Will Deutsche Bank's downfall cause a crash similar to the 2008 financial crisis?
If it refuses to take a bailout, then yes – it most certainly will.
Will Deutsche Bank's downfall cause a crash similar to the 2008 financial crisis?
If it refuses to take a bailout, then yes – it most certainly will.
by Jack Delaney
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Crude oil prices are going to remain volatile in the short term because OPEC could not reach an agreement at its September meeting.
Members of the oil cartel are still going to produce as much oil as they can, making oil prices cheap and limiting profits.
But this won't last long. In fact, we have a very bold oil price prediction for the rest of 2016...
by Diane Alter
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At 10 a.m. today (Wednesday), Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will address the House Financial Services Committee on the topic of financial regulation.
Markets were trading cautiously ahead of the Janet Yellen testimony.
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Monday's presidential debate was lacking when it came to discussing the U.S. economy.
Especially since this vital growth sector was all but ignored...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is climbing on news that Deutsche Bank may receive a bailout from the German government.
You would think this is terrible news for the DB stock price, but it's actually up before the opening bell.
by Tom Gentile
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While the markets and media were obsessed with last week's Fed nonevent, they missed a huge move in gold.
In the run up to the FOMC meeting, gold was in the grips of a two-week slump. But right after Yellen announced that there would be no rate hike, gold smashed through several resistance levels, including the "38.2" line (you'll see why that's important), and posted the biggest gains of the past two weeks.
Now, we've talked about resistance lines before. But what you may not know is that everything you trade – gold, oil, stocks, bonds, even currencies – follows the same pattern involving that line.
The pattern can tell you when a pullback is forming, the size of the move in the markets, and even how long it's likely to last.
Learn how to use this pattern, and you need never miss a pullback again.
Here's how every trader can use this to make as much money as possible...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied today after Monday night's presidential debate.
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Here are the key differences between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on taxes.
by Jack Delaney
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Who will buy Twitter?
That seems to be a question investors have been asking for years.
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This week, we're bringing you five of the best-performing penny stocks on the market, with gains up to 192%.
Check out these stocks, and our bonus penny stock trading tip, right here...
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