Mario Draghi's comments are lifting risk-on markets globally, helping to stem the risk of a death cross for the S&P 500.
Perceptions won't matter if Facebook blows away revenue targets. It will matter a lot more if CEO Zuckerberg has to sell a story on good, but not great growth.
Sandy Weill's call to break up the banks is not entirely altruistic: It could raise valuation multiples and provide a greater return for financial investors.
Let the 'mess fall out', then it's time to buy Apple shares ahead of the iPhone 5 launch, says manager Ben Dickey of the Growth Plus Income model.
Apple's miss was a big disappointment. Yet sales could be delayed rather than impaired, and its strongest-ever product cycle may lie ahead.
Consumers tend to maintain their drinking habits regardless of economic cycles, says Covestor Manager Charles Sizemore.
Those using stocks and commodities to bet on a continued U.S. drought will eventually have to exit their positions fast, says Covestor manager Scott Rothbort.
Index funds can be a good way to invest. But they do have drawbacks says Ralph Mennicken, Covestor's chief investment officer, in a Fox Business interview.
UPS saw double-digit declines in exports from Asia to the U.S. and Europe. It's one more worrying sign about the health of the global economy.
Moody's lowered outlook of Germany's AAA-rating puts even more pressure on Angela Merkel as next-steps for Greece get closer to crunch time.
A policy response to the European crisis and lower energy prices will improve economic conditions in the second half of 2012.