Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average lose 114 points today?
Here's how the stock market did today, earnings reports, the top stock market news, and stocks to watch based on today's market moves…
Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average lose 114 points today?
Here's how the stock market did today, earnings reports, the top stock market news, and stocks to watch based on today's market moves…
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The Donald Trump economic plan is out and there are a few major changes the billionaire would like to see made. Perhaps the most surprising of which is higher taxes for the wealthy one percent.
The outspoken 2016 presidential candidate explained more about his fiscal ideas on Bloomberg's "With All Due Respect."
Here's how "The Donald" plans to manage America's wallet...
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The Alibaba stock price has dropped 13.6% in the last month and is now down nearly 35% in 2015.
Today (Monday), shares of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE: BABA) were trading just above $67, meaning BABA stock is now below its IPO price of $68.
Here's why Alibaba stock has tanked lately, and where it's headed now...
by Alex McGuire
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WTI crude oil prices skyrocketed today amid EIA's bullish supply report and OPEC's worries over low oil prices.
The U.S. benchmark settled at its highest level since July 21.
Here's a detailed recap of how the EIA and OPEC moved oil prices today...
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On the heels of last Monday's vicious 1,000+ point "dip" and then Wednesday's subsequent 619-point "rip " higher, many investors are asking one question – will the stock market rally stick?
The media certainly seems to think so, but I'm not so sure.
I say that because the answer depends on a question nobody's asking...
by Alex McGuire
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Eni SpA (NYSE ADR: E) is the most talked about natural gas stock right now.
That's because the Italian energy company just made a "supergiant" find in the Mediterranean Sea.
Here's everything you need to know about this historic discovery...
by David Zeiler
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The European Central Bank (ECB) is loath to admit it, but it has no control over the Eurozone inflation rate.
According to official data released this morning (Monday), Eurozone inflation in August was unchanged at 0.2%.
That's far below the 2% inflation rate target sought by the ECB. And it shows just how ineffective the central bank's unprecedented monetary stimulus program has been.
Here's what the ECB will do next...
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Chinese stocks were down again today (Monday) as the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.8%. China's stock market has now fallen roughly 38% since mid-June.
The drop comes after two consecutive days of gains for Chinese stocks. On Thursday, the Shanghai Index climbed 5.4%. It was up another 5% on Friday.
Here's what was pushing Chinese stocks lower today.
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Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average today (Monday, Aug. 31) forecasted a 159-point decline this morning after Chinese stocks cratered again this morning.
The Chinese Shanghai Composite Index fell more than 3% this morning as growth fears continue to rattle investors.
Here's everything investors need to know about the Dow Jones Industrial Average today...
by Shah Gilani
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Of all the scary things that happened last Monday when the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 1,000 points, nothing was scarier than what happened with exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
They crashed and exacerbated the market sell-off. They're not all a bad risk, and there are some we like to recommend that are quite safe – even essential – during a market reversal.
Investors need to understand exactly what it is they're holding. But this opens a can of worms Wall Street would rather leave shut tight, because there's a danger to investors from some of these.
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