A second opinion. It’s often sought for medical advice, but not very often when it comes to investing decisions. That's unfortunate, and here's why.
U.S. stocks just saw their heaviest selling day since June. Yet the price data suggest we're in for a minor pullback at this point, not a major one.
OPEC’s positive outlook on the future demand of oil only bodes well for companies that operate in North America. TransCanada is a particularly diverse player.
The relationship between initial jobless claims and the S&P 500 is critical. Here is what it's saying about the markets, the economy, and possibly QE3:
The Fed is giving a buy signal for risky asset classes including stocks, according to the latest quarterly research update from Barclays.
BMO's chief investment strategist Brian Belski sees possible near-term pain, but more long-term gains for U.S. stocks.
Technology stocks have been hit by the slow recovering economy and the pending introduction of Windows 8.
The big rally in Google shares while Facebook languishes says something positive about the stock market: It’s one sign that we’re not near a bubble.
A small number of 401k participants may be getting stuck with the bulk of the plan expenses. Covestor manager Matt Pierce sheds light on the complicated issue.
The increased production of natural gas liquids such as ethane, propane and butane has lowered the input costs for the chemical industry.