Fear & Greed Index Moves to 'Greed' Zone After Nasdaq Drops 100 Points
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index moved to the "Greed" zone on Friday after the Nasdaq closed lower by over 100 points on Monday.
Stocks Have Gotten Ahead of Themselves. The S&P 500 Could Struggle
The stock market's monthlong rally had gone too far. More gains for the near-term won't come easily.
Stock Market Poised for Next Leg Lower as Profits Shrink, Says Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson
One of Wall Street's biggest bears believes U.S. stocks are poised for their next leg lower as the January effect and other factors that had supported markets in the early weeks of the New Year have started to fade.
Look for stocks to lose 30% from here, says strategist David Rosenberg. And don’t even think about turning bullish until 2024
'There's nothing right now in my collection of metrics telling me that we're anywhere close to a bottom.' He suggests owning bonds, gold, consumer staples and the Dogs of the Dow.
As Biden Prepares For His State Of The Union Address On Tuesday, How Have Markets Historically Reacted?
President Joe Biden is set to deliver his State Of The Union Address on Tuesday at 9 p.m., facing a gridlocked Congress that has a fragmented GOP and a Democratic Party with limited wiggle room.
Retiring in a Bear Market Can Be Catastrophic -- Working One More Year Can Make a Huge Difference
Avoid locking in losses. Even a part-time job can buy you some time.
Investors Continue to Worry About Inflation, Volatility in 2023
Solid majorities in a new survey by State Street Global Advisors say they are worried about ongoing market volatility and inflation.
News Highlights: Top Global Markets News of the Day
U.S. stocks pointed to further losses after strong jobs data last week raised the prospect of more rate increases by the Federal Reserve.
Upbeat Economic Data Keep Investors on Edge About Fed
The U.S. labor market remains incredibly strong. Investors can't decide if that is a good or bad thing.
Before the Bell | Upbeat Economic Data Keep Investors on Edge About Fed
The U.S. labor market remains incredibly strong. Investors can't decide if that is a good or bad thing.
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