The FB stock price opened at an all-time high today of $108.47.
Facebook stock is up over 5% on the day after Facebook's Q3 2015 earnings were announced on Nov. 4.
by Jack Delaney
The FB stock price opened at an all-time high today of $108.47.
Facebook stock is up over 5% on the day after Facebook's Q3 2015 earnings were announced on Nov. 4.
by Shah Gilani
So here we are, heading back to 18,000 on the Dow Jones Industrial Average after dipping below the 15,500 mark back in August, a 2,500 point move up.
There's a good chance you're wondering how to trade the market at these levels. I'm going to tell you.
If I'm wrong and there's no market sell-off, we lose a little money. If I'm right, you'll make a boatload of dough.
by Tom Gentile
There is an old adage that traders are told to live by that goes, "Plan your trade and trade your plan."
There should be a follow-up to that one that says, "Stick to your plan no matter what."
Beginning and experienced traders alike seem to get something in their heads that makes them change their original trading plan.
That's one of the worst mistakes a trader can make. Here's why...
by Alex McGuire
The Square IPO date is set for the week before Thanksgiving.
According to CNBC, Square Inc. (NYSE: SQ) is expected to go public during the week of Nov. 16.
Here are all the new details on this hotly anticipated financial tech IPO...
Find out what's ahead for the stock market today.
Get your update on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, stocks to watch, the biggest stock market news, and today's best profit plays.
by Diane Alter
As we head into the final stretch of 2015, we've picked out the three best penny stocks to buy before 2016.
This is a great time to look for buys because the "January effect" could end up having a major impact on penny stocks. The January effect is a seasonal run-up in stocks that takes place at the end of December into January.
Here's three top penny stocks to buy before 2016...
Another Saudi official is trying to downplay the kingdom's expanding deficit – as their problems get worse…
On Saturday, Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir maintained that the current situation was manageable. He was speaking at a conference in Manama, the capital of neighboring Bahrain.
The situation, of course, has been sparked by two Saudi-led decisions within OPEC. The first was to defend global market share by keeping production high (a move made last year while Americans were sitting down to their Thanksgiving turkeys). That started a downward slide in global oil prices.
The next move involved Riyadh opening the spigots on production, further exacerbating the pricing decline.
At the time, I noted the Saudis had no choice, given events unfolding elsewhere in OPEC.
Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall 50 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…
Last week, Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) released a stellar fourth-quarter earnings statement. The news was better than even I expected – and I've been an Apple bull forever.
Apple did more than just turn in a great performance; it turned in record fourth-quarter results. And the iPhone's off-the-charts sales in China factored heavily in the results.
Conventional wisdom is that "rising water raises all boats," but that's not always the case.
Despite October's market rebound, all four of the companies I told you were ripe for failure are down double digits since I brought them to your attention as stocks to short.
And these stocks still have plenty of downside ahead. Here's how to play the situation...