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The gurus have been sounding the warning for months now, pounding the table about an imminent end to a now seven-year bull market.
Should investors sell in May and go away this year? That largely depends on three foreseeable things.
These four top industrial stocks to buy should not only benefit from the weakening dollar but should also fare well in an improving global economy.
All these stocks make good sense for long-term growth portfolios. They trade at reasonable valuations and offer stellar growth potential. Toss in rising dividends, and they are total return vehicles...
Granted the dollar has been volatile, but with the Federal Reserve rate hikes on hold for now, and many of the speculators closing long dollar trades, there could be some help on the way for these...
This 50% rally in oil has been met with broad skepticism, flooded with analyst warnings that it will not last.
Recent declines in the Chinese stock market look steep, but there could still be plenty of free fall before hitting a solid bottom. Here's why.
As oil prices rise, exporters amass sovereign wealth portfolios to invest the surplus, and word has it that those countries that depend on oil income to support their budgets are starting to...
Upgrades and downgrades on Apple are dotting the financial news as investors are getting a bit confused about who to believe. Who is right?
At times like these, traders, from retail investors to commercial banks, start looking over their shoulders to hear what other people say is going to happen next.
We’re less than a week into the new year, and already the S&P 500 is down over 6%. When trying to work out what exactly is going on, it’s helpful to think quantitatively.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch database for stocks that were rated Buy and that also did a significant amount of their sales and business overseas.
November marked a record month for China in terms of the pace of its liquidation of foreign exchange reserves.
The SEC charged two Bitcoin mining companies and their founder with conducting a Ponzi scheme that used the lure of quick riches from virtual currency to defraud investors.
The International Monetary Fund on Monday added China's currency, the renminbi, to the basket of official world reserve currencies.