The Dow Jones news today features banks passing a Fed stress test and the Senate debating a new healthcare bill to replace Obamacare.
Dow Jones futures are down 27 points this morning while crude oil prices stay near yearly lows.
The Dow Jones news today features banks passing a Fed stress test and the Senate debating a new healthcare bill to replace Obamacare.
Dow Jones futures are down 27 points this morning while crude oil prices stay near yearly lows.
by Ashley Moore
The top three stocks to watch today are DD, CS, and BBRY.
U.S. economic data will be front and center for investors, with the consumer confidence index expected to rise this month.
Here's what you need to know this morning...
The stock market news is the Dow pushing higher as investors eye another busy day of economic data and earnings reports.
On Thursday, banking stocks pulled the market higher after the U.S. Commerce Department reported stronger-than-expected economic growth for Q4 2016.
by Tom Gentile
With BlackBerry no longer developing its own phones and Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 disaster, a new player is moving into the smartphone space.
And that presents a profit opportunity for traders. Get the ticker - and the strategy - here...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied today as banks stocks recovered, with Deutsche Bank among the gainers.
These three stocks are on death watch in October, so be sure to avoid them.
There's a high likelihood these companies will fail, and any investors caught unaware will get pummeled.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell today as one of the world's largest banks, Deutsche Bank, hit an all-time low.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose today after Fed Chair Janet Yellen's testimony before Congress and news of a new OPEC deal.
by Diane Alter
The BlackBerry Ltd. (Nasdaq: BBRY) stock price fell nearly 3% today after the company discontinued its latest smartphone.
With shares down 31% year to date, investors are wondering if there is any value left in BlackBerry stock.
Here's what you need to know...
by David Zeiler
For BBRY stock, the market reaction to today's (Tuesday) missed earnings was a familiar one.
The once high-flying BlackBerry Ltd. (Nasdaq: BBRY) stock slumped about 4% to below $9 a share. In its heyday BlackBerry stock traded at over $100 a share.
Now CEO John Chen is trying to rebuild BlackBerry by focusing on its software business.
But all the smart moves may not be enough...