Points; Wall Street's Banks ReportThe stock market rallied with big gains Friday after two days of heavy losses. Three Wall Street banks reported earnings early Friday.
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- Stocks Rumble Higher: Netflix Leads FANG Bounce, Big Banks MixedNetflix, chip and bank stocks and top China names were early leaders as stocks staged an aggressive rebound at Friday's open.
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- Dow Jones Futures Signal Big Rebound After Stomach-Churning Stock Market LossesStock futures soared Friday, with Dow stocks Apple, Boeing, Microsoft among those trying to rally. But stock market is in a correction.
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- Dow Jones Loses More Than 1,400 Points In 3 Days, Undercuts Key 200-DayThe major indexes showed few signs of a return of robust buying by institutional players. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.1% and dropped through its 200-day moving average.
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- S&P 500 Today Fails A Key Test As Dow Tumbles Another 500 PointsThe S&P 500 today fell nearly 2% and the Dow matched its loss as selling intensified in the final phase of the session.
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- Stock Gainers Today: Illumina, Chip Stocks Lead Nasdaq 100Indexes sold off again Thursday, but stock gainers today in Nasdaq 100 included Illumina, Microchip Technology and Maxim Integrated Products.
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- Stocks Down Near Midday; How IBD's Rules Protected FANG InvestorsIBD-style investors don't find their guidance by wading in the swamp of why. They look to the chart and heed sell and profit-taking signals.
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- Stocks Volatile In Early Trade; Square's Sell-Off AcceleratesStocks were fighting to stay positive Thursday after early losses. Hot IPO stock Square declined further off its high with a 5% fall.
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- Stocks Rebound On Positive Inflation Data: Delta Boosts AirlinesStocks opened sharply lower Thursday, as energy stocks and China names posted declines, but Delta Air and LB Brands hinted at pockets of strength.
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- Dow Jones Futures Signal Heavy Losses; Square, Apple Headline Big Early LosersStock market futures fell sharply early Thursday, along with Apple, Square, AMD, Nvidia, Amazon and other top techs, signaling more losses after Wednesday's sell-off.
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- Stocks Plunge As Dow Breaks 50-Day; Nasdaq's Worst Day Since BrexitStocks sold off hard into the close as the Dow Jones industrial average joined the other key market indexes by giving up its 50-day moving average.
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- Dow Plunges 700 Points; Two Spots Where The Market May BottomThe stock market sell-off gathered steam Wednesday, as the Dow plunges and major indexes fall more than 2% while leading stocks suffer more sharp losses.
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- Utilities, Defensive Stocks Buck Drop; Is It Time To Sell Microsoft Stock?Top market leaders continued to show bearish selling, with many taking out their 50-day moving averages. Microsoft also undercut its 50-day line.
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- Bears Show No Mercy As Stock Market CrumblesThe S&P 500 pierced its 50-day line Wednesday morning. If the index closes under the line, the violation would be the first since early July.
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- Tech Stocks Sell Off; This Hot IPO Stock Breaks Support LevelThe stock market sold off Wednesday. IPO stock Square fell over 7%, as its support at the 50-day line gave way.
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- Tech Stocks Pressured In Early Trade; McDonald's Rises On UpgradeTechnology stocks took more heat early Wednesday. McDonald's was an early gainer in the Dow, helped by an upgrade from Guggenheim.
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- Tech Stocks Lead As Market Ends Mixed; Is Apple A Buy?Apple and other tech stocks outperformed Tuesday as the key market indexes closed mixed after spending the session searching for direction.
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- Stock Indexes Seek Direction As These Issues Hit Sell SignalsThe market sought direction Tuesday, with the main stock indexes unable to sustain a clear path.
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- Nasdaq Loses Early Luster; This Top Growth Stock Faces Key Test Of SupportThe Nasdaq composite is having a tough time rebounding after a three-day sell-off. Building and airline stocks fell sharply as oil shares rose.
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- Stock Market Poised To End Losing Streak; Apple Offers EntryApple's bounce off its 10-week line could constitute a buying opportunity.
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- Tech Stocks Turn Up; This Hot IPO Tests Support Amid Sharp DropThe stock market was sharply mixed Tuesday on rising interest rates. Hot IPO stock Square is testing support amid the stock's sudden drop.
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- Indexes Open Mixed; Marijuana Stock Pyxus Soars AgainStock futures were poised for slightly lower opens Tuesday, and that panned out in early trade as the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite opened with modest losses.
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- Dow Jones Futures Fall As Yields Hit New High; But Apple, Boeing, UnitedHealth Hold StrongStock futures fell as Treasury yields hit fresh 7-year highs. Apple, Boeing and UnitedHealth are highly rated Dow stocks that have held up well as growth stocks sell off in a red October.
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- Dow Rallies Back, S&P 500 Retakes Key Support As Tech Stocks FallThe key market indexes ended mixed Monday after searching for direction most of the session, as defensive sectors outperformed.
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- S&P 500, Dow Reverse Up; Small Caps Near An Intermediate CorrectionThe Dow Jones industrials and S&P 500 reversed higher. The small-cap S&P 600 hasn't hit bear-market territory, but chances that small and midcap stocks will enter a 10% decline are rising.
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- Nasdaq Leads Stocks Lower As S&P 500 Flashes A Bearish SignalStocks extended their losing skid, with the S&P 500 today falling below its 50-day moving average in another bearish signal for the broad market.
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- Stock Market Turns Ugly At Midday; This Oil Stock Breaks OutU.S. stock indexes were down in late morning trade, but Brazil stocks were rising on Sunday's strong showing of a pro-business candidate.
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- Stocks Turn Positive After Heavy Losses; Palo Alto Price Target HikedThe stock market trimmed heavy losses in morning trade Monday. Palo Alto Networks was called a top security pick at Morgan Stanley.
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- Stocks Open Lower On Italy Weakness; FANG Stock Netflix Takes HitDow futures were under modest selling pressure early Monday, weighed down by weakness in European and Asian markets overnight.
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- Dow Jones Futures Fall With Global Markets: FANG Stocks Haven't Done This Since AprilFacebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google are all below their 50-day lines for the first since April. Apple is OK, but chip and software stocks fell hard, putting the market uptrend under pressure.
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- Stocks Pare Losses, Cap An Awful Week For Market, Leading StocksThe stock market pared losses Friday but still ended with the worst week since March. Many leading stocks continued to take damaging blows.
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- Stocks Today: Tesla, Costco Hit As Nasdaq Extends Losses; 10-Year Yield Up AgainThe Nasdaq composite was smacked lower again Friday. Stocks today under heavy selling pressure included Tesla, Costco and Illumina.
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- Nasdaq Suffers Biggest Pullback Since June; 8 Top Growth Stocks Hit Sell SignalsThe Nasdaq is down 3.6% for the week. The tech-centered composite is suffering its biggest losses since a 6.5% slide in the week ended March 23.
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- Stock Market Drops Further, But Low Volume Eases StingAmong IBD's 197 industry groups, defensive stocks led the day's stock market winners. Groups rising included meat, food, soap and hospitals. On the downside, chips and homebuilders fell.
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- Stocks Volatile After Jobs Report; This Retailer Breaks SupportThe major stock indexes were volatile in the wake of the September jobs report. Netflix and Costco were breaking down below their 50-day lines.
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- Stocks Mixed On Jobs Report, Trade Data: China's Lenovo Takes A DiveU.S. stocks fought to narrow gains early Friday, as Europe's markets veered lower after the September jobs report showed a sharp slowdown in hiring.
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- Dow Jones Futures: 47 Reasons To Worry About The Stock Market Rally; Elon Musk Tweets Move TeslaStock futures: 47 stocks in the IBD 50 fell Thursday, including Apple. That's a bad sign for the market rally. Amazon broke key support. Tesla stock fell overnight on new Elon Musk tweets.
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- Stocks Plunge Broadly; 2 Indicators To Watch NowStocks plunged Thursday in a broad sell-off that left the Nasdaq hobbled, several top stocks below support levels and others challenging important levels.
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- Tech Stocks Punished As Nasdaq Breaks Support; Leading Software Stocks NailedTech stocks sold off hard in the stock market today as the Nasdaq composite pierced its 50-day moving average in heavy volume.
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- Growth Stocks Lead Market Sell-Off, But These 2 Sectors Buck DropThe Nasdaq undercut its 50-day moving average in a 2% sell-off, and more leading growth stocks showed a bearish tint on their charts.
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- U.S. Stock Market Dives On Troubling NewsAmong IBD's 197 industry groups, a battle of the laggards was underway. Lowly rated stock groups led on the up and down sides.
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- Tech Stocks Sell Off, But This IBD 50 Stock Nears A BreakoutTech stocks, represented by the Nasdaq composite, sold off early Thursday. IBD 50 stock SVB Financial is nearing a potential breakout.
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- Dow Jones Futures Retreat As Yields Keep Soaring: Cloudera, Hortonworks Lead 5 Big Stock MoversStock futures fell as Treasury yields kept soaring: Cloudera and Hortonworks announced a merger. Marijuana stock Tilray fell on a debt offering. HP hiked its dividend. Barnes & Noble mulls a sale.
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- Global Markets Drag Stocks Lower; Did China Hack Apple?A bond sell-off sent global markets lower, steering U.S. stocks to a weak start Thursday. Reports say a China hack affected Apple and Amazon.
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- These 4 Key Stocks Boost Dow To New High; Small Caps Bounce BackStocks rose amid positive economic data. The Dow Jones industrial average hit a new high again, thanks to big moves from Apple, Boeing and Intel.
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- Small Caps, Growth Stocks Rebound; 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 7-Year HighSmall cap stocks bounced back in spades in stock market news Wednesday. The 10-year Treasury yield soared to its highest level in more than seven years.
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- Apple Pushes Toward $1.25 Trillion Value As These 4 New Sectors Lift StocksApple's gain from an initial breakout at 118.12 on Jan. 6, 2017, is more than 90%. On Wednesday, transportation, oil, banking and mining stocks also shined.
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- Stock Market Sails Ahead On 3 Economic ReportsThe stock market was on track to post more new lows than new highs, a bad sign.
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- Dow Sets Record High On Strong Job Growth, Apple Hits New HighThe Dow Jones Industrial set a record high Wednesday on the back of strong job growth in September. Apple stock hit a new high.
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- Stocks Open Higher: Intel Leads Dow; Data Show September Hiring BlitzIntel headed the Dow, and General Motors led the S&P 500 on Wednesday as stocks also received an early lift from overseas markets.
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- Dow Jones Futures Rise On Italy: Upwork IPO Set To Debut; News On Nike, Microsoft, J&JStock futures rose on Italy relief: Upwork is set to debut after the tech unicorn priced Its IPO high. Nike stock, in buy range, was downgraded. Microsoft unveiled products.
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- Apple, Intel Lift Dow To New High, But Nasdaq Falls AgainStocks ended mixed Tuesday as the Dow Jones industrial average hit a record high while the other key indexes headed south.
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- Intel, Boeing Lead Dow; Small Caps, Growth Stocks Hit Hard AgainIntel stock powered the Dow Jones to another day of outperformance Tuesday, but growth stocks took it on the chin for the second straight session.
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- Small-Cap Stocks, Leaders Tumble While Dow Industrials LeadThe major stock indexes were higher Tuesday afternoon, but there was noticeable weakness in small-cap stocks and leading companies.
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- Dow Jones Wins Again; Will This FANG Stock Break Out, Launch New Run?The Dow Jones industrials rose again. Netflix continues to stare down the bears with a year-to-date gain of 99%. Shares are now building a new base.
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- Stocks Mixed As This Hot IPO Stock Is Ripped On Earnings ResultsThe major stock indexes were mixed Tuesday. Hot IPO stock Stitch Fix cratered after reporting weak revenues late Monday.
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- Stocks Turn Mixed: Intel Rallies, Cannabis Stocks Turn MixedChina names dragged on the Nasdaq, Edwards slumped to the bottom of the S&P 500 and Intel led the Dow at Tuesday's open, as stocks stepped off a weak open.
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- Dow Jones Futures: Hot IPO Stitch Fix Dives, Marijuana Stocks India Global, New Age Beverages Swing WildlyStock futures: Hot IPO Stitch Fix earnings topped, but other metrics missed. Stitch Fix stock dived. Marijuana plays New Age Beverages, India Globalization and DavidsTea were volatile.
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- Stock Gains Fade As Dow Jones Average Leads Mixed SessionThe major stock indexes closed higher Monday but reversed negatively to wipe out much of the morning gains. The Dow Jones average held most of its gain.
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- Dow Rallies As This Stock Breaks Out, But Nasdaq Reverses LowerStocks were mixed heading into the final hour of Monday's regular trading session as the Dow Jones industrial average rallied but the Nasdaq reversed lower.
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Stocks mostly closed lower Friday, well off session highs as the market's rebound turned back into a pumpkin. The Dow Jones industrial average was the only major index higher.
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Though down sharply from a big early gain, the Dow Jones industrial average continued to lead Friday as Procter & Gamble and American Express jumped.
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Blue chips were among the best performers Friday as major stock indexes rebounded after Thursday's sell-off. Procter & Gamble and AmEx led the Dow higher.
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Among IBD's 197 stock groups, soap, personal care and oil stocks were the day's top performers as the indexes retook their 200-day moving averages.
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Tech stocks rebounded Friday amid a number of strong earnings results. Apple jumped on bullish analyst commentary.
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Procter & Gamble, PayPal and Dentsply Sirona staked out early leads Friday as a rebounding market looked to stem its three-week decline.
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Futures rose early Friday after Thursday's sell-off hit more top stocks. PayPal earnings lifted PayPal and Square. American Express, Atlassian, Intuitive Surgical moved on earnings.
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Major indexes closed off their session lows but still suffered steep losses in the stock market today amid concerns including a hawkish Fed.
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Stocks sold off Thursday in a new wave of selling that sent indexes below key levels, while the Dow today erased all the week's gains.
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Growth stocks faced more selling pressure Thursday as the market correction intensified. Activision plunged on Call of Duty sales concerns.
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Stock market leadership this week has had an erratic quality. Every day a different leader has emerged.
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The major stock indexes sold off early Thursday as investors worried about rising interest rates. PayPal is set to report after the stock market close.
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Weakening oil prices and mixed early earnings news sent stocks lower at Thursday's open, but Nike, Walgreens and Alcoa posted early gains.
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Stock futures. It's still a stock market correction, so stay in cash. Apple, AMD, UnitedHealth, TJX are among the few top stocks holding up. Breakouts aren't happening.
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The major market indexes gave up small gains as the minutes from the Fed's September meeting reaffirmed that policymakers will continue to raise rates.
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The S&P 500 today lost a small gain and slipped after details of the September Fed meeting reinforced expectations of more rate increases.
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Stocks recovered impressively in afternoon trading Wednesday after an early downdraft that saw the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq fall more than 1% intraday.
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Breakouts and new highs were sparse. New lows continued to outnumber highs in the stock indexes.
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The stock market was mixed with the Dow dropping about 150 points early Wednesday. Netflix jumped after strong subscriber growth.
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Netflix, United Continental and Winnebago soared, while IBM dived early Wednesday, as earnings news sent stocks to a mixed open.
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Dow Jones futures fell early Wednesday, but Nasdaq futures jumped. Netflix stock soared late on subscriber growth, and FANG stocks Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet also rose.
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Stocks scored big gains Tuesday as the major market indexes gapped up at the open and plowed higher throughout the session.
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The stock market was sharply higher late Tuesday, helped in part by strong earnings from top stocks in the Dow like UnitedHealth Group and Johnson & Johnson.
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The major indexes extended gains Tuesday afternoon in a broad advance, and the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 today have a reason to feel better about their rebounds.
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Since Wednesday, IBD's Market Pulse has been in correction mode. Tuesday's bullish action doesn't change the lack of a bullish signal.
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Tech stocks raced higher early Tuesday as the Nasdaq composite rose over 1%. Netflix will report earnings after the stock market close.
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The Nasdaq led stocks higher Tuesday as Adobe spiked and Dow stocks buzzed after Johnson & Johnson, UnitedHealth and Goldman Sachs reported.
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Stock futures: Adobe rose on solid guidance. Palo Alto Networks reiterated guidance and named a president. Twilio will buy mass-emails specialist SendGrid. Dow stock UnitedHealth earnings topped.
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Stocks ended decisively lower after searching for direction through much of the session. The Nasdaq fell the hardest as tech stocks remained under pressure.
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Stock indexes were mixed Monday afternoon, with the technology sector acting as a major drag and retail stocks mixed after weak September sales.
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Tech stocks recovered early losses near midday Monday, undeterred by a weak reading on September retail sales before the open.
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Tech stocks were sharply lower Monday. FANG stock Netflix had its price target cut by two separate analysts.
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Tech stocks and China names hauled stocks lower early Monday, following weak September retail sales data and a key test for the Nasdaq.
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Dow Jones futures: In a stock market correction, it's a good time to build a watch list. Check out Apple, UnitedHealth, Microsoft and other top stocks with strong relative strength.
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Stocks rallied in the last hour of trade Friday as the key market indexes closed above or just shy of their 200-day moving average lines.
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The major indexes cut their gains by more than half in late trading as the Dow Jones industrial average tried to hold a tiny gain.
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The Nasdaq led a rebound in stocks today, but small caps refused join the upside. Ford Motor, GM and two more large cap stocks hit new lows.
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Despite the worldwide stocks rebound, the market, remains in a correction. A price pop after sharp losses is less convincing than those that emerge during a run-up.
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The stock market rallied with big gains Friday after two days of heavy losses. Three Wall Street banks reported earnings early Friday.
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Netflix, chip and bank stocks and top China names were early leaders as stocks staged an aggressive rebound at Friday's open.
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Stock futures soared Friday, with Dow stocks Apple, Boeing, Microsoft among those trying to rally. But stock market is in a correction.
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The major indexes showed few signs of a return of robust buying by institutional players. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.1% and dropped through its 200-day moving average.
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The S&P 500 today fell nearly 2% and the Dow matched its loss as selling intensified in the final phase of the session.
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Indexes sold off again Thursday, but stock gainers today in Nasdaq 100 included Illumina, Microchip Technology and Maxim Integrated Products.
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IBD-style investors don't find their guidance by wading in the swamp of why. They look to the chart and heed sell and profit-taking signals.
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Stocks were fighting to stay positive Thursday after early losses. Hot IPO stock Square declined further off its high with a 5% fall.
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Stocks opened sharply lower Thursday, as energy stocks and China names posted declines, but Delta Air and LB Brands hinted at pockets of strength.
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Stock market futures fell sharply early Thursday, along with Apple, Square, AMD, Nvidia, Amazon and other top techs, signaling more losses after Wednesday's sell-off.
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Stocks sold off hard into the close as the Dow Jones industrial average joined the other key market indexes by giving up its 50-day moving average.
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The stock market sell-off gathered steam Wednesday, as the Dow plunges and major indexes fall more than 2% while leading stocks suffer more sharp losses.
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Top market leaders continued to show bearish selling, with many taking out their 50-day moving averages. Microsoft also undercut its 50-day line.
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The S&P 500 pierced its 50-day line Wednesday morning. If the index closes under the line, the violation would be the first since early July.
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The stock market sold off Wednesday. IPO stock Square fell over 7%, as its support at the 50-day line gave way.
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Technology stocks took more heat early Wednesday. McDonald's was an early gainer in the Dow, helped by an upgrade from Guggenheim.
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Apple and other tech stocks outperformed Tuesday as the key market indexes closed mixed after spending the session searching for direction.
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The market sought direction Tuesday, with the main stock indexes unable to sustain a clear path.
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The Nasdaq composite is having a tough time rebounding after a three-day sell-off. Building and airline stocks fell sharply as oil shares rose.
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Apple's bounce off its 10-week line could constitute a buying opportunity.
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The stock market was sharply mixed Tuesday on rising interest rates. Hot IPO stock Square is testing support amid the stock's sudden drop.
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Stock futures were poised for slightly lower opens Tuesday, and that panned out in early trade as the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite opened with modest losses.
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Stock futures fell as Treasury yields hit fresh 7-year highs. Apple, Boeing and UnitedHealth are highly rated Dow stocks that have held up well as growth stocks sell off in a red October.
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The key market indexes ended mixed Monday after searching for direction most of the session, as defensive sectors outperformed.
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The Dow Jones industrials and S&P 500 reversed higher. The small-cap S&P 600 hasn't hit bear-market territory, but chances that small and midcap stocks will enter a 10% decline are rising.
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Stocks extended their losing skid, with the S&P 500 today falling below its 50-day moving average in another bearish signal for the broad market.
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U.S. stock indexes were down in late morning trade, but Brazil stocks were rising on Sunday's strong showing of a pro-business candidate.
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The stock market trimmed heavy losses in morning trade Monday. Palo Alto Networks was called a top security pick at Morgan Stanley.
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Dow futures were under modest selling pressure early Monday, weighed down by weakness in European and Asian markets overnight.
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Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google are all below their 50-day lines for the first since April. Apple is OK, but chip and software stocks fell hard, putting the market uptrend under pressure.
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The stock market pared losses Friday but still ended with the worst week since March. Many leading stocks continued to take damaging blows.
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The Nasdaq composite was smacked lower again Friday. Stocks today under heavy selling pressure included Tesla, Costco and Illumina.
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The Nasdaq is down 3.6% for the week. The tech-centered composite is suffering its biggest losses since a 6.5% slide in the week ended March 23.
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Among IBD's 197 industry groups, defensive stocks led the day's stock market winners. Groups rising included meat, food, soap and hospitals. On the downside, chips and homebuilders fell.
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The major stock indexes were volatile in the wake of the September jobs report. Netflix and Costco were breaking down below their 50-day lines.
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U.S. stocks fought to narrow gains early Friday, as Europe's markets veered lower after the September jobs report showed a sharp slowdown in hiring.
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Stock futures: 47 stocks in the IBD 50 fell Thursday, including Apple. That's a bad sign for the market rally. Amazon broke key support. Tesla stock fell overnight on new Elon Musk tweets.
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Stocks plunged Thursday in a broad sell-off that left the Nasdaq hobbled, several top stocks below support levels and others challenging important levels.
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Tech stocks sold off hard in the stock market today as the Nasdaq composite pierced its 50-day moving average in heavy volume.
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The Nasdaq undercut its 50-day moving average in a 2% sell-off, and more leading growth stocks showed a bearish tint on their charts.
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Among IBD's 197 industry groups, a battle of the laggards was underway. Lowly rated stock groups led on the up and down sides.
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Tech stocks, represented by the Nasdaq composite, sold off early Thursday. IBD 50 stock SVB Financial is nearing a potential breakout.
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Stock futures fell as Treasury yields kept soaring: Cloudera and Hortonworks announced a merger. Marijuana stock Tilray fell on a debt offering. HP hiked its dividend. Barnes & Noble mulls a sale.
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A bond sell-off sent global markets lower, steering U.S. stocks to a weak start Thursday. Reports say a China hack affected Apple and Amazon.
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Stocks rose amid positive economic data. The Dow Jones industrial average hit a new high again, thanks to big moves from Apple, Boeing and Intel.
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Small cap stocks bounced back in spades in stock market news Wednesday. The 10-year Treasury yield soared to its highest level in more than seven years.
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Apple's gain from an initial breakout at 118.12 on Jan. 6, 2017, is more than 90%. On Wednesday, transportation, oil, banking and mining stocks also shined.
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The stock market was on track to post more new lows than new highs, a bad sign.
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The Dow Jones Industrial set a record high Wednesday on the back of strong job growth in September. Apple stock hit a new high.
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Intel headed the Dow, and General Motors led the S&P 500 on Wednesday as stocks also received an early lift from overseas markets.
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Stock futures rose on Italy relief: Upwork is set to debut after the tech unicorn priced Its IPO high. Nike stock, in buy range, was downgraded. Microsoft unveiled products.
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Stocks ended mixed Tuesday as the Dow Jones industrial average hit a record high while the other key indexes headed south.
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Intel stock powered the Dow Jones to another day of outperformance Tuesday, but growth stocks took it on the chin for the second straight session.
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The major stock indexes were higher Tuesday afternoon, but there was noticeable weakness in small-cap stocks and leading companies.
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The Dow Jones industrials rose again. Netflix continues to stare down the bears with a year-to-date gain of 99%. Shares are now building a new base.
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The major stock indexes were mixed Tuesday. Hot IPO stock Stitch Fix cratered after reporting weak revenues late Monday.
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China names dragged on the Nasdaq, Edwards slumped to the bottom of the S&P 500 and Intel led the Dow at Tuesday's open, as stocks stepped off a weak open.
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Stock futures: Hot IPO Stitch Fix earnings topped, but other metrics missed. Stitch Fix stock dived. Marijuana plays New Age Beverages, India Globalization and DavidsTea were volatile.
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The major stock indexes closed higher Monday but reversed negatively to wipe out much of the morning gains. The Dow Jones average held most of its gain.
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Stocks were mixed heading into the final hour of Monday's regular trading session as the Dow Jones industrial average rallied but the Nasdaq reversed lower.
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