The most watched market chart is breaking down. Yet there's reason to think it may out-gain the S&P 500 at some point soon.
While the bank looks sloppy now, it may have a pretty clean operating record moving forward with a fear-factor playing a big part.
The market thinks a Greek return to the drachma is inevitable. Here are four contrarian thoughts amid the doom and gloom.
Scott Rothbort adds color to his new Covestor portfolio, which fills "what we believe is a huge void in the market - the Need to Feed."
The fund manager sees a particularly hostile "exhaustion syndrome" that has been a hallmark of the worst market outcomes in recent decades.
High gas prices and economic instability in Europe will crimp U.S. economic growth in the months ahead.
Domestically produced shale oil is quickly becoming less and less attractive from a price standpoint compared to foreign produced oil.
Much of our research and investment in recent years has focused on income and income growth, and for good reason.
I will now sit and observe what trends develop during the month of April, and once again be prepared to rotate out of the weaker trends.