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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped Tuesday on weak U.S. retail sales numbers, as Dow Jones stock Home Depot sold off on a sales miss.

The Australian share market has ended its day lower, while the Reserve Bank warns there may be further interest rate hikes, and consumer confidence sinks to its lowest levels since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic and the 1990s recession.

The S&P 500 (SPY) seems to be going trading in a fairly tight trading range. Yet there are more facts emerging that would lead one to a bearish conclusion. That includes the discussion of Sticky Inflation. You may not have thought much about that...but let me assure you that is…

Sideways action is far more dangerous than a bear market because it lures investors in. Here's what to do now. Sarepta surged on an FDA panel vote.

The Dow tested support at the 50-day line on Thursday and Friday.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average turned lower along with other major stock indexes midday Friday, but First Solar shined brightly.

Although oil and gas prices are nowhere close to last year's highs, they have been moving up lately. Due to the reopening of the Chinese economy, global oil demand is expected to increase. Moreover, production cuts by the OPEC+ nations are expected to drive up oil prices. Amid this backdrop,…

The Dow Jones reversed lower Friday on a hot inflation survey. Tesla stock dropped after Elon Musk tweeted that he had a new CEO for Twitter.

IBD's studies show that 3 out of 4 stocks follow the market direction, so you always want to trade in sync with the market.