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Stock markets fell slightly on Friday, retracing some of their early August advances, and despite markets opening slightly higher on Monday, investors’ sentiment has still not recovered completely
U.S. companies are buying back their own stock at surprising levels, but the $1 trillion spending spree could have negative repercussions down the line
Investors snagged up their profits on Wednesday leaving markets virtually flat, suggesting that uncertainty is rising as the S&P 500 inches closer to its record high
A speculation storm sent Tesla stock soaring yesterday following a tweet from bossman Elon Musk unveiling plans to take the company private
Wall Street is warning investors that it may be about time to jump ship on technology stocks, suggesting that trade war fears are catching up to market darlings
Monthly jobs data and strong earnings reports helped stocks climb above their short-term consolidation on Friday, but growing worries of risky waters ahead have kept a cap on gains
Though only 65 percent of S&P 500 companies have reported their second quarter earnings, the vast majority have already exceeded expectations
Tesla, the most shorted stock in the U.S., just surprised markets with the release of second-quarter results, leaving short sellers with $1.7 billion in paper losses
Technology giants were racing to become the first publicly listed U.S. company, but it seems that race is over, with Apple earning the crown
Warren Buffet’s favorite indicator is suggesting that the stock market is more overvalued than at any point in American history and that a crash may be on the horizon